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zarkam21:

a circuit has a voltage drop of 27 v acroess a 30 resistor that carries a constant of 1.8 a how much power is used by the resistor use p=Vt

zarkam21:

@Vocaloid

Vocaloid:

not really sure why they give you P = Vt but the power equation is just current * voltage

zarkam21:

okay so it would be 27*30

Vocaloid:

30 is the resistance

zarkam21:

30*1.8

Vocaloid:

the equation is current * voltage not current * resistance

zarkam21:

so 27 x 1.8

Vocaloid:

yes

zarkam21:

48.6

Vocaloid:

good

zarkam21:

a sample contains 24 g of a radioactive isotope. hpw many after 2 half lives

zarkam21:

12?

zarkam21:

actually 6

zarkam21:

@Vocaloid

Vocaloid:

6, good

zarkam21:

what is the voltage drop across the 20 resistot?

Vocaloid:

would need to see a picture of this

zarkam21:

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zarkam21:

10?

zarkam21:

60

Vocaloid:

good, so if we treat the whole system as one resistor V = IR what is the current?

zarkam21:

40

Vocaloid:

voltage = 120 resistance = 60 ohm V = IR I = ?

zarkam21:

20

zarkam21:

?

Vocaloid:

120 = I*60 solve for I

Vocaloid:

120/60 = ?

zarkam21:

Applies principles of relativity rathan than Newtonian

zarkam21:

Velocity of a satellite Length of an accelerating car Speed of object to the speed of light Momentum of plane

zarkam21:

Length?

zarkam21:

?

Vocaloid:

I don't think an accelerating car is fast enough to not be able to be described w/ Newtonian physics

zarkam21:

Needs to be described as relativity and uncertainty rather than Newtonian

zarkam21:

Speed of object?

Vocaloid:

good

zarkam21:

Can you please show an image of the absorption of a wave as it strikes surface

Vocaloid:

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zarkam21:

Does it go into the surface or does it just hit the surface

Vocaloid:

absorbed = goes into the surface (see diagram)

zarkam21:

What describes water

zarkam21:

Liquid over a wide tempature range Has weak cohesive forces Has strong cohesive forces Is liquid over a narrow temp range

Vocaloid:

any ideas? only two of those 4 statements can be true

zarkam21:

C and d

Vocaloid:

almost, it's liquid over a wide temp range not a narrow one.

zarkam21:

Okay so a

Vocaloid:

good so A+C

zarkam21:

It can only be one

Vocaloid:

uh then A I guess

zarkam21:

As heat is added to a sample of water the kineticenergy of its molecules increases but the parrticles remain close. Which part of the heating curve illustrates this process

zarkam21:

?

Vocaloid:

would need to see a diagram to better answer this, but keep in mind that heat is being added to water in its liquid state w/o changing to its gaseous state

zarkam21:

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Vocaloid:

any ideas? which part shows water increasing its temperature from its liquid state? be mindful of the temperature range across which water is a liquid

zarkam21:

C

zarkam21:

D

Vocaloid:

it is hard to tell because there are no labels on the axes keep in mind water is liquid between 0 and 100C

zarkam21:

Enery can enter and exit which of the folllowing systems

zarkam21:

Both open and isolated Both open and closed Isolated only Open only

zarkam21:

D?

Vocaloid:

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zarkam21:

So open only

Vocaloid:

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zarkam21:

No both open and closed

Vocaloid:

good

zarkam21:

Which of the following terms describes a process for which Q =-73J

zarkam21:

Thermal insulation Exothermic Endothermic Thermal conductor

zarkam21:

Insulation?

Vocaloid:

Q is negative so the process is releasing heat, what's the term for this? starts with an e

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