Answer:
m = 4.44 [g]
Explanation:
This is a problem related to heat transfer and thermodynamics. The second law of thermodynamics tells us that heat goes in only one direction, from the highest temperature substance to the lowest temperature. In this case the heat goes from tea to ice. The heat transfer process could be defined as the heat rejection of one body will be equal to the Heat received by another body.
Where:
m = mass = 177[g] = 0.177[kg]
Cp = specific heat = 4186 [J/kg*C]
T_f = 29.1 [°C]
Ti = 31.1 [°C]
Q = 0.177*4186*(29.1 - 31.1)
Q = - 1481.8 [J]
Note: The negative sign means that the heat is rejected.
Recall that the heat rejected is equal to the heat transferred
As the ice is going through a phase change, the fusion latent heat should be used, i.e. when it passes from solid to liquid. The heat transfer for this process is calculated with the following expression.
Qin = m *hf
m = mass of the ice [kg]
hf = Fusion latent heat = 333700 [J/kg]
1481.8 = m * 333700
m = 0.00444 [kg] = 4.44 [g]
circular motion.
cent acc = r omega^2 ... omega is ang vel ... omega=2pi/T ,,,
9.8=rx(2pi/T)^2
if r is known, solve for T
Answer:
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Explanation:
Uses of convex mirror:
It is used in supermarkets and stores for surveillance.
It it is used as rear view mirror in automobiles.this is due to the reason that a convex mirror provides a wider field of view than a plane or concave mirror.
Uses of concave mirror:
It is used in torches.
They are used in headlights of vehicles to send parallel rays to infinity , in shaving mirror to get an enlarged image of the face and also by dentists to see a bigger image of the tooth / teeth .
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Answer:
scratching a surface to make it rougher
increasing the size of a flying object
adding extra weight to an object
Explanation:
Friction exists between two surfaces when they are or tend to be in relative motion. This happens due to the interlocking of the microscopic hills and valleys structure of the two surfaces. Friction depends on the roughness of the surface. If a surface is scratched, it can be made more rough and thus, friction would increase. Polishing or oiling the surfaces can reduce friction between them. Friction can also be increased by increasing the weight of the object. It is difficult to move a heavier body. also, with increase in the contact surface, friction increases. Therefore, if the size of a flying object is increased, air drag increases.
