Answer:
Explanation:
When two ball of identical mass collides perfectly elastically , there is exchange of velocity between the two balls .
Here ball be was at rest initially . After collision ball A comes to rest , so there is complete exchange of velocity . Hence ball A must have same mass as that of B . mass of ball A = 1 kg .
b ) Due to complete exchange of velocity , velocity of ball A will be picked up by ball B . Hence velocity of ball B = 3.1416 m /s . Yes it will be moving in the direction of ball A .
c )
In case of perfectly inelastic collision they will become single mass
total mass = 2 kg
applying conservation of momentum law
their common velocity after collision = 1 x 3.1416 / 2 = 1.57 m /s
d )
Applying conservation of momentum law
initial momentum = Ma x va
they move in opposite direction after collision
their total momentum after collision
1 x va - Ma va
applying law of conservation of momentum
1 x va - Ma va = Ma va
va = 2Ma va
Ma = .5 kg .
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
in a liquid the particles are widespread and move around each other but in a solid they move in place and are tightly packed
Answer:
Option B is correct.
Explanation:
The resistance of a material or wire is represented by the formula below.
R=(ρL)/A
where
- R is resistance of wire
- ρ is the resistivity of the material
- A is the cross sectional area of wire
- L is length of wire
Resistance increases with increase in length and resistivity which means options C and D are wrong.
A=(π
)/4
An increase in diameter will result in a proportional increase in area
From the resistance formula, an increase in area will cause a reduction in the resistance of the material.Thus increased diameter of wire will lower the resistance of wire. Option B is correct
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Answer:
See the explanation below.
Explanation:
a)
Pumping water requires equipment with closed housing, so that water is not irrigated from the pumping point.
Fans in some applications do not require closed housings, as air irritation does not create anomalies or areas of nonconformity at the air pumping point.
b)
The pressures in water pumping equipment are usually much higher than those generated with air equipment, since the density of water is much higher than that of air, almost 1000 times higher.
