<span><em>Continental drift</em> is one of the earliest ways that geologists thought <em>continents</em><span> moved
over time. It is believed in this theory that the Earth’s movement of the
continents are relative to each other.
This idea was subsumed by the plate tectonics theory. Now, what is the
speed of the continental drift?</span></span>
Continental drift speed is 1x 10^-9 m/s.
This is equivalent to a speed of:
1 x 10 ^-9 m/s
= 1 x 0. 000 000 000 1 m/s
= 0. 000 000 000 1 m/s
Answer:19.5 m
Explanation:
Given
coefficient of kinetic Friction 
Initial speed 
Friction is present so it tries to stop to the object and stops it completely after moving certain distance let say s
maximum deceleration provided by friction is
using equation of motion
where 
Give me some answer choices and i will be happy to help
Answer:
a) Magnitude of maximum emf induced = 0.0714 V = 71.4 mv
b) Maximum current through the bulb = 0.00793 A = 7.93 mA
Explanation:
a) The induced emf from Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction is related to angular velocity through
E = NABw sin wt
The maximum emf occurs when (sin wt) = 1
Maximum Emf = NABw
N = 1
A = 4 cm² = 0.0004 m²
B = 6 T
w = (284/60) × 2π = 29.75 rad/s
E(max) = 1×0.0004×6×29.75 = 0.0714 V = 71.4 mV
Note that: since we're after only the magnitude of the induced emf, the minus sign that indicates that the induced emf is 8n the direction opposite to the change in magnetic flux, is ignored for this question.
b) Maximum current through the bulb
E(max) = I(max) × R
R = 9 ohms
E(max) = 0.0714 V
I(max) = ?
0.0714 = I(max) × 9
I(max) = (0.0714/9) = 0.00793 A = 7.93 mA
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