Answer:
TA is greater than TB
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Explanation:
Specific heat at constant pressure
is greater than specific heat at constant volume
.Therefore for given amount of supplied heat,increase in temperature at constant volume is greater than increase in temperature at constant pressure
Hence
TA is greater than TB
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Approx. 983274984065823796374 meters away
Answer: 0.45
Explanation:
First note that the body that causes the body to move is its moving force (Fm) which is 9.0N
Since the mass of the body is 2.0kg, the weight will be;
W= mg = 2×10
W= 20N
For static body, the frictional force (Ff) acting on the body is equal to the moving force (Fm) since both forces acts along the horizontal on the body.
Ff = Fm = 9.0N
The normal reaction (R) on the body will also be equal to its weight(W) since weight acts downwards and the reaction acts in the opposite direction (upwards).
R = W = 20N
Ff = nR taking 'n' as coefficient of static friction between the drawer and the cabinet.
9.0 = 20n
n = 9/20
n = 0.45
Temperature is how hot or cold something is,barometric is air pressure(when the pressures high,the weather is dry)humidity is how moist the air is and how many water particles are there, wind speed and direction is how the hot and cold air is moving and how fast,which makes wind (high to low, hot to cold) precipitation is how much it is raining at that point.
Answer:
It continue to move forward at a constant velocity which will be slower than before the front thruster was fired.
Explanation:
Before the front thruster was fired, the spacecraft was already moving at a particular velocity.
After the malfunction, the front thruster is fired and then the force exerted by that front thruster slows the spacecraft down, as we are told.
By using the rear thruster to exert a force equal to that from the front thrusters, a force equal in magnitude to that of the front thrusters is added, cancelling out the effect of the front thrusters. Because the spacecraft is already moving at a slower speed at this point compared to the beginning, it continues to move at that speed.