Question 22 of 30 22. Including reaction time the stopping distance is more than 20 feet at 10 miles per hour, at 20 miles per hour it will be about: Choose one a. 30 feet b. 63 feet c. 40 feet d. 75 feet
Fixed resistors have only one ohmic value that cannot be changed or adjusted. True False
Gold is the best natural conductor of electricity, followed by copper, silver, and aluminum. True False
A force that acts away from the center of mass is also called Centric Coplanar Force Couple Concentric Moment
If an engine cannot be 100% efficient, what happens to the energy that is lost? It reproduces. It still exists, but in a different form. It disappears.
#29 This is what happens when your vehicle starts to slide on a thin layer of water or other liquid between your tires and the road. a) Speeding b)Hydroplaning c) Defensive driving
What is the energy transformation that occurs in a cel I phone in order to play music? Sound energy is transformed into chemical energy. Electrial energy is transformed into sound energy. Solar energy is transformed into thermal energy.
Theoretically in striking a ball for maximum distance all of the following should be maximized except mass of the club head projection angle velocity of the club head coefficient of restitution of the ball
Most cosmic rays penetrate deep into the Earth due to the speed at which they travel. True False
006 (part 1 or 2) 10.0 points A student sits on a rotating stool holding two 1 kg objects. When his arms are extended horizontally, the objects are 0.8 m from the axis of rotation, and he rotates with angular speed of $0.68rad/sec$ . The moment of iner- tia of the student plus the stool is $5kgm^{2}$ and is assumed to be constant. The student
What is the main problem with using a filling like concrete in this model? They did not lift the first ball high enough. Too much energy is being absorbed somehow. There is no problem this trial worked
Multlple Cholce Question Neutrons are found __ around the nucleus of an atom in the nucleus of an atom Need help? Review these concept resource
6. You are making great progress! You have calculated that it takes a sound wave Q.2326 seconds to travel from the speaker to Max. Next, you need to measure the delay between when Emma claps and when Max claps and compare them. You'll use the stopwatch tool on the slow motion video on the left. Measure the time on the stopwatch when Emma claps. Show me how! $\square $ The answer to this question depends on your answers to previous questions. Schrut Answer 0/ me submissions used
Question 3 Now suppose the mass of block A is much less than the mass of block B. Estimate the magnitude of the acceleration of the blocks after release. $0m/s^{\wedge }2$ $9.8m/s^{\wedge }2$ Question 4 Briefly explain your reasoning without deriving or using equations. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 1 pts 1 pts
The table shows information about four waves. Which wave has the lowest frequency? (1 point) wave O wave L wave N wave M
Note: Displacement often requires you to draw a picture of what is going on in order to understand how to calculateit. You do not need to include that drawing in your work.but it will help you quite a bit to make one Bike Ride PJ likes to ride his bike around the block. If he rides out of his house west, the sidewalk circles his block. and brings him back to his doorstep 0.35 miles later. Find his distance and displacement. Filinthe Blark 1 point Calculate the distance that Plcovers on the bikeride. Enter your answer in the blanks below with the number in the first blark,and the units in the second blark (Evenif distance or displacement areztro you exciting include their it of measure from the question) Total distance covered typeyouranswer typeyouranswer 2 Fill in the Blank 1 point to Calculate the displacement from the starting point after Pl completes the bike ride Enter your answer in the blanks below.with the number in the first blank. and the units in the second blank (Even Idstance or displacement arezero, youmustsell include the unit of measure from the question) Displacement fromstarting point type your answer. typeyouranswer
What, according to the lecture, is one of the fundamental questions in astrophysics? What are stars made of? Why do stars shine? Where do stars come from? How do stars move?
According to the conservation of energy principle mentioned in the video, what cannot happen to energy within a system? It can teleport randomly. It can only exist in one form. It increases without any inputs or outputs. It cannot be created or destroyed.
Substances erhbd unique thermal conductnntres, which is the ability to concuct heat For instance, metals typically exhibit high thermal con conductivities, making them efficient conductors of heat. Which at the following materials would most likely have themal conductivit? Rukker Copper Alumnum Steel
