Answer:
Acute bronchitis can result from: a virus, for example, a cold or flu virus. a bacterial infection. exposure to substances that irritate the lungs, such as tobacco smoke, dust, fumes, vapors, and air pollution.
Explanation:
Answer:
the answer is c) 25.1 feet/second
Explanation:
because the blood droplets can not increase speed past terminal velocity 100.
K.E = ½ mv²
Explanation:
The formula of Kinetic Energy
K.E = ½ mv²
Where,
m = mass of object
v = velocity of object
The <u>Standard Unit</u> of kinetic energy is <u>Joule</u>, while the <u>Imperial Unit</u> of kinetic energy is <u>foot-pound</u>
<u>-TheUnknown</u><u>Scientist</u>
When we're working problems that involve a pendulum, we almost always IGNORE anything else besides gravity.
Anything else besides gravity that could influence the motion of a pendulum is something that we would eliminate if we could.
Those are air resistance, mass of the string, friction at the top suspension point, and the Coriolis force, due to the Earth's rotation, that tries to change the plane of the pendulum's swing.
This question is probably fishing for the answer "<em>friction</em>".
The net force on an object is:
F = ma
The only force acting on the speck of dust as it is lays on the CD is centripetal force given by:
F = (mv²)/r
Equating the two
ma = (mv²)/r
We get:
a = v²/r
v is the linear velocity in this case; however, we can calculate only the angular velocity with the given data. Therefore, we must use:
v = ωr; where
ω = 2πf; f is the rotations per second
f = 9500 / 60
f = 950/6
ω = 2π(950/6)
ω = (950π)/3
v = (950π)/3 × 0.12
v = 38π
a = (38π)²/0.12
a = 1.2 × 10⁵ m/s²
To express this in terms of gravitational acceleration, we divide by the value of gravitational acceleration, 9.81
a = 1.2 × 10⁴ g
