Well, the figure seems to report that velocity is measured in m/s²... That label should say m/s. (Unless of course this is the graph of acceleration over time, but then the answer would probably be more complicated than the given choices.)
If the graph indeed shows velocity, and the unit is just a typo, then the displacement from A to D is equal to the area under the curve.
From A to B, the area is of a triangle with height 4 m/s and base 1 s, hence the area is 1/2 • (4 m/s) • (1 s) = 2 m.
From B to C, it's a rectangle with length 3 s and height 4 m/s, hence with area (3 s) • (4 m/s) = 12 m.
From C to D, it's a trapezoid with "height" 2 s and bases 4 m/s and 2 m/s, hence with area 1/2 • (4 m/s + 2 m/s) • (2 s) = 6 m.
The total displacement is then 2 m + 12 m + 6m = 20 m.
Hey I need a pic then I'll answer in the comments. If no pic then if a red petal is directly facing a side, then it will be facing the adjacent clockwise side.
Mechanical waves<span> require an initial </span>energy<span> force. Once this </span>energy<span> is added, the </span>wave<span> travels through the medium until all its </span>energy<span> is </span>transferred<span>. In contrast, electromagnetic </span>waves<span> require no medium, but can still travel through one.</span>
Answer: The energy carried by an electromagnetic wave is proportional to the frequency of the wave.
Explanation:
Electromagnetic waves that are of higher energy than visible light (higher frequency, shorter wavelength) include ultraviolet light, X-rays, and gamma rays.
Answer;
- Nuclear fusion
Explanation;
-Hydrogen bombs and stars both produce energy with the nuclear fusion. On other side, the Sun and other stars make heat and light by nuclear reactions.
-The first stage of a hydrogen bomb involves a fission explosion which in turn leads to a nuclear fusion. The extreme heat and pressure from the initial atomic blast force together deuterium and tritium (two light gases made of hydrogen). When they are forced together, some of the hydrogen atoms fuse to one another, creating helium.
-This process of fusion releases even more energy per unit of mass than fission does, and the energy released from the fusion reaction also feeds back into the fission reaction, increasing its output.
