Answer:
2. electromagnets can be made stronger by adding more coils to the solenoid.
3. electromagnets can be made stronger by increasing the strength of the electrical source.
Explanation:
Electromagnets are not permanent, they act as magnets when current runs through its coils. They can be stronger by increase the current that goes through the coil surrounding them,. This can be done two ways: 1) increasing the actual current intensity, or 2) increasing the number of coils that wrap around them.
<span>Convert 200 km to meters which equals 200000 meters. Then take 10m/s*200000meters which equals 2000000 seconds.
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Most of the question 1 is chopped off so I'll try my best to answer.
1ai) In a telephone, the sound is converted into electrical signals before being sent through the wire before converted back into sound.
1aii) Sound travels by the collision between particles. In solids, the particles are closely packed (as compared to air molecules) and thus collide with their neighbors quickly after being disturbed, allowing for sound to be passed on at a faster rate.
b) Can't help much on this one.
The frequency of light is 3.88 x 10^22Hz.
What is electromagnetic radiation?
The electromagnetic spectrum is the area where the electromagnetic radiation that we see as light, or visible light, is found. Visible light usually has wavelengths between 400 and 700 nanometers (nm) or frequencies between 750 and 420 terahertz, which are between the longer wavelengths of infrared and ultraviolet (with shorter wavelengths).
E = 1.55 x10^13 J/ mol
E = hv
v = 1.55 x 10^13/1mol x 1mol/6.023 x )/6.626 x
velocity = 3.88x10^22 s-1
since 1 Hz = 1/ s = 1
velocity =3.88x 10^22 Hz
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Answer: Wernicke's aphasia
Explanation:
John recently suffered a blow to his head. Since then, he finds it difficult to comprehend what others say to him. He also finds it difficult to express his thoughts and cannot seem to find the right words to say while speaking. However, he can speak freely with proper syntax. In this scenario, John is most likely suffering from Wernicke's aphasia.
Wernicke's aphasia occurs when the leftward side of the middle of the brain is damaged or has been altered. An individual who suffers from Wernicke's aphasia will have difficulty in speaking in meaningful and coherent sentences or may have difficulty in understanding the speech of others.
