Velocity is a vector and has a direction. The direction of an object's velocity is always in the same direction that the object is moving. For an object moving in a circle at constant speed, the velocity vector is always directed in a direction which is tangent to the circle.
Slow down to a safe turning speed before entering the intersection
Answer:
horizontal velocity vh = 6*cos(30°) = 6*(√3)/2 = 3√3 m/s
initial vertical velocity vv = 6*sin(30°) = 6/2 = 3m/s
Using s = ut + at2/2 for change in vertical distance in time t, with acceleration a (-9.8m/s2) and initial velocity u (vv = 3m/s) we have
0 = 3*t - 9.8*t2/2 or t = 6/9.8 s (ignoring the t = 0 solution, which just represents staying still!).
The horizontal distance in time t is vh*t or 3√3*6/9.8 m
Explanation:
Answer:
ΔQ = - 762 J (Negative Sign shows heat transfer from the system)
Explanation:
The heat transferred to or from the system can be given by using First law of Thermodynamics as follows:
where,
ΔQ = Heat Transferred to or from system = ?
ΔU = Change in Internal Energy of System = Change in Thermal Energy
ΔU = - 240 J (negative sign due to decrease in energy)
W = Work done on system = -522 J (negative sign due to work done "on" system)
Therefore,
<u>ΔQ = - 762 J (Negative Sign shows heat transfer from the system)</u>
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