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A: Part 1: The potential difference in the circuit is V = 10 Volt. Here, the 20 ohm and 30-ohm restores…

Q: 6 V 12 V+ 16 V 2 kN 8 V E 5 kN P = 100 mW I = 5 mA %3D

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A: When points a and b are at same potential, no current flows between them and this condition is…

Q: 2.1 Calculate the % Error (accepted value 9.80 m/s?) for the following measurements: 9.87 m/s? 9.93…

A: % Error is given as% error=Experimental value-Realor acceptedvalueAccepted valuex100

Q: Explain the difference between energy and power. If a household has an average annual energy…

A: Difference between energy and power? if E=8500 Kwh , find P= ? how power consumptions varies during…

Q: 4₁ = ? R1 V₁ = ? = v= 12.0 V (a) Calculate P3 (in W). x W 1.50 Ω R2 = 8.00 0. 1₂ = ? R3 = 12.40 V3 =…

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Q: What is the yearly cost, in dollars, of operating such a clock if the cost of electricity is $0.125…

A: Power of clock (P) = 3.1 W cost of electricity = $0.125 per kWh

Q: = 1. As shown in the figure m₁ 1.4kg, m₂ = 5.4kg and m3 = 8.6kg. Masses 1 and 3 are on the ends of a…

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Q: Suppose you use 60 kWh (kilowatt hours) of electricity at $0.31 per kWH, 96 kWh at $0.27 per kWh,…

A: Given data:   The electricity used  E1 =  60 kWh E2 = 96 kWh E3 = 87 kWh Required: The total kWh of…

Q: If the potential difference is needed to stop an electron is -0.349 V, what was the initial speed of…

A: Given data The potential difference is given as V = - 0.349 V.   Balancing the potential energy and…

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Q: Rather than just one possible voltage, by what factor would the radius of the path differ from what…

A: Given: Initial voltage = V1 = 100 V Final voltage = V2 = 144 V To Find: radius of path difference…

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Q: Why is the answer not approx 0.58 kWh as P = (0.2)(120) = 24 W = 0.024 kW  and if E = P*t then E =…

A: Yes  Your answer 0.58 kwh is correct answer In previous answer time  one day 24 hour It alredy time…

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Q: 1. Four students are trying to move a table from one corner of the classroom to another, as…

A: Given Data: Let us consider the given forces acting on rectangular table. We are to find resultant…

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Q: if your household uses 430 kWh of electricity per month how many joules of energy are you using?…

A: Given Information:- Electricity used by the household is E=430 kWh.   Required:- We have to convert…

Q: 19. Statics is the study of: A. Forces and moments B. Acceleration C. Inertia D. Weight and torque…

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Q: The ammeter shown in the figure reads 4.4 A, R1 =7.0 2, R2=5.0 2, and R3 = 2.0 Q RI 10.0 V R2 A R3…

A: Given: R1=7.0 ΩR2=5.0 ΩR3=2.0 ΩAmmeter reading= 4.4 A

Q: Problem 1 A rock is thrown straight upward at 9 m/s just over the side of a raised deck, 5.5 m above…

A: Initial velocity of the rock, Height from which the rock was thrown,

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Q: 13 2 13 N Case a +6 A- 13 N 13 N Case b Pa Find the ratio of dissipated powers, P 1. = 8 P1 2. P 3.…

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Special Relativity

The theory of special relativity discusses how space and time are related to objects traveling along a straight line at a constant speed. Simply stated, as an object reaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to move faster than light. This interstellar speed limit has been the topic of much debate in astronomy, and also in science fiction when people consider how to fly over large distances.