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Explanation:
Let us assume the mass of ship 2 = K
Mass of ship 1 = 4K
Condition:
Both ships have the same mass
The kinetic energy of a body is the energy due to the motion of it.
It is expressed as:
K.E =
m is the mass of the ship
v is the velocity;
Since both ships have equal velocity;
K.E of ship 1 = K.E of ship 2
\frac{1}{2} m v^{2} of ship 1 = \frac{1}{2} m v^{2} of ship 2
multiply through by 2;
4k x = k x
dividing by k;
4 v_{1} ^{2} = v_{2}^{2}
taking square root of both sides
V₂ = 2V₁
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Answer:
Explanation:
1 ) tire of radius 0.381 m rotating at 12.2 rpm
12.2 rpm = 12.2 /60 rps
n = .20333 rps
angular speed
= 2πn
= 2 x 3.14 x .20333
= 1.277 rad / s
2 ) a bowling ball of radius 12.4 cm rotating at 0.456 rad/s
angular speed = .456 rad/s
3 ) a top with a diameter of 5.09 cm spinning at 18.7∘ per second
18.7° per second = (18.7 / 180) x 3.14 rad/s
= .326 rad/s
4 )
a rock on a string being swung in a circle of radius 0.587 m with
a centripetal acceleration of 4.53 m/s2
centripetal acceleration = ω²R
ω is angular velocity and R is radius
4.53 = ω² x .587
ω = 2.78 rad / s
5 )a square, with sides 0.123 m long, rotating about its center with corners moving at a tangential speed of 0.287 m / s
The radius of the circle in which corner is moving
= .123 x √2
=.174 m
angular velocity = linear velocity / radius
.287 / .174
1.649 rad / s
The perfect order is
4 ) > 5> 1 >2>3.
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C. Both A. and B.
Explanation:
Statement A. Reducing the volume is true because of Boyle's law, which states that for a gas at fixed temperature, the pressure p and the volume V are inversely proportional:
Therefore, when the volume V is reduced, the pressure p increases.
Statement B. Adding more gas is also true: in fact, if we add gas into the container, we will have more molecules of the gas hitting the wall of the container. But the pressure of a gas is exactly given by this: by the collision of the molecules against the wall of the container, so the more the molecules of gas, the greater the pressure.