Answer:
because a raduis is half of 25% of a cicrle.
Explanation:
If im correct the answer is gravity
and wind resistance if you lift it fast
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The Specific Heat Capacity of the liquid is 43.846 KJ/(Kg K).
- It is given that Mass of liquid (M) = 0.0012Kg, Initial temperature (T1) = 23°C, Final temperature (T2) = 62°C, Voltage (V) = 8v, Current (I) = 0.95A, Time (t) = 270s
- The quantity of heat that must be applied to an object in order to cause a unit change in temperature is known as the heat capacity or thermal capacity of that object.
- We know that heat capacity for a substance is :
- H = m*C*ΔT - equation (1)
- When a conductor is subjected to current flow, the conductor's free electrons are set in motion and collide with one another. Moving electrons experience kinetic energy loss and partial thermal energy conversion as a result of the collision. This impact of current is referred to as its heating effect.
- Due to electric current, heat energy is :
- H = Power * Time
- H = Current * Voltage * Time
- H = I*V*t - equation (2)
- Using equation (1) and (2),
- m*C*ΔT = I*V*t
- Substituting the values for m, ΔT, I, V and t.
- 0.0012Kg * C * (62 - 23)K = 0.95A * 8v * 270s
- Solving for C, we get C = 43.846 KJ/(Kg K)
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In this problem, the 2.0 nC charges both act forces of equal magnitude on the 1.0 nC charge. Since there x-components are equal but opposite, they cancel out and only the y-components remain and add up. This can be used then to calculate for the magnitude of the total electrostatic force.
F = 2 * q1 * q2 / 4 / pi / eps_0 / r^2 * sqrt(3) / 2
F = 2 * 1.0e-9 * 2.0e-9 / 4 / pi / 8.854e-12 / (1.0e-2)^2 * sqrt(3) / 2
F = 3.11e-4 N
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The train is not an inertial frame of reference, and the train may be moving at a constant speed in a straight line or the train may be instantaneously at rest.
<h3>What is uniform speed and Acceleration?</h3>
The pace at which an object's position changes about relation to a frame of reference and time is known as its velocity.
Uniform velocity is the state in which a body travels the same distance in the same amount of time. When the amplitude and direction of a body's average velocity (v) over time (t) do not change over time, the body is said to be moving at a uniform velocity. An illustration of uniform motion is the moon's orbit around the earth.
As the rate of change of velocity, acceleration is an illustration of a vector quantity.
When an item is moving in a straight path with an increase in velocity occurring at regular intervals of time, it is said to be experiencing uniform acceleration. The uniform acceleration of an object during free fall is one example.
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