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- 19. During a laboratory experiment, a student filled a balloon with two different gases, CO_(2) and N_(2) The atmospheric pressure in the laboratory was 103 kPa. The partial pressure of the CO_(2) added to the balloon was 40 kPa. What was the partial pressure of the N_(2) in the balloon? 63 kpa 43 kPa 53 kpa 73 kPa
- The density of steel decreases as it melts. How does the spacing of the particles change as the steel melts? __
- Class E General Knowledge Pregunta N^circ 3/50 Está remolcando un tráiler detrás de su vehículo.Cuando esté detrás de otros vehiculos usted debe usar Selecciono una lotra para escoger su respuesta A La misma distancia que acostumbra utilizar cuando sigue un vehiculo y no va remolcando un tráiler. B ) Duplicar la distancia que acostumbra utilizar cuando no va remolcando un tráiler. Triplicar la distancia que acostumbra utilizar cuando no va remolcando un tráiler. c
- 4. Assuming that this is a perfect inelastic collision, calculate the velocity after the collision in the example below. BEFORE AFTER 5. A large locomotive with a mass 4 times that of the smaller motionless railroad car collides and couples together. What is their combined speed after the collision? BEFORE AFTER 6. A 2.0 mathrm(~kg) mass is moving on a frictionless airtrack. It collides into a motionless 1.5 mathrm(~kg) mass. What is the combined speed of the two masses if they stick together on impact? 7. A 1000 mathrm(~kg) car is rolling down the street at 2.5 mathrm(~m) / mathrm(s) . How fast would a 2500 mathrm(~kg) car have to collide into it in order to bring it to rest (0 mathrm(~m) / mathrm(s)) ?
- What do we call the flow of charges around a circuit? /oltage Resistance Current