Diverging lens=concave lens
The image would be after the first focal point but before the lens and it will be smaller than the object. Look at my picture for reference. Please let me know if this helped you!
Answer:
The velocity must be reduced to one third to stay on the road
Explanation:
The sideways force that friction must resist comes from the centrifugal acceleration due to the turn.
fc=mv2Rfc=mv2R
the frictional force is given by
ff=μmgff=μmg where μμ is the static friction coefficient
if the car is not to skid
fc≤fffc≤ff so
mv2R≤μmgmv2R≤μmg
v≤μgR−−−−√v≤μgR
thus vv varies as the square root of μμ
so if μμ is reduced by 9, vv must be reduced by 9–√=39=3
and thus the speed must be reduced to<u> 26</u> m/s
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The bigger molecule has more interactions and hence the higher b.p. CH3CH2OCH2CH3 is a bigger molecule than CH4 and CH3CH3, so has more dispersion forces. It also has dipole-dipole forces due to the polarised C-O bonds. CH3OH and CH3CH2OH have hydrogen bonds due to the very electronegative O atom bonded to the H atom
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The resultant force will be equal to difference of her downward force, her weight, and the upward force, the air resistance.
Fnet = 657 - 51.1 x 9.81
= 149.7 N
F = ma
a = F / m
a = 149.7/51.1
a = 2.93 m/s²
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