Answer:
The correct answer is -
A (the entire green box): Chemical Equation
B (the blue box): Reactants
C (the arrow): Reacts to Form
D (the number): Coefficient
E (the purple box): Products
Explanation:
The chemical reaction of burning methane and oxygen is as follows;
Here, the green part A is the chemical equation that includes various parts that are reactants B, methane, and oxygen, C is an arrow that indicates the formation of products.
2 is here coefficient that indicates the moles of the oxygen which forms carbon dioxide and water in box E is products
Liquid water because if it said very high then it would be water vapor but it didn’t say that so the answer is B liquid water
The distance is the total distance she walked which is 16 meters adding the 6 meters to the corner and 10 meters to her friend's apartment. Her displacement is the distance from her original starting point so you set up a triangle with side lengths of 6 and 10 and solve for the hypotenuse which gives you a displacement of 11.66 meters.
Answer:
Explanation:
Given that,
Mass per unit length is
μ = 4.87g/cm
μ=4.87g/cm × 1kg/1000g × 100cm/m
μ = 0.487kg/m
Tension
τ = 16.7N
Amplitude
A = 0.101mm
Frequency
f = 71 Hz
The wave is traveling in the negative direction
Given the wave form
y(x,t) = ym• Sin(kx + ωt)
A. Find ym?
ym is the amplitude of the waveform and it is given as
ym = A = 0.101mm
ym = 0.101mm
B. Find k?
k is the wavenumber and it can be determined using
k = 2π / λ
Then, we need to calculate the wavelength λ using
V = fλ
Then, λ = V/f
We have the frequency but we don't have the velocity, then we need to calculate the velocity using
v = √(τ/μ)
v = √(16.7/0.487)
v = 34.29
v = 5.86 m/s
Then, we can know the wavelength
λ = V/f = 5.86 / 71
λ = 0.0825 m
So, we can know the wavenumber
k = 2π/λ
k = 2π / 0.0825
k = 76.18 rad/m
C. Find ω?
This is the angular frequency and it can be determined using
ω = 2πf
ω = 2π × 71
ω = +446.11 rad/s
D. The angular frequency is positive (+) because the direction of propagation of wave is in the negative direction of x
