If two wires run parallel and the current passes through
both wires in the same direction, which happens to the wires?
If two wires run parallel and the current passes through
both wires in the same direction, the wires wires move together because the
current of one wire pulls the other wire closer. The answer is letter C.
Answer:
<em>Connecting the 4-ohm and 12-ohm in parallel and followed by the 3-ohm resistor in series. A scheme of the configuration is attached below. Please see the file attached below to know the diagram.</em>
Explanation:
There is the following solution that satisfies all requirements indicated on statement:
<em>Connecting the 4-ohm and 12-ohm in parallel and followed by the 3-ohm resistor in series. A scheme of the configuration is attached below.</em>
Which observes all design requirements.
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Answer:
Explanation:
Given that,
Mass of astronaut
M = 62kg
Mass of wrench
m = 3.3kg
Speed at which wrench move away from the capsule
v = 20.5m/s
Speed of astronaut?
Let speed of astronaut be V
Since there is no external force, we would apply conservation of momentum
Momentum of the astronaut is equal to the momentum of the wrench
Momentum is given as
P = Mass × Velocity
P(astronaut) = P(wrench)
M×V = m×v
V = m×v/M
V = 3.3×20.5/62
V = 1.09 m/s
The astronaut speed is 1.09m/s
