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Light rays that come from a source such as the sun reflect off items and enter our eye. ... While black objects absorb the energy from all colors and become hot, the objects gradually release some of that energy back into the air around it
Explanation:
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Answer:
Gamma rays
Explanation:
Gamma rays is at the end of the electromagnetic spectrum, and has the highest energy. It propagates through space at 3x10^8 m/s and has the smallest wavelength and the highest frequency. It is given off by atoms of element as they undergo nuclear disintegration.
The bearing shows the angle from north to the line (c), you want to see the angle inside the triangle so that will be 90-[bearing].
<span>a=42 (42 mph wind blowing north) </span>
<span>A= 90-74.9 </span>
<span>A= 15.1 degrees </span>
<span>Ground speed is the speed the plane is going including the wind. </span>
<span>ground speed = c </span>
<span>Airspeed = b </span>
<span>You have the angle, and you have the "Opposite" and want to find the "Hypotenuse". </span>
<span>SOH CAH TOA </span>
<span>Sin x = Opp/Hypot </span>
<span>Sin(15.1) = 42/c </span>
<span>c = 42/Sin(15.1) </span>
<span>c = 161.53 </span>
<span>Ground speed of the plane is 161.53 mph </span>
<span>Airspeed = b </span>
<span>Tan x = Opp/Adj </span>
<span>Tan (15.1) = 42/b </span>
<span>b = 42/Tan(15.1) </span>
<span>b = 161.53 </span>
<span>Airspeed = 161.53 mph </span>
<span>(so the answer is ground speed of 161.53mph)</span>
Answer:
The first two statements are false
The third statement is true
Explanation:
<u>The dot product assures that the integrand is always nonnegative.</u>
The dot product may be negative, this could ocurr when the vectors are directed oposite each other, for example take the unitary vector i and -i its doct product will give -1.
Another way to consider this is to take the definition of the dot product in terms of teh angle between the vetcors:
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When θ>π :
cos(θ)<0
<u>The dot product indicates that only the component of the force perpendicular to the path contributes to the integral</u>
In fact the dot product is a projection of the vectors, the perpendicular component may be obtained using the cross product
<u>The dot product indicates that only the component of the force parallel to the path contributes to the integral.</u>
This one is true, since the dot product gives the projection of one vector to another, that is, the parallel component of the vector among the other one
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