Answer:
I think c is correct options....
Explanation:
The resistance of the wire increases with increase in temperature. The resistance does not depend on the weight of the wire. Therefore, the correct option is weight.
Answer:
its speed is insignificant before the diver's speed change, so the result does not change
Explanation:
In this exercise of conservation of the momentum, the system is formed by the diver and the Earth
initial instant (before jumping)
p₀ = 0
final instant (after jumping)
= m v + M v²
how momentum is conserved
p₀ = p_{f}
0 = m v + M v²
v² = m / M v
since the mass of the Earth is M = 10²⁴ kg
its speed is insignificant before the diver's speed change, so the result does not change
Answer:
(C)Direct kick
Explanation:
In a game of soccer (foot-ball) there are lots of rules involved in the game and there is penalty for each of the rules violated. Some of the rules include penalty kick, free kick, throw in, goal kick etc.
Free kick is of two types; direct kick and indirect kick.
Direct kick is awarded when a player outside 18 yards box violently or dangerously charges a opponent.
Indirect kick can be awarded when a goalkeeper inside 18 yards box commits certain offenses.
Therefore, the correction option is (C)Direct kick
Answer:
d. 2m to the right of the pivot
Explanation:
m1 = m
m2 = 0.5m
d1 = 1m
d2 = ?
from principle of moment,
CWM = ACWM
m × 1 = 0.5m × d2
d2 = m/0.5m
= 1/0.5
= 2m
The 2nd child will have to sit 2m to the right
The turning effect of a force is known as the moment. It is the product of the force multiplied by the perpendicular distance from the line of action of the force to the pivot or point where the object will turn.
The principle of moments states that when in
equilibrium the total sum of the anti clockwise
moment is equal to the total sum of the
clockwise moment.
When a system is stable or balance it is said to be in equilibrium as all the forces acting on the system cancel each other out.
In equilibrium
Total Anticlockwise Moment = Total
Total Anticlockwise Moment = TotalClockwise Moment
