Answer:
Sand
Explanation:
While the term buoyancy may confuse the reader, the question here is referring to buoyant force.
Buoyant force is the amount of pressure exerted on an object by the liquid it is in. Given by the formula
Where
= Buoyant Force
= Volume of Object submerged in the liquid
= Density of Liquid
= Force of gravity
Since in this question the swimmer with the sand is completely submerged in water, more of the volume of his preserver is under the water hence the buoyant force is greater on it than the swimmer with the Styrofoam (as part of him is not submerged in water)
Answer:
0.75%
Explanation:
Measured value of melting point of potassium thiocyanate = 174.5 °C
Actual value of melting point of potassium thiocyanate = 173.2 °C
<em>Error in the reading = |Experimental value - Theoretical value|</em>
<em>= |174.5 - 173.2|</em>
<em>= |1.3|</em>
<em>Percentage error = (Error / Theoretical value) × 100</em>
<em>= (1.3 / 173.2)×100</em>
<em>= 0.75 %</em>
∴ Percentage error in the reading is 0.75%
<span>Jupiter’s great red spot is believed to be a like a hurricane storm. With all the years, it is still not determined why the Jupiter's great red spot is red in its color. The answer to the following missing blank is the hurricane storm.</span>
-- There's no limit to the distance of gravitational forces.
There's gravitational force between Pluto and the lint in your
pocket ... not much, but it's there, and it can be calculated.
So there's ALWAYS gravitational force between the Earth and the
spaceship, AND ALSO between the Moon and the spaceship.
Even before it's ever launched !
-- The Earth has about 80 times as much mass as the Moon has,
so you have to be much closer to the Moon before the gravitational
forces in each direction are equal.
Answer:
7.50 cm
Explanation:
The formula
1/v + 1/u = 1/f
Is used.
where.
u is the object distance.
v is the image distance.
f is the focal length of the lens.
1/v + 1/15 = 1/5
1/v = 1/5 - 1/15
1/v = (3-1)/15
1/v = 2/15
2v = 15
V = 15/2
V = 7.5 cm
For focal length, f in lens is always taken as negative for concave and positive for convex. ... And for image distance, V in lens it is taken as positive in Convex lens since image is formed on +X side. It is taken as negative in Concave lens since image is formed in -X side of the Cartesian.
