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Block A is at rest on a frictionless incline. It is attached to block B over a pulley. Block A has mass of 4.50 kg and block B has a mass of 5.50 kg. When the system is released, block A moves up the incline 1.5 m, after which it has a speed of 3.00 m/s.


Flashlight batteries is having electro-motive force of 1.5 v and internal resistance of one owns are connected to a resistor

of 5 ohms calculate the current in this resistor if the cell are connected to series or parallel


3. Seat belt

In the event of an accident, a car driver (80kg) will use the seat belt (and because of

the crumple zone) over a distance of 40cm from 72 km / h to a standstill

braked. This takes 40 ms = 0.040 s.

a) Calculate the braking force on the driver.

b) When supporting on the steering wheel, you can "apply" a maximum of 500 N.

Would that be enough to protect yourself without a seat belt?


Estimate the number of hairs on your head.



I used an interesting estimation which is to say that 1cm2 = 100 hairs and to estimate the head as sphere with radius of r = 10 cm.

Am I right to tell an estimation like this?

If not what is right??


A futile task is proverbially said to be β€œlike trying to empty the ocean

with a teaspoon.” Just how futile is such a task? Estimate the number of

teaspoonfuls of water in the Earth’s oceans.

And,

Estimate the time that might be taken to empty all oceans in the Earth. Give your answer with centuries and seconds.

a) Define the elastic modulus. Explain the different types of elastic modulus.

b) State and explain Einstein's Photoelectric Effect theory.

c) If 12𝑁 force is applied to a fluid of cross-section 5.34 π‘π‘š2 with a shearing rate of 0.7 𝑠 βˆ’1 then find the viscosity of the fluid


Find the total energy of a moving object of mass 6.3 π‘˜π‘” and momentum


11.5 Γ— 106 π‘˜π‘”π‘šπ‘ 


βˆ’1


.

A wire of length 7 π‘š and radius 2.37 π‘šπ‘š is stretched by a load of 12370 π‘”π‘š and

increased by 1.78% of the original length. Find the stress, strain, and Young’s

modulus of the material of the wire.



A capillary tube with an inside radius of 638 π‘›π‘š can support a 100 π‘šπ‘š column of


liquid that has a density of 820 π‘˜π‘”π‘šβˆ’3. The observed contact angle is 12.5Β°. Find


the surface tension of the liquid for β„Ž = 20 π‘π‘š. need to solution


The radius of a silver bar is 30 π‘π‘š. What force is required to stretch the bar by



12.7% of its length where Young’s modulus is π‘Œ = 7.25 Γ— 1010 π‘π‘šβˆ’2

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