State and describe what two “phenomena” must be present for “Coriolis Acceleration” to be important in a particular problem? In what “direction” does this term act when it is present?

Q: Use dimensional analysis to prove the Principle of Dimensional Homogeneity of pressure {?}, to…

A: According to principal of homogeneity, the dimensions of all terms on the two sides of a correct…

Q: Why don´t we feel the atmospheric pressure?

A: Why don´t we feel the atmospheric pressure?

Q: Eötvös Correction. Explain the applicability of this gravity correction for polar regions.

A: To explain: Applicability of gravity correction for polar regions for Eotvos correction.

Q: Suppose you have a wind speed gauge like the pitot tube shown in the figure. a. By what factor must…

A: We are given a speed gauge like a pitot tube, Initial velocity v1 = 0Height (h) is proportional to…

Q: The planet Saturn has an average radius of 9 Earth radii and a density of 0.7 g/cm3 (yes, less dense…

A: The distance at which a moon can orbit a planet without disintegrating by its tidal forces is called…

Q: What would the atmospheric pressure be on Mount Everest (which is about 8,850 m tall)? How would…

A: In the higher altitudes the atmospheric pressure is decreased and because of the column of the…

Q: An arterioie yuui itg is suujell lu a maximum pressure of 81.7 mmHg, once per heartbeat. This…

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Q: How would the fact that the moon has no atmospheric affect on the velocity of the falling moon rock?…

A: When an object is dropped from a certain height in earth's atmosphere, it experiences acceleration…

Q: What are stokes and anti stokes peaks, sketch them and discuss which one is normally higher and why

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Q: If a 5.0 mm thick piece of plastic sheeting is being placed around a ball to represent 50 percent of…

A: We know that 5 mm lan used to represent 5.6 kilometers of the atmosphere's thickness and we can use…

Q: An arteriole in your leg is subject to a maximum pressure of 81.7 mmHg, once per heartbeat. This…

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Q: Estimate the total mass of Earth's atmosphere. The pressure at sea level on Earth is 1 Bar, a unit…

A: Given, The pressure at the sea level, P=1 Bar = 100,000 N/m2 Acceleration due to gravity, g=9.8 m/s2…

Q: Why does the U.S. often launch from the east coast of Florida?     because it is not to far from…

A: Earth rotates from west to east. So When a rocket is launched eastward then it has a push due to…

Q: Why is there no atmosphere on moon?

A: The moon does not have an atmosphere.

Q: You have a disk of radius R with a circular hole of radius r cut a distance a from the center of the…

A: Here, we first have to find the center of the mass of the whole disk assuming disk is a whole which…

Q: Question 2 Consider a planet orbiting its star at some distance. What surface temperature do you…

A: The radiant flux of the solar is given as, Fsolar=4,737 W/m2. The distance between the star and…