Can you please answer questions 2 and 4 a.) remains constant, b.) depends on the decrease in the submarine’s volumeincreases, d.) depends on the strength of the submarine’s hull, e.) decreases2.) A glass rod is 50 cm long and 0.020 m in diameter. The coefficient of linear expansionof the rod is 9.0 x 106 °C'. when the temperature increases by 60 °K, its change inlength in m isa.) 1.2 x 10“, b.) 1.5 x 10“, c.) 2.9 x 10", d.) 1.7 x 10, e.) 2.7 x 10*3.) The most probable macrostate is the one withConjowp Coua.) the smallest number of microstates, b.) the largest number of microstates,c.) the smallest probability, d.) the least disorder, e.) the smallest entropylo vilidearms94.) What is the time constant of the RC circuit shown below.b.) 20 s, c.) 15 s, d.) 10 s, e.) 5 s 2sD IserovinUa.) 25 s,20uFIMQ lo vilidesWhat is the time constant of the RC circuit shown below.a.) 25 s,b.) 20 s,c.) 15 s,d.) 10 s, e.) 5 s asD IsersIMQ20µFwww000110µF10µF

Given data: Original Length (L0 ) = 50 cm = 0.50 m Coefficient of linear expansion (α) = 9.0×10-6…

A glass rod is 50 cm long and 0.020 m in diameter. The coefficient of linear expansion of the rod is 9.0 x 10° °C'. When the temperature increases by 60 °K, its change in length in m is a.) 1.2 x 10*, b.) 1.5 x 10“, c.) 2.9 x 10, d.) 1.7 x 10, e.) 2.7 x 10 els no syned

A glass rod is 50 cm long and 0.020 m in diameter. The coefficient of linear expansion of the rod is 9.0 x 10° °C'. When the temperature increases by 60 °K, its change in length in m is a.) 1.2 x 10*, b.) 1.5 x 10“, c.) 2.9 x 10, d.) 1.7 x 10, e.) 2.7 x 10 els no syned

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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