Answer:
20% of the human body float above the surface in the dead sea.
Explanation:
Given data,
The human density after inhaling, d₁ = 945 kg/m³
The human density after exhaling, d₂ = 1020 kg/m³
Therefore the average human density, d = 982.5 kg/m³
The density of the dead sea, D = 1230 kg/m³
The percentage of density of human body to the dead sea is,
P % = (982.5 / 1230) x 100 %
= 80 %
Therefore, the human body has 80% of dead sea density.
Hence, 20% of the human body float above the surface in the dead sea.
According to newton's 3rd law of motion,
For every action, there is equal and opposite reaction. So if we move a body against a rough surface, there were be reaction against the force applied.
So using conservation of energy, we know:
Work done to move a body = Work done against Friction
So, Force applied * distance moved = coefficient of Friction * Normal Reaction * distance moved
For a body moving against a normal surface, Normal Reaction (R) = mg
or, mass * acceleration * distance (s) = ∪ * R * distance(s)
or, mass * (v^2/2s) = ∪ * mass * gravity
Now, s = stopping distance = v²/ 2∪g
so, using given value,∪=0.05,
s = v2/2*0.05*g
We know, g = 10, so s = v²/(2*0.05*10) = v²
where v = initial velocity
Answer:
The average speed of molecule of oxygen is one-fourth of the speed of the hydrogen molecule.
Explanation:
The kinetic energy of gas molecule is given by following equation:

Since the temperature (T) is constant for both molecules. Therefore, there kinetic energies will also be the same. Therefore,

<u>The average speed of molecule of oxygen is one-fourth of the speed of the hydrogen molecule.</u>
Answer:
The area of the rectangle plus the area of the triangle under the line
Explanation:
In this case, the object moves with constant acceleration. Initial speed of the object is 0.
Equation of kinematics :
v = u +at
v = at
v is directly proportional to time. If means that the graph is straight line passing through origin. We know that area under v-t graph gives displacement. So, the correct option is (c).
Uhh Physical property I think