I would have to say because while they do produce relatively clean power, it is extremely dangerous and overly harmful should one "melt down." Some people believe the reward is worth the risk, others do not. It is more a matter of perspective - are you near the nuclear power plant or not? If you are, chances are you won't like it - on the other hand, if you are not right hear the power plant you might like it more. I hope this helps!
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Not sure what the answer choices are.
My answer would be <span>TRUE</span> One lighting strike can deliver up to 1billion volts of electric power. There are on <span>average of 40 to 50 death a year of lightning strikes.</span>
Answer:
708.3 Hz
Explanation:
For an open-air column, like the empty can, the fundamental frequency is given by
where
v = 340 m/s is the speed of sound
L is the length of the column
In this problem, the length of the bottle is
L = 24 cm = 0.24 m
Therefore, the fundamental frequency is
Materials that conduct heat and electricity well in the solid state result when metals bond with metals. <span>This type of bonding is called metallic bonding. Metallic bonding is when positive ions (metals) are in a 'sea of negative electrons'. The electrons are delocalised, which means they can move around easily and carry charge, and this enables it to conduct electricity, even in a solid state.</span>
The results may differ due to resistive forces that may be affecting the system by decelerating it or any other external forces that might accelerate it a bit.Or the timing could be a little inaccurate.
