Answer:
1.Radio waves from using your TV.
2. microwaves you are in satellites.
3.UV light waves come from sunlight
4.x ray waves used at the doctors office
5. infrared waves are in remote controls when sending signals.
I don't know if I can think of another 5 right now. but I hope this helps.
I looked up the question and got D- a vacuum
Current always returns to the negative terminal.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Current flows from a positive to a negative terminal. It is due to the flow of negative electrons to positive side. The current flows from a high potential to a low potential. There is high concentration of electrons at the positive terminal and low concentration at the negative terminal. When the circuit is complete the electrons move from a high concentration to low concentration i.e; from positive terminal to negative terminal.
Answer:
I didn't get pic from you but I got the type of answer that u want.
Explanation:
Water molecules are always moving. But on the average they are packed the same throughout. Therefore, the ratio between the mass and volume is the same, making the density the same. This is true no matter the size of the sample or where you select your sample from.
Answer:
The correct answer is C
Explanation:
In this exercise you are asked to analyze the following situation: for a fixed observer, the two balloons are launched at the same time.
If the observer is mobile moving towards the positive side of axis ax we have several
possibilities when starting the movement
* the observer is to the left of the two balloons
* the observer is between the two balloons
* the observer is to the right of the two baloomls
The time it takes for the signal to arrive to know which ball goes first is
v = d / t
t = d / v
If the signal goes at the speed of light, the speed is a constant and the time will depend only on the distance, so we see that the trigger changes depending on the relative position between a given ball and the observer.
Consequently, it will be seen which comes out first, depending on the relative position with the observer.
The correct answer is C
