is the time taken by the transducer to detect the reflected waves from the metal fragment after they were first emitted
Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given data:
speed, v = 1300 m/s
distance, d = 3.0 cm = 
We need to calculate the time taken by the transducer to detect the reflected waves from the metal fragment after they were first emitted.
As we know, the velocity is the ratio of distance and the time travelled by an object. The equation form is given by,

By applying the given values to the above equation, we get


2. 0 mc charge in an external field of 20n/c, north (direction) will experience a force of 0.4 newtons, the direction of the force is north
Force in an electric field = charge * electric field
given
charge = 2*
C
electric field = 20 N/C
Force in an electric field = 2*
* 20
= 0.04 N
since , external field is in north direction then the force must be in north direction because the direction of an electric field at a point is the same as the direction of the electric force acting on a positive test charge
hence, 2. 0 mc charge in an external field of 20n/c, north (direction) will experience a force of 0.4 newtons, the direction of the force is north
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Answer:

Explanation:
F = Force = 
m = Mass of proton = 
t = Time taken = 
Acceleration is given by


The velocity of the proton is 
I think this answer is False because i believe the right lane is the slowest lane you could be in.
Answer:
- a change in color
- the formation of a precipitate
- the formation of bubbles
Explanation:
In a chemical reaction, there is always a rearrangement of atoms within the molecules of reactants to form new products. Such a change is different from changes in the physical form of molecules, e.g. shape.
Thus, according to this criteria, only three options are correct in the given question. A change in color is definitely an indication of chemical reaction because the emission of light before and after cannot be changed unless molecules are rearranged to form a new chemical. Likewise, precipitates form when a reaction takes place between chemically dissolved molecules to form less or not dissolvable compounds. In the end, the configuration of bubbles also indicates that the reaction has taken place because new gases are being released.
On the other hand, change in shape is a physical change because the composition doesn't need to also been changed. An example is the ice formation from water. Same is the case with "change of clear liquid to cloudy" because the addition of non-reactive substances could change the nature of liquid to cloudy however the reaction doesn't need to have taken place.