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Physic Answers (1a) Acceleration(a)=chan by Naijacard: 11:27am On Sep 15, 2015 |
Click here to get it for free 07066531599 (1a) Acceleration(a)=change in velocity/time Velocity=displacement/time V=L/T V=LT^-1 a=LT^-2 (1b) Presssure=force/Area P=F/A F=ma=MLT^-2 P=MLT^-2/L^2 =ML*L^-2T^-2 P=ML^-1T^-2 (1c) Density=M/L^3 =ML^-3 (2) Initial velocity(u)=42ms^-1 Angle(tita)=30degrees H=u^2sin^2(tita)/2g H=42^2*sin^2(30degrees)/2*10 H=42*42*(0.5)^2/20 H=22.05m (3) Mercury does not wet glass because the cohesion of mercury to glass is greater than adhesion of water to glass (4) Gradient=(30-12)/(F-10) ={12- 8 }/ {10-5} 18/(F-10)=4/5 4F-40=90 4F=130 F=130/4 =32.5N (5a) Tensile stress is the ratio of load or force(F) to its cross-sectional area(A). It is measured in Nm^-2 or N/m^2. (5b) Young modulus is the ratio of tensile or compressive stress to compressive strain. It is demoted by E and measured in N/ m^2 or Nm^-2(S.I unit) (6) Charge(q)=1.6*10^-19C Potential difference(v)=1.0*10^5V Energy(E)=1/2qV E=1/2*1.6*10^-19*1.0*10^5 E=0.8*10^-14 E=8*10^-15J (7) -Electron diffraction -Compton effect -Optical spectra (8a) (i)Relative motion is the motion of a body say A in reference to another body say B (ii)Velocity of the car =80km/hr-60km/hr =20km/hr (8b) (i)force is the push or pull on a body and anything that makes a body to move (ii)Contact force;push,tension,reaction Field forces;gravitational force,electrostatic force,magnetic force (8c) DRAW THE DISTANCE TIME GRAPH total distance travelled(s)=15m (a) a=change in v/change in t =v1-v0/t1-t0 1=v1-0/2-0 1=v/2 v=2m/s (b) 15=(1/2*2*2)+(2*(x1-2)+(1/2* (x2-x1)*2) 15=2+2x1-4+x2-x1 15=x1+x2-2 x1+x2=17(eq1) a=(0-2)/(x2-x1) 2=-2/(x2-x1) 2x2-2x1=-2 x2-x1=-1(eq2) x2+x1=17(eq1) 2x2=16,x2=8s x1+x2=17 x1+8=17 x1=9s Total time =2+9+8=19s (10a) -Sound wave is longitudinal while radio wave is transverse -Sound wave is mechanical while radio wave is elecromagnetic (10b) It is louder because the tension imposed on its stem (10c) (i) -The two waves must have the same amplitude -The two waves must have the same frequency (ii) -They must emanate from different sources -The must super-imposed (iii) -Light must travel from optically densed medium to less dense medium -The incidence angle must exceed the critical angle (9a) (i)Electrical energy to mechanical energy and then heat energy (ii)wind energy to electrical energy (9b) -A narrow stem -A uniform bore -A liquid of high thermal expansivity (9c) This is because heat gained by hot water in the pot is not lost to the surrounding and the clay pot is a poor conductor of electricity (9d) Mass of water (m) =0.4kg Energy(E) = 210kJ mc(tita1-tita2) = ml + mc (tita2-tita1) 0.4*4200* (60)=0.4*3.3*10^5+0.4*2100* (tita2+60) 100800=132000-840(tita2+60) 31200=840(tita2+60) 37.14=tita2+60 tita2=37.14-60 tita2=-22.86 degree. Click here to get it for free 07066531599 |
Re: Physic Answers (1a) Acceleration(a)=chan by Naijacard: 11:41am On Sep 15, 2015 |
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