The magnitude of the vector B is 10.9
A vector is a quantity which has magnitude as well as direction and it follows vector laws of addition.
To calculate the magnitude of the vector, we have to put the square of the components of the vector along the axes under the root.
Vector B has components,
x = 2.4
y = 9.8
z = 4.1
Applying the formula,
|B| = √x²+y²+z²
|B| = √(2.4)² + (9.8)² + (4.1)²
|B| = √5.76+96.04+16.81
|B| = √118.61
|B| = 10.9
Talking about the direction the the Vector B, it will be the line joining the origin with the points (2.4,9.8,4.1)
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Answer: B - 8
Explanation: 8 protons because number of protons is equal to number of atoms in the nucleus.
Answer:
Strike-slip fault
Explanation:
Transform boundaries play the role of connecting the other plate boundary segments.
When the plates are rubbed against each other, they result in enormous amount of stresses which leads to the breaking of the part of a rock causing earthquakes. Places of occurrence of these breaks are termed as faults.
Strike slip faults results from compression which takes place horizontally, but but in this the rock displacement releases energy and takes place in a horizontal direction which is parallel to the force of compression.
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