1(A)
2(B)
3(E)
4(C)
5(D)
6(B)
7(C)
Answer:
The note in this question is not an instrument that is negotiable under Article 3 of the U.C.C. Furthermore, it is not payable at any given time on demand due to the fact that principal repayment is not covered at a specified period of time. It shows that the acceleration clause is viable for the payment of the amount upon the default of the maker. This is also for an indefinite period of time.
Explanation:
The note in this question is not an instrument that is negotiable under Article 3 of the U.C.C. Furthermore, it is not payable at any given time on demand due to the fact that principal repayment is not covered at a specified period of time. It shows that the acceleration clause is viable for the payment of the amount upon the default of the maker. This is also for an indefinite period of time.
Answer:
Iin(t) =1.3 × (-0.8/1.56) e^-t/1.56 A
Explanation:
In physics, the determination of the term " natural response" simply means that we want to know what happens in a circuit when the value of t = 0, that is to say after the circuit has been disconnected. Hence, the value of the voltage and the current can then be determined or Calculated;
For the the natural response of i in(t) we will be using the formula below;
I(t) = Vo × t/ R = Vo/R × e^-t/h.
Where h = 1/RC = time constant.
For t= 0^- = 0.8 × 1= 0.8 V.
1/Ctotal = 1/ 2 + 1/3 = 6/5
For t = 0^+;
h =( 0.8 + 0.5) × 6/5 = 1.56 seconds.
Hence, we will have;
Vin(t) = 0.8 × e^-t/1.56.
Iin(t) =1.3 × (-0.8/1.56) e^-t/1.56
Answer: System Consists Of 1 Kg Of CO2 (Cp = 46.4 J Moll K:') Gas Initially At 1 Bar And 300K. The System Undergo
Explanation:
