Answer:
a)A= 3 m
b)
c)D= 15 m
Explanation:
Given that
v= 3 m/s
a)
The amplitude(A) of the pulse :
When x= 0 ,Then y = A
Put x= 0
y= A= 3 m
A= 3 m
b)
Distance travel in time t
x= vt
x= 3 t
c)
The distance covered by pulse in the time 5 s
D = v t
D= 3 x 5
D= 15 m
Answer:
a. passing from south end of solenoid to north end and is decreasing in magnitude
Explanation:
by taking into account the Lenz's law
From the Lenz's law we know that if the self-induced emf is due to a decrease in the current, the self-induced current is in a opposite direction. In the other case, when the current increase, the self-induced current is in the same direction that the initial current in the solenoid.
If we assume the second case (the current is increasing) the change in the magnetic flux is negative and the self-induced current contributes to the initial current
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Answer: E. None of the above
Explanation: The energy of a photon is given by the formula below.
E=hf or E = hc/λ
E = energy, h = planck constant, c= speed of light and
λ= wavelength.
From E=hf we can see that energy is directly proportional to frequency since h is a constant, this implies that as we move up the visible light spectrum, red light has the least frequency this accounting for the lowest energy while violet has the largest energy accounting for a very high energy.
Blue light is higher in the spectrum than red light.
This implies that blue light has more energy than red.
Visible light is part of the electromagnetic spectrum which implies that they all travel with the same speed of a constant value ( speed of light = 3* 10^8 m/s).
Thus in conclusion, blue light has more energy that red light but they both travel with the same speed.
This point nullifies the options thus making none of it correct.
Answer:
720 J
Explanation:
The gravitational potential energy that Essam loses for every metre is given by:
where
m=72 kg is Essam's mass
is the gravitational field strength
is the difference in height
By substituting the numbers into the formula, we find
Answer:
bounced back at oncoming waves
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If the incoming wave strikes a barrier at a 90 degree angle, the wave energy is, in fact bouncing back at oncoming waves.
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