Where plates are pulled away (diverge) from each other molten magma flows upward between the plates forming mid-ocean<span> ridges, underwater volcanoes, hydrothermal vents, and new </span>ocean floor<span> crust. The Mid-Atlantic Ridge, is an example of this type of plate boundary.</span>
Answer: D
Both MMPI-2 and CPI check for serious personality disorders.
MMPI - 2
MMPI - 2 stands for Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory -2. It is the most widely used psychometric test to measure adult psychopathology. MMPI-2 differentiates people with hypochondriasis from normal one. MMPI-2 is able to detect unconsciously somatizing or consciously malingering in patients.
CPI
CPI stands for california psychological inventory. It is a self report inventory created by Harrision G. This test used to test the people, which are 13 years and older. It takes 40 minutes to complete the test. CPI works on "folk-concepts" which means an ordinary people can use it to describe other people around him.
Volume = l*w*h = (18.1 cm)(19.2 cm)(20.3 cm) = 7,054 cm^3.
Answer:
angle of twist of the bar is 3.32 × 
degree
Explanation:
given data
torque t = 571 lb-ft = 774.172 Nm
g = 18,431, 356 lb/ in² = 1.27 × 
Pa
d1 = 8.1 in = 0.205 m
d2 = 1.8 in = 0.045 m
L = 3.1 ft = 0.944 m
to find out
angle of twist of the bar
solution
first we get here polar moment that is express as
polar moment = 
...........1
here do is outer diameter that is 0.205 m and d1 is inner diameter i.e 0.045 m
put here value we get
polar moment = 
polar moment = 173.006 × 
now we get here angle that is
angle = 
..............2
here T is torque and L is length and J is polar moment and G is share modulus
put these value in equation 2 we get
angle = 
angle = 3.32 × degree
Answer:
1. (c) 18 J
2. 70%
Explanation:
1. Thermal energy released (waste) = input energy (it is usually more) - output (usually less_used to perform useful work)
= 60 joules - 42 joules
= 18 joules
2. % energy efficiency = output/input x 100%
= (42/60) x 100%
= 70%
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