Considering all the standard characteristics of acceleration, which involves the change in velocity concerning time, the statements (B), (C) and (D) are correct.
The given problem is based on the concepts and the fundamentals of acceleration. Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity. Velocity is a vector quantity and is defined as speed in a given direction. Therefore, when any or both of the components of velocity is changing with time, a body is said to be accelerating i.e. acceleration involves a change of speed or change in direction, or a change in both speed and direction.
Now, as per the given problem,
A. Acceleration always involves changing speed is an incorrect statement because acceleration can occur when speed is constant but direction is changing.
B. Changing direction always involves acceleration is a correct statement because, a change in direction results in a change in velocity.
C Changing speed always involves acceleration is a correct statement because, changing speed results in a change in velocity.
D. Circular motion always involves acceleration is also a correct statement because in circular motion the direction is always changing, and this results in a change in velocity.
Thus, we can conclude that considering all the standard characteristics of acceleration, which involves the change in velocity concerning time, the statements (B), (C) and (D) are correct.
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Answer:
A. Acceleration always involves changing speed.
Explanation:
Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity.
Velocity is a vector quantity and is defined as speed in a given direction. Therefore, when any or both of the components of velocity is changing with time, a body is said to be accelerating i.e. acceleration involves a change of speed or change in direction, or a change in both speed and direction.
Considering the statements:
A. Acceleration always involves changing speed is false because acceleration can occur when speed is constant but direction is changing.
B. Changing direction always involves acceleration is true because, a change in direction results in a change in velocity.
C Changing speed always involves acceleration is true because, changing speed results in a change in velocity.
D. Circular motion always involves acceleration is true because in circular motion the direction is always changing, and this results in a change in velocity
Mechanical
Overheat
Amps
Current
Resistance
Moving Electrons
Circuit Breaker
Fusible Link
Volts
Short Circuit
Voltage
Negative
Voltage Drop
Ohm's Law
Conductor
Fuse
Chemical
Positive
Series Circuit
Parallel Circuit
Insulator Ohms
Open Circuit
Electrons
A ___conductor ___________ allows current to flow easily.
2 An ______insulator ________ does NOT allow current to flow easily.
3 When ___________electrons________ are pushed from one atom to another, electric current is created.
4 A battery is a _________________ source of power. It provides an electrical "pressure".
5 An alternator is a _________________source of power.
6 Voltage is measured in ______________
7 Current is measured in ______________
8 Resistance is measured in ______________
9 Voltage measured across a light bulb is called _____________ ___________
10 A circuit in which the electric current goes to ground or to power (another part of the circuit) is called a ____________ ____________. Usually this produces a lot of heat, blows fuses, and
trips circuit breakers.
11 A circuit in which the electric current cannot complete the path of the circuit, usually from a break
in a wire, is called an _____________ ____________. This causes everything in the circuit to stop working.
12 To protect against too much current flowing through a circuit, the circuit may have a __________, a ______________ ______________, or a ________________ _____________.
Answer:
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Explanation:
1) Series Circuit
2) Insulator Ohms
3) Moving Electrons
4) Chemical
5) Mechanical
6) Volts
7) Amps
8) Ohms
9) Voltage
10) Short Circuit
11) Open Circuit
12) Circuit Breaker, Fusible Link, or a Fuse
Answer: cluster
Explanation:
There are four main shapes of galaxies: spiral, galaxies are divided into four main groups: spiral, lenticular, elliptical, and irregular, elliptical, and irregular.
The least common shape is cluster
Spiral galaxies- These are the most common. These have arms extending from a bright bulge in spiral shape.
Elliptical galaxy have ellipsoidal shape.
Lenticular galaxies - Intermediate between elliptical and spiral galaxies.
Irregular shape- No well defined shape
Spherical - Nearly spherical galaxies. These are least
cluster- group of galaxies having irregular shape is the least common shape.
Question: The least common shape for a galaxy _____.
Answer:Cluster
b. elliptical
c. epicyclic
d. continuously changing
Answer:
B) elliptical
Explanation: