Cold freshwater<span> is </span>denser<span> than </span>warm seawater<span>, because of the salinity and temperature variations. Cold water would have less salt since the solubility of the salt is lower as compared to warm water. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.</span>
The density of the object is the ratio of its mass and volume. From the given dimensions above, we determine the volume through the equation,
V = L x W x H
Substituting,
V = (3 cm)(2 cm)(1 cm) = 6 cm³
From the idea presented above,
d = m/V
Substituting the known values,
d = (30 g)/ (6 cm³) = 5 g/cm³
ANSWER: 5 g/cm³
heat excites molecules at their "lattice" sites. Enough to break the lattice bonds set the molecules free of each other and ... melt.
Answer:
The waves will turn slightly to the <em><u>left .</u></em>
Explanation :
The waves will turn slightly to the left, because the left side of each wave front hits the boundary first and slows down, moving more slowly than the right side until the right side of the wave front reaches the boundary. THis causes the wave to veer slightly to the left.
Basically the speed of water depends upon depth of the river or the ocean.
the formula is as follows :
v = √gxd
v = √d (g is the gravitational acceleration)
As the water waves are more at the deeper end then the shallow end, so during its course to the shallower end, they are slightly deviated toward the normal., hence it will move slightly to the left.
