Answer: Option D and E
Explanation: Across the electromagnet spectrum, the frequency increases but the wavelength reduces.
This implies that radio waves have the longest wavelength but the smallest frequency, while gamma rays have the shortest wavelength but the highest frequency.
This implies that there is an inverse relationship between wavelength and frequency.
Of all the technologies listed above, wireless internet has the highest frequency hence making it have the shortest wavelength.
Also by comparing values from the data given to us above, it is possible for some wireless internet device to operate within the same frequency range of the microwave.
D) The Sun would revolve around the Earth. 8. In the geocentric model (the Earth at the center of the universe), which motion would occur? B) the Sun in circular orbits C) Earth in slightly elliptical orbits D) Earth in circular orbits 9.
To solve this problem we will apply the concepts related to the Magnetic Force, which is defined as the product between the currents multiplied by the length where they are transmitted and inversely proportional to the distance that separates them, considering between them, the costs indicated below . We will simply replace the values and obtain the desired value,
Here,
= Permeability of free space
= Current at each state
= Length
= Distance of separation
Replacing with our values we have that the force is,
Therefore the magnitude of the force is 3.63N, and if the currents are in same direction then force is attractive, while if the currents are in opposite direction then force is repulsive ( force is same).
<span>C) Just before he starts to fall to the ground
Remember that "gravitational potential energy" is the energy the object potentially has if it were to drop from the current height. So let's look at the options and see what's correct.
A) When he initially lands
* He's currently near the lowest height. So his gravitational potential energy is quite low. So this is the wrong choice.
B) As he runs forward to plant the pole
* He's on the ground. So has almost no height. So almost no gravitational potential energy. So this too is wrong.
C) Just before he starts to fall to the ground
* Ah. He's at his maximum height. So his potential gravitational potential energy is maximized. This is the correct choice.
D) After take-off as the pole expands and lifts the vaulter toward the bar
* He's at a low height. So once again, this is a bad choice.</span>
A is the best answer. This is what makes the magnetic field of the magnet.
