The horizontal velocity<span> of a projectile is </span>constant<span> (a never </span>changing<span> in value), There is a </span>vertical<span>acceleration caused by gravity; its value is 9.8 m/s/s, down, The </span>vertical velocity<span> of a projectile </span>changes<span> by 9.8 m/s each second, The </span>horizontal<span> motion of a projectile is independent of its </span>vertical<span> motion.</span>
Answer:
Open circuit
Explanation:
An open circuit is simply an electrical circuit that is not complete. In such a circuit, there is a gap and this will not allow the electric current to pass through.
Despite all the elements being complete in the circuit, an open circuit will halt the flow of electric current and will not do deliver the necessary energy it is supposed to.
In such a circuit, the wires are cut of and not connected properly.
The reverse is a closed circuit.
Complete Question:
Andy and Charlie are riding on a merry-go-round. Andy rides on a horse at the outer rim of the circular platform, twice as far from the center of the circular platform as Charlie, who rides on an inner horse. When the merry-go-round is rotating at a constant angular speed, which of the following best describes Andy's angular speed?'
( ) twice Charlie’s
( ) impossible to determine.
( ) the same as Charlie’s
( ) half of Charlie’s
Answer:
The same as Charlie's
Explanation:
As a merry-go-round is a rigid body, all points in the rotating body must have the same angular velocity, i.e., thet must rotate the same angle in the same time.
Otherwise, the distance between any pair of points on a given radius could be different in different times, which is not possible in a rigid body,
The first one is B
and the second one is A hope this helps
1) Let's call
the speed of the southbound boat, and
the speed of the eastbound boat, which is 3 mph faster than the southbound boat. We can write the law of motion for the two boats:
2) After a time
, the two boats are
apart. Using the laws of motion written at step 1, we can write the distance the two boats covered:
The two boats travelled in perpendicular directions. Therefore, we can imagine the distance between them (45 mi) being the hypotenuse of a triangle, of which
and
are the two sides. Therefore, we can use Pythagorean theorem and write:
Solving this, we find two solutions. Discarding the negative solution, we have
, which is the speed of the southbound boat.
