Answer:Specific, technological knowledge can be patented. The inventor thus obtains much of the
benefit of his invention. Our government also subsidizes basic research in many different fields.
Step-by-step explanation:Patent law is the branch of intellectual property law which specifically caters to new inventions.
Patents protect valuable scientific inventions but it has evolved in a way that it now also protects business practices , coding algorithm and other crucial inventions.
The answer is -16 - 10i.
Using the distributive property on the first part, we have:
-2i*7--2i*4i + (3+i)(-2+2i)
-14i+8i² +(3+i)(-2+2i)
Using FOIL on the last part,
-14i+8i²+(3*-2+3*2i+i*-2+i*2i)
-14i+8i²-6+6i-2i+2i²
-10i+8i²-6+2i²
Since we know that i = -1,
-10i+8(-1)-6+2(-1)
-10i-8-6-2
-16-10i
Answer:
x² + 8
Step-by-step explanation:
(f - g)(x)
= f(x) - g(x)
= 2x² + 1 - (x² - 7)
= 2x² + 1 - x² + 7 ← collect like terms
= x² + 8
Cobalt has an atomic number (Z) of 27, which means the nuclei of all its isotopes have 27 protons. Cobalt 60 has an atomic mass of 60, so it has 60-27 = 33 neutrons.
The mass of 27 isolated protons plus the mass of 33 isolated neutrons would be:
27*(1.007825 u) + 33*(1.008665 u) = 60.497220 u
The actual mass of the nucleus of 60-Co is 59.933820 u.
Mass defect: 60.497220 u - 59.933820 u = 0.563400 u
The mass defect is equal to the binding energy of a nucleus.
using the fact that 1 u = 931.5 MeV/c^2
(0.563400 u)*(931.5 MeV/u) = 524.807 MeV
