According to boyle's law, pressure is inversely proportional to volume. Therefore (PV) initial = (PV) final. 123x4 = 204xV. V=123x4/204 = 2.41L.
You must know the masses of both objects and the gravitational constant used to calculate the gravitational force between the 2 objects.
Yes that would be correct. But if its an essay I'd be a bit more elaborate and give examples.
Answer:
2 × 10⁸J/kg
Explanation:
Specific latent heat of vaporization (steam) is the quantity of heat required or needed to change a unit of mass of liquid to gaseous state at constant temperature (boiling point) and pressure.
It can be calculated mathematically using,
Q = mL
Where, Q = quantity of heat
m= mass in kg
L = specific latent heat (J/kg)
Therefore,from the question
Q= 15000000J
mass (m) = 75g = 75/1000 kg = 0.075kg
Q = mL
L = Q/m
L = 15000000 ÷ 0.075
L= 200000000J/kg
L = 2 × 10⁸J/kg
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0.119cm/s is the radius of the balloon increasing when the diameter is 20 cm.
<h3>How big is a circle's radius?</h3>
The radius of a circle is the distance a circle's center from any point along its circumference. Usually, "R" or "r" is used to indicate it.
A circle's diameter cuts through the center and extends from edge to edge, in contrast to a circle's radius, which extends from center to edge. Essentially, a circle is divided in half by its diameter.
dv/dt = 150cm³/s
d = 2r = 20cm
r = 10cm
find dr/dt
Given that the volume of a sphere is calculated using
v = 4/3πr³
Consider both sides of a derivative
d/dt(v) = d/dt( 4/3πr³)
dv/dt = 4/3π(3r²)dr/dt = 4πr²dr/dt
Hence,
dr/dt = 1/4πr².dv/dt
dr/dt = 1/4π×(10)²×150
dr/dt = 1/4π×100×150
dr/dt = 0.119cm/s.
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