Divide 360000 by 200 to get 1800 seconds, or half of hour.
Answer:
Thus induced emf is 0.0531 V
Solution:
As per the question:
Diameter of the loop, 
Thus the radius of the loop, R = 0.048 m
Time in which the loop is removed, t = 0.15 s
Magnetic field, B = 1.10 T
Now,
The average induced emf, e is given by Lenz Law:


where
= magnetic flux = 
where
A = cross sectional area
Also, we know that:



e = 0.0531 V
The sketch is shown in the figure, where I indicates the direction of the induced current.
Answer:
Width of sound beam is 7.557 m
Explanation:
First we will calculate the wave length from given data:
λ=v/f
Were:
v is the speed
f is the frequency

We considered the opening long and narrow, Using single slit diffraction formula:
mλ=dsinΘ
where:
d is the crack width
m is the order
Θ is angle
Considering m=1, The angle between first minimum from center of beam is:

The width of beam is:
tanΘ=y/L

Width=7.557 m
A cation
Cations are positive ions that have lost an electron
Answer:

Explanation:
we use the equation for the final speed:

where
is the final speed,
is the initial speed,
is the gravitational acceleration (
) and
is the height.
In this case we don't have an initial velocity indicated so:
, and we are told that the boulder is at a height:
.
We substitute this values into the equation:

the speed of the object right before it hits the ground is 