What is an element that needs to lose or gain 4 valence electrons in order to become stable?
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Using conservation of energy law:-
∑ work in = ∑ work out
and work= force* displacement
so when we wanted to move a 100kg a distance of 1m
we multiplied 100*1 = work out
so work in should be equal to 100*g Joules, where g is the acceleration due to gravity.
so workout = 100*g = 25*g *x (divide both sides by 25*g)
x=4m
by the same way:-
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work in = 100kg * 2m * g (m/
)= work out
so work out = 25*x*g = 200* g (divide both sides by 25*g)
x=8m
∑ work in = ∑ work out
and work= force* displacement
so when we wanted to move a 100kg a distance of 1m
we multiplied 100*1 = work out
so work in should be equal to 100*g Joules, where g is the acceleration due to gravity.
so workout = 100*g = 25*g *x (divide both sides by 25*g)
x=4m
by the same way:-
------------------------
work in = 100kg * 2m * g (m/
so work out = 25*x*g = 200* g (divide both sides by 25*g)
x=8m
Answer: 14.122 units
Explanation:
We have the following vector:
If we want to find its magnitude we have to use the following formula:
This is the magnitude of vector