1 BTU mean 1 degree of F increased for 1 pound mass. Since the mass unit is in kg that means you need to convert it into pound. One metric ton means 1000kg and 1 kg mean 2.20462lb, then the water mass is: 1000kg x 2.20462lb/kg= 2204.62lb.
You are putting 110,000 btus of heat, so the calculation would be
Temperature increase= energy/mass = 110000btus/ 2204.62lb= 49.9 degree
I believe it is 22 newtons. I may be wrong but I think so.
"700 watts" means 700 joules of work per second.
"300 watts" means 300 joules of work per second.
If the labels on both machines are true, and both machines
are loaded to their full capacity, then the 700-watt engine
is doing work faster than the 300-watt one.
Answer:
a. Magnetic field is a location of a vector field around an electric current or magnet formed due to moving electric charges, or magnetic material and has a magnetic effect and exerts a force on other magnetic materials, electric current, and electric charges. The Earth's magnetic field that has the effect of turning a compass needle is an example of a magnetic field
b. The number of turns of the coil, N, in Diagram 1.1 > The number of turns of the coil, N, in Diagram 1.2
The pattern of the iron filings in Diagram 1.1 are closer with less space in between than the pattern of iron filings in Diagram 1.2
The angle of deflection of the ammeter pointer in Diagram 1.1 will be > The angle of deflection of the ammeter pointer in Diagram 1.2, given that the number of turns and current are inversely proportional
c. i. The pattern of the iron filings will have rings which are more closely arranged to each other as the strength of the magnetic field is increased
ii. As the number of turns is increased, the magnetic field is increased
Explanation:
To find the number of neutrons in an atom, what we must do is to follow the following steps:
1) Find the element in the periodic table.
2) Find the atomic number of the element. The atomic number is the number of protons of a single atom of that element.
3) Find the atomic weight of the element.
4) Finally, we look for the number of neutrons. For this, we follow the following relationship:
Atomic weight - number of protons = number of neutrons.
Answer:
To find the number of neutrons in an atom, you would subtract:
B.) atomic number from mass number
