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Answer:
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Explanation:
First, we need to calculate the constant force, that is, the ratio between the applied force and the rubber stretch due to the application of the force:
Now, we can know how far will an 18N force stretch the rubber. From (1):
The work done by the external force on the rubber is equal to its elastic potential energy:
If two forces "balance" each other, that means that they add up to zero.
THAT means that they must have exactly equal magnitudes and exactly opposite directions.
If you want to draw a picture of a pair of two balanced force vectors . . . .
1). Draw two arrows with exactly the same length.
2). Flip one of them over, so that it points in exactly the opposite direction compared to the first one.
3). Place them tail-to-tail.
A copper wire of diameter 3.256mm carries a current of 6.25mA. the potential difference is mathematically given as
V=2.0657*10^{-4}
<h3>What is the potential difference across a 200m length of the wire?</h3>
Generally, the equation for is mathematically given as
R=Pl/A
Therefore
R=1.72*10^{-8}*2.00/\pi*(1.628)^2*10^{-6}
R=1.652*10^{-2}
In conclusion,
V=IR
V=12.5*10^{-3}*1.652*10^{-2}
V=2.0657*10^{-4}
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