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cic-z-17-6591-avatar
about 6 years ago

1) If large number of people are standing on a bridge it will collapse.

  1. If large number of people are standing on a bridge it will collapse.
Explanation:
  1. For a constant force,reducing the area is useful to reduce the stress applied on cable.
Explanation:
  1. Fluids cannot resist sheer stress.
Explanation:
  1. Air is not more elastic than water.
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radwa-nabty-avatar
about 6 years ago

when an electromagnetic wave meets a reflecting surface the direction taken by the reflected wave is determined by?

1.the material of reflecting surface 2.the anble of incidence 3.the index of medium 4.the wavleness 5.the intensity of wave
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nurul-syahidah-avatar
over 6 years ago

With the aid of an appropriate diagram , calculate the charge on the droplet , and state its sign

An oil drop of mass 2.26 x 10^-5 kg is held stationary by the electric field between two parallel horizontal plates seperated 12.0 mm apart .A potentia difference of 1500 V is supplied to the plates with the upper plate at a lower potential. With the aid of an appropriate diagram , calculate the charge on the droplet , and state its sign
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Vectors and forces- tension of cables

The Christmas Star with a mass of 32 kg is suspended between two buildings ready for the Christmas parade of 2019. The buildings are slightly different heights and the cable on the shorter building is at an angle of 63° to the building wall, and the cable attached to the slightly higher building is at an angle of 57° to the building wall. a) What is the tension in the cable connecting to the shorter building? b) What is the tension in the cable connecting to the taller building? ​
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ho-sy-dat-avatar
over 6 years ago

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a large wedge with a mass of 10 kg rests on a horizontal frictionless surface, as shown. a block with a mass of 5.0 kg starts from rest and slides down the inclined surface of the wedge, which is rough. at one instant the vertical component of the block’s velocity is 3.0m/s and the horizontal component is 6.0m/s. at that instant the velocity of the wedge is:
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mohammad-ullah-avatar
over 8 years ago

Difference between electron capture & positron emission

electron capture reaction and positron emission compete eith each othar
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mjforever-avatar
over 13 years ago

What kind of angle is the acute angle?

Mates! i had a bet with my friend, he said that i could not answer that question, I know I couldn't but docsity can :p tell me about the acute angle??
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oliver97-avatar
over 13 years ago

What is the approach speed in context of aircrafts?

Hi community! Can someone help me with this assignment question what is approach speed?
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anandamayi-avatar
over 13 years ago

The volume of a cube of side 1 cm is equal to .....m3

Hi Everyone! I wouldn't be bothering but this seems far above my caliber. volume of a cube.
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jesus33-avatar
over 13 years ago

What could we achieve, with all the harnessable energy on Earth?

"I know that's a broad question, not to mention involves a lot of speculating; but for example, if we were to gather up and store all the attainable energy, through all the means we have at our disposal, and convert it into one type of energy and fire it all at once, could we achieve time travel? Maybe my question is a little science fictional, but I was just wondering. I don't know a lot about storing energy or even using it, other than plugging something in (it's on my to do list though), so I don't know a lot of the terms I could use here to paint a better picture. And again, this is a very broad question because I'm not even sure if we know precisely how much energy there actually is on the planet, not to mention solar energy. I mean, without completely breaking down everything including life and converting that into energy. Just pretty much everything we currently can generate or create, without destroying the planet :) What are your thoughts on this?"
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bhagesh-avatar
almost 14 years ago
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