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Alina [70]
3 years ago
5

1-. CONTESTE FALSO (F) O VERDADERO

Biology
1 answer:
jeka57 [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

A) Falso, cuando un resorte se estira, este comienza a acumular energía potencial. Al soltar el resorte, este tratara de volver a su forma natural, consumiendo la energía potencial y transformándola en energía cinética.

B) Falso. Potencia esta definido como la cantidad de trabajo efectuado por unidad de tiempo, a mayor potencia, mas rápido se completa un trabajo.

C) Verdadero, el trabajo es escalar, pues resulta de un producto punto entre dos vectores, la fuerza y el desplazamiento.

D) Falso, el cambio en la energía cinética de un cuerpo es igual al trabajo neto aplicado sobre ese cuerpo. Es decir, si le aplico trabajo a un cuerpo, estoy cambiando su energía cinética.

E) Falso, la fuerza del vagón sobre los pasajeros NO es constate, ya que esta fuerza esta relacionada con la velocidad a la que se mueve el vagón, y sabemos que la velocidad del vagón va cambiado durante el trayecto (podemos experimentar esta fuerza al pasar de una horizontal a una pendiente muy pronunciada, ya que hay un gran cambio de velocidad, y si hay cambio de velocidad, hay aceleración, y por la tercera ley de Newton, si hay aceleración, hay fuerza), pero si es verdad que esta fuerza es un factor importante al diseñar una montaña rusa.

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