The answer to the given question is lightning.
Lightning is most probably the deadliest aspect of a thunderstorm. It is <span> a sudden </span>electrostatic discharge<span> during an </span>electrical storm. It happens <span> when there is an electrostatic discharge between </span>electrically charged<span> regions of a </span>cloud, which is referred as the i<span>ntra-cloud lightning or IC, between that cloud and another cloud or the CC lightning, or between a cloud and the ground (CG lightning).</span>
Before answering this question it is necessary to know the conversion factors for temperatures.
<em>273 k = 0 ° C
</em>
To transform a temperature from Kelvin to ° C we use the following Formula
T ° C = T Kelvin - 273
<u>For 373 K</u>
373K -273 = 100 ° C
<em>373 Kelvin equals 100° C.
</em>
To transform a temperature from ° C to ° F we use the following formula:
(T° C x 9/5) + 32 = T ° F
Then:
<u>For 0 ° C
</u>
(0° C x 9/5) +32 = 32 ° F
<em>0° C equals 32 ° F.
</em>
<u>For 100° C
</u>
(100 ° C x 9/5) +32 = 212 F
<em>100 ° C equals 212 ° F.
</em>
Therefore, the correct option is the first:
373 Kelvin = 100 ° C = 212 ° F
Power plants release sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere, where they combine with water vapor to form acid precipitation. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "a". I hope the answer will help you and it is the one you were looking for.
I think this would have to be equal because the wall is not moving away
from or into your hit so therefore your force is just as equal as the
walls force
