B. The frequency of infrasonic vibrations is much too high to be heard by humans.
C. Ultrasonic vibrations have a frequency lower than the range for normal hearing.
D. Infrasonic vibrations are used in sonar equipment as well as to detect flaws in steel castings.
Infrasonic and ultrasonic vibrations can’t be heard by humans because they’re outside of the range of frequencies that can be detected. Infrasonic vibrations have a lower frequency than can be heard by the human ear; ultrasonic vibrations have a higher frequency than can be heard by the human ear. Infrasonic vibrations can be felt if the amplitude is great enough. Ultrasonic vibrations are utilized in sonar equipment and in applications to detect flaws in steel castings and to remove grease or foreign material from machine-part surfaces.
b. twice the voltage and the same current will flow through each.
c. the same voltage and different current will flow through each.
d. twice the voltage and different currents will flwo through each.
Answer: option B
Explanation: each cell is suppose to have an emf and an internal resistance.
Let E1 be the emf of the first battery and E2 be the emf of the second battery.
Et is the total emf.
Going by the connection described above, it is a series arrangement.
Hence the total emf is calculated as sum of individual emf
Et = E1 + E2
But each cell are identical, hence E1 = E2 = E
Et = E + E = 2E.
Hence the total voltage is twice the voltage.
Since the connection is a series arrangement, the current passing through each cell is the same.
These points have made option B the correct answer.
Answer:
b) Twice the voltage and the same current
Explanation:
The two batteries are identical, and are connected in series. When elements in a circuit are connected in series, the same current flow through them but the voltage drops are additive.
Since the two batteries are identical, the possess the same voltage of magnitude V.
Therefore, the total voltage,
Answer:
the correct answer is a
Explanation:
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