Answer:
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Haha Rick rolled you
Explanation:
jk my favourite song is Thunder, Despacito
Previous results tell us the speed (v) is given in terms of the coefficient of friction (k) and the radius of the curve (r) as
v = √(kgr)
v = √(0.20·9.8 m/s²·50 m)
= 7√2 m/s ≈ 9.90 m/s
Answer:
- Direct current is a current in which electrons flow in one direction only
- Alternating current is a current in which the direction of the electron flow reverses periodically - so, half a cycle forward, half a cycle backward
There are several advantages of using alternating currents for the transmission of electricity across a country, over large distances. The main advantages are:
- The voltage of alternating currents can be easily increased/decreased by using transformers. For instance, a transformer is used at the beginning of the transmission line to increase the voltage (electricity is transmitted at high voltage in order to reduce dissipated power), and then another transformer is used before the electricity enters the houses, in order to decrease the voltage. Transformers only work with alternating currents.
- It is easy to interrupt the flow of an alternating current, because its value naturally becomes zero every half a cycle, so this is useful in case the current must be interrupted.
Answer:
See the explanation below.
Explanation:
If you connect the three bulbs 20 W each will have a total power of 60W.
Now we need to understand to assign the meaning of the word gap, that is, if the circuit is open at that point or if there is no bulb connected at that point.
If the circuit is open at Point 2, there will be no current in the circuit, so the battery will drain faster with the three bulbs 20W.
In the second event, where gap means that there are no bulbs connected at that point, it means that you have two bulbs connected in series of 80W each.
In this case the bulbs will consume 160W thus drain the battery faster than the three 20W bulbs connected in series.
