The Electric current is 1.11* 10^{-4}A
Given that the coil's radius is 3.55 cm (0.35 m),
The formula for the coil's area is A = r2 A = (3.14) (0.35)2 = 0.005024 m2.
R = Resistance = 600 N = Number of spins = 500 B = Magnetic field = (0.0120)
t + (3 x 10⁻⁵) t⁴
The number t = 5 is substituted for taking the derivative at both the induced current and the electric current.
The Electric current is therefore 1.11* 10^{-4}A
Electric current - The rate of electron passage in a conductor is known as electric current. The ampere is the electric current's SI unit. Electrons are little particles that are part of a substance's molecular structure. These electrons can be held loosely or securely depending on the situation.
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Yes, this is accurate. While "dark matter" might exist, it is still more of a theory, it is not yet defined properly. As far as we truthfully know, the entire universe is just matter and energy.
I can't see numbers here, so here are all the answers:
1) the frequency is c/λ = 3e8/556e-9 = 5.39e14Hz
2) light travels at <span>299,792,458 m/s. So in nanoseconds it's 0.299792458m. This is about 1/3 of a meter which is about one foot.
3) length is L = ct = (</span>299,792,458 m/s)(6e-15) = 1.799e-6m or 1.799μm
Answer:
The answer is C
Explanation:
When the project finishes under a certain agreement. the project team must capture and share lessons that learn to not repeat same mistakes that made while project ongoing. Therefore, when the similar work need to be redone new project team saves time and labor force with those feedback.
The project team must secure customer feedback and approval to get their claims and progress payments.
The project team must plan a smooth transition of deliverable into ongoing operations in order to get feedback or approval from them in a certain of time. With those feedback of approvals the project team can plan their rework or payment progress.
Alternative dispute resolution is not a must work. It depends on the agreement.
This is most likely the first time she dropped the ball, as it was either with force by her, or she dropped it from a high height, which gave the ball enough energy for a high bounce, but the potential energy after the first bounce could not be enough to compare to the energy of the first bounce.
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