If an object has acceleration of zero meters per second², then the object is traveling at a constant speed.
Note: The constant speed doesn't have to be zero, so the object is not necessarily at rest. It can be moving at any speed, as long as the speed doesn't change. (If the speed changed, then the acceleration wouldn't be zero.)
The frequency of any wave is (speed) / (wavelength).
Frequency = (330 m/s) / (2m) = 165 per second = <em>165 Hz</em>.
Period = 1 / frequency = 1 / (165 per second) = <em>0.0061 second </em>
Answer:
Both its temperature and its thermal energy will increase.
Explanation:
Objects are made up of particles. For example, water is made up of water molecules. The kinetic energy of a particle of mass
and velocity
is equal to
,
- The thermal energy of an object measures the total kinetic energy of all its particles.
- On the other hand, the temperature of that object measures the average kinetic energy of all these particles.
Water in that pot gains energy when the pot is heated. That would increase the total kinetic energy of these water molecules.
What about temperature? Assume that the number of water particles in the pot stays the same- In other words, assume that water in the pot does not evaporate. As the total kinetic energy of these water molecules increase, their average kinetic energy would also increase. As a result, it would appear that the temperature of water in that pot has increased.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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