Beam with Mass (Time/Strain) 05 0.5 Times (s) 1.5 2.5 Strain (2000m)

Q: convert 86 Kpa/km pressure loss in m/m

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Q: A force of 160N is applied to an object of area 5 m? Calculate the pressure ?

A: Given data :                  Force   =   F                  Area    =    A        To find :…

Q: Incompressible Air moving at 47 metres per second through a nacelle which has an oulet area of 11…

A: Given Data : Speed of air through the nacelle is vin=47 m/s at the inlet. Outlet area of the nacelle…

Q: Question 12 Why are the noble gases inert? Nobel gases readily form positive ions. Nobel gases…

A: Helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, and frequently radon are among a group of rare gases that…

Q: Match the following variables/description with their units Rate of enthalpy mass flowrate Cv delta…

A: Unit of measurement:1.)Rate of Enthalpy- KWMass flow rate is defined as flow of mass in one…

Q: How does flow rate (volume per second) change as a pipe becomes smaller (as in c)

A: The flow rate i.e  Volume flow rate Q is given by Q = Av A= area of cross section of pipe v =…

Q: 7. A spring with negligible mass and force constant k is kept straight by confining it within a…

A: the mass of ball = m spring constant = k initial compression = yo Let the origin lies at the…

Q: 5. (7E) Thee charges are located along the x- axis. Charge A (+3.00 m C) is located at the origin.…

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Q: What is the net water budget for a region where the annual rainfall is 890 mm and the potential…

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Q: A helium balloon at sea level had a volume of 1.50 m3 when it was filled.  The barometric pressure…

A: From Boyle’s law:

Q: Do surface currents always move water vertically or horizontally?

A: To answer whether surface currents move water vertically or horizontally, we must first determine…

Q: Find the altitude in meters where the pressure is 60,000 Pa in the standard atmosphere.

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Q: Explain the term hypothetical cycle?

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Q: O Question 6 Fluorine (F) is a nonmetal. It has a strong tendency to complete its outermost shell of…

A: A.) It will gain one electron and form F-

Q: From their location in the Periodic Table, which of the following elements tend to lose 2 electrons…

A: The periodic table elements, tend to lose or gain electrons in order to reach stable configuration…

Q: a) A 2x10-12 m wavelength photon strikes a stationary electron and Compton scatters at and angle of…

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Q: A proton is traveling horizontally to the right at 5.00x106 m/s. Find the magnitude of the weakest…

A: As per guidelines , only 3 subparts are solved here. Given, A proton is travelling horizontally to…

Q: below. The nth order smallness is charac- terized by e" and € = with being the R 2 smallness…

A: I have used concept of binomial theorem

Q: Circular motion: a. Fest - ma; Weight: F;= mg,; Pur =- At g= 9.8 m/s: R Kinetic energy: K-m v:…

A: Given,m1=2kgm1=1 kgm=4 kgs=50 cmR=20 cm