Using Ohm’s Law:
V=IR
V=(16)(9)
V = 144 volts
The answer is 2. The number 2 does not go into 55 evenly, therefore making it not a factor. All the others are factors. You can solve this using the factor list method.
Factors of 55
<em>1, 55</em>
<em>5, 11</em>
<em>11, 5</em>
<em>55, 1</em>
This works for all problems involving factoring.
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Definition near the outside
m = m_o / √(1-V^2/c^2 ) = 0.995 c
K/(m_o c^2 )=((m_o/√(1-v^2/c^2 )) v^2)/(1/2 m_o c^2 )=(m_o/√(1-v^2/c^2 ) (0.995)^2 c^2)/(1/2 m_o c^2 )=(2 x (0.995)^2)/√(1-(0.995c)^2/c^2 )= 198.5
k/m_oc^2 = 198.5
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