Answer:
Explanation:
Speed of car =22.5miles/hr
U=22.5miles/hour
Applied brake and come to rest
Final velocity, =0
t, =2sec
Given that,
Speed=distance /time
Then,
Distance, =speed, ×time
Converting mile/hour to m/s
Given that
Use: 1 mile= 1600 m, 1 h= 3600s
22.5miles/hour × 1600m/mile × 1hour/3600s
Therefore, 22.5mile/hour=10m/s
Using speed =10m/s
Distance =speed ×time
Distance=10×2
Distance, =20m
The distance travelled before coming to rest is 20m.
True, nuclear reactions, whether they are fission or fusion depend on generating energy by converting a certain amount of mass by breaking the atom or combining two atoms together.
Answer:
a) System aceleration:
b) Direction of movement:
The block
down the plane when the acceleration is negative. This occur when:

The block
up the plane when the acceleration is positive. This occur when:

Explanation:
For the block
the move direction is parallel (||) to the plane
(1)
For the block
the move direction is vertical (y)
(2)
Both blocks are connected with the same cable, therefore, the tension on the cable and the acceleration is the same for both.
Solving the equation 2 for T:
(3)
replacing (3) in the equation (1)
(4)
solving (4) for a:

Answer:
Energy of ultra violet photons < Energy of radio waves
Wavelength of ultra violet photons > Wavelength of radio waves
Explanation:
The increasing order of the wavelength is given by
Gamma rays
x rays
Ultra violet rays
Visible radiations
Infrared rays
micro waves
Radio waves
So, ultra violet rays has larger wavelength than radio waves.
As we know that the energy is inversely proportional to the wavelength.
So, the energy of radio waves is more than the energy of ultra violet waves.
Energy of ultra violet photons < Energy of radio waves
Wavelength of ultra violet photons > Wavelength of radio waves
All points to the left of zero on a horizontal number line are negative. A number line<span> is a picture of a graduated straight </span>line<span> that serves as abstraction for real </span>numbers. <span>This </span>number line<span> can be extended to the left to </span>represent numbers<span> which are smaller than </span>0<span>. Such </span>numbers<span> are called negative </span>numbers<span>.</span>