Answer:
induced EMF = 240 V
and by the lenz's law direction of induced EMF is opposite to the applied EMF
Explanation:
given data
inductance = 8 mH
resistance = 5 Ω
current = 4.0 A
time t = 0
current grow = 4.0 A to 10.0 A
to find out
value and the direction of the induced EMF
solution
we get here induced EMF of induction is express as
E = - L
...................1
so E = - L 
put here value we get
E = - 8 ×

E = -40 × 6
E = -240
take magnitude
induced EMF = 240 V
and by the lenz's law we get direction of induced EMF is opposite to the applied EMF
Answer:
a) True.
Explanation:
If you turn the wheel in the direction of the turn before beginning the turning maneuver then it's possible that there might be not enough space available for turning and also if you are waiting for the traffic to get clear with rear ended then it will get pushed forward onto the coming traffic.
Answer:
Answer:
New speed of the 22-kg block is 1.57 m/s
Explanation:
Mass of block
Mass of another block
Initial speed of the block
Initial speed of the another block
Initial speed of the another block
For conservation of momentum, we have
Substitute all the values and solving for final speed of the 22kg block is
new speed of the 22-kg block is 1.57 m/s
Couldnt write the answer so check picture
Answer:
Explanation:
The diagram has a fairly simple explanation. In the top diagram, the space between the particle is increasing. That means that acceleration is increasing. The bottom diagram shows just the opposite. The particle starts off making large "distances" between where the particle is recorded and then the distances between recordings lessens and the particle is slowing down.
Rule: the greater the "distance" between dot positions, the greater the acceleration, because the speed is large.
Top diagram: increasing distance between dots = larger speed. The distance becomes greater as the particle moves to the right.
Bottom diagram: starts off large and decreases as we move from left to right = - acceleration.
Valence electrons are required for certain bonding processes. Without them you cannot bond with certain elements. For example, carbon bonds really well with carbon because it has the same amount of valence electrons. However carbon would not bond well with uranium due to the massive differences in valence electrons. Hope this helps!