Gravitational potential energy :)
Water has a high specific heat capacity. Oil has a smaller heat capacity.
Answer: A little more that 5 Kg for a healthy person
Explanation: First, we know the following:
The regular adult has from 9 to 12 pints of blood. This is around 5 liters for a healthy male adult.
The human body is composed mostly on water, around 80%.
Blood is mostly composed on plasma, which makes blood thicker than water.
Knowing that, almost all the body is compose of water, it is safe to think that blood density should be near to that of water but higher.
The density on water is a know value. Which makes the following true:
<em>1 Liter of Water weights 1 Kg</em>
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It could be said then, that the total mass of blood for a healthy person should be a little more that 5 kgs.
Yes you can. Fiction or real. You can almost write any topic you want...
Explanation:
KE = 1/2*m*v^2
mass won't change
but velocity is
A: the force is pushing against the direction of the object, so velocity is decreasing, so KE is decreasing
B: the F net line is pretty much straight up, which means there is no net force pushing to the left, but velocity is still increasing
Why? Because if you use the pythagorean theorem, the hypotenuse is always longer than the legs.
Note: velocity only ever stays the same if there is no net force (or 0 acceleration), so all four of these are either decreasing or increasing
C: there is a net force to the right, so velocity is increasing
D: There is a net force to the right but velocity is to the left, so velocity is decreasing
Hope I got these right
