<u>Answer:</u>
In order from lowest urgency to highest, the sequence which properly ranks the product categories issued by the National Weather Service are as follows:
B- Outlook, Watch, Advisory, Warning.
<u>Explanation:</u>
An outlook for a hazardous weather describes the potential hazardous weather of concern in day 1 through 7. There are total two segments of the outlook, one for the marine zones and the second for the land based zones.
A watch is issued when there is the possibility of hazardous weather within 48 hours, it does not guarantee that a hazardous weather is going to come, it just reminds the possibilities of any such weather to come.
Advisory comes third in the urgency ranking, we can explain this through an example: a winter weather advisory may be issued for amount of freezing rain or when there are chance of 2 to 4 inches of snow. And, in winter weather, an warning may be issued when there is one fourth inch or more of ice accumulation.
Answer:
position 9.58 m
Explanation:
In impulse exercises and amount of movement, we always assume that the contact time is small,
I = Δp
With this expression we can calculate the final speed
I = m Vf - m Vo
Vf = (I + mVo) / m
Vf = (1.8 + 0.35 1.8) /0.35
Vf = 6.94 m / s
To calculate the acceleration of the ball we use Newton's second law, after finishing the impulse
∑ F = m a
fr = m a
a = fr / m
a = -0.26 / 0.35
a = -0.74 m/s²
A negative sign indicates that this acceleration is slowing the ball
Now we have speed and time acceleration, so we can use the kinematic equations to find the position at 1.5 s
X = Vo t + ½ to t²
In this case Vo is the speed with which the ball comes out after the impulse 6.94
X = 6.94 1.5 + ½ (-0.74) 1.522
X = 9.58 m
If the springs are connected together from end to end, they are arranged in series. For springs in series, the forces are additive.
Spring 1: F1 = k1(Δx1)
Spring 2: F2 = k2(Δx2)
Spring 1: F3 = k3(Δx3)
Total Force = k1(Δx1)+k2(Δx2)+k3(Δx3)
Total Force = (k1+k2+k3)(Δx,total)
The spring constants are added together and multiplied with the total length of elongation to find the total force acting on it.
<span><span><span>FIRST EQUATION OF MOTION
Vf = Vi + at</span> </span><span>Consider a body initial moving with velocity "Vi". After a certain interval of time "t", its velocity becomes "Vf". Now</span>Change in velocity = Vf - Vi <span>
OR
DV =Vf – Vi</span><span>Due to change in velocity, an acceleration "A" is produced in the body. Acceleration is given by</span>a = DV/t Putting the value of "DV"<span><span>a = (Vf – Vi)/t
at = Vf – Vi
at + Vi =Vf
</span>OR
</span><span>Vf = Vi + at
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