Answer:
A general solution is
and a particualr case is mgh, it is just to distance around the radius Earth.
Explanation:
We can use a general equation of the potential energy to understand the particular and general case:
The potential energy is defined as
, we know that the gravitational force is
, so we could find the potential energy taking the integral of F.
(1)
We can find the particular case, just finding the gravitational potential energy difference:
. Here Uf is the potential evaluated in r+Δh and Ui is the potential evaluated in r.
Using (1) we can calculate ΔU.

Simplifying and combining terms we have a simplified expression.
(2)
Let's call
. It is the acceleration due to gravity on the Earth's surface, if r is the radius of Earth and M is the mass of the Earth and we can write (2) as ΔU=mgh, but if we have distance grader than r we should use (2), otherwise, we could get incorrect values of potential energy.
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Answer:
65.2 %
Explanation:
Let Q1 = Heat absorbed by the system
Q2 = Heat released by the system
e= (1 - (Q2/Q1)) x 100
e= (1 - (750/2150)) x 100
e= (1 - 0.348) x 100
e= 0.652 x 100
e= 65.2 %
Answer: well jabberwocky means like happy or like good vs evil
Synonyms: abracadabra, double talk, gibberish, gobbledygook, mumbo jumbo, babble, blather, blatherskite, gabble, jabber and jargon
Definition: invented or meaningless language; nonsense.
Explanation:
Use the formula B(at the center)= (4 pi * 10^(-7) ) * I (current) / ( 2 radius)
and you will get the answer that will be 6.
The answer is; The sun will turn into a red giant
This occurs as the hydrogen fuel in the fusion core of the sun begins to deplete. When the hydrogen fuel is depleted, the star begins to collapse on itself due to gravity. This pressure causes the heavier helium to begin fusing in the area around the core. The stars begin to heat up again producing enough energy to push out the outer shells of the star. This causes the star to expand. The outer shells become less hot hence the decrease in luminosity of red giants.