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use Force = Change in momentum/time taken
Ans is Cuse Force = Change in momentum/time taken
this will give an answer of 0.5.
so select the answers which have a difference of 0.5
they r A and D
however as the ball hits the ground its momentum can never increase
it only decreases or stays the same (in elastic collisions) only
so there will be a decrease n answer will b D
hoping this helps
oh well thenAns is C
question 5.paper 11
P2 in opposite direction so they get added up 0.3+0.2=0.5use Force = Change in momentum/time taken
this will give an answer of 0.5.
so select the answers which have a difference of 0.5
they r A and D
however as the ball hits the ground its momentum can never increase
it only decreases or stays the same (in elastic collisions) only
so there will be a decrease n answer will b D
hoping this helps
ohhhhhhhhhhhh i got itAns is C
You guys already go the answer but..oh well...
yes it is Cis the answer C?
well then thats easy
The question asks us about mean power. key word mean. power=i^2*R we only have one value for R so we leave it alone. for current we have 2 distinct values 2A and -1A. so we take the avg value of I^2. SO watch this yea, its so cool. (2^2)+(-1^2)/2=2.5A^2 times that by 100ohms becuase of I^2*R to get 250Wattsquestion 5.
each box is 0.2A. x coordinates and y coordinates are only equal at one point and that is 0.8A
question 14
take moments about the end of the truck. (this will just be trial and error)
A) cannot because clockwise moment does'nt equal anitclockwise moment.
only viable option is B where a force 15kn*20m=300 anticlockwise and clockwise is 30*10m=300k so they are both equal.
question 32.
good luck.......
Bro that was not easywell then thats easy
use I2R = Power to find the power for each current
but dont take current as -1
take it as 1 since power does not have a direction
ad the powers n youll get 500W
divide it by 2 n the answer will be 250 W
thank you sooo much15. mass=weight/gravity
600000/9.81=61162
KE=1/2 *61162*40*40
KE=12MV
Answer=C
29. W=QV
Fd=QV
F=1.6*10-19 *200/0.005
=6.4*10-15
I still dont get this one.. :/ why divide by 2 ?Bro that was not easy
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