Explanation:
Magnet has two poles: (1) North pole and (2) South pole.
Like poles repel each other. If the like poles are interacting each other then there will be force of repulsion in between these poles.
Unlike poles attract each other. If the unlike poles are interacting each other then there will be force of attraction in between these poles.
S-S and N-N magnetic poles repel each other.
a change in color
a change in frequency
a change in speed
Answer:
A change in speed
Explanation:
Light bends when it moves at a particular angle into a medium that has a different refractive index than the one it was coming from.
This bending is as a result of the change in speed of light as it enters the medium with a different refractive index.
This action is known as Refraction of light.
Refraction depends on the change in speed of light as it changes media and the angle of refraction depends on the angle of incidence of the ray of light and the refractive index of the material.
B. Improved strength across the entire range of motion
C. Improved joint flexibility
D. Motivational
Answer: C. Improved joint flexibility
Explanation:
Isometric exercises are the exercises which involves the contraction of particular muscles or group of muscles. In these exercises the muscles do not change their length and the joints does not move. These are the exercises which are done in one position. These exercises are performed in order to obtain strength during training exercises during which the muscle length and joint angles do not basically change. These exercises are high intensity exercises and contributes to the building of muscles and burning of fat.
On the basis of the above information, A. Rapid strength improvement is the correct option.
The primary advantage of isometric exercise is rapid strength improvement in a specific area, not necessarily improved flexibility or range of motion.
The best answer that describes an advantage of isometric exercise is A. Rapid strength improvement. Isometric exercises are often used for rehabilitation and building strength, as they involve the contraction of a specific set of muscles in a static position. This type of exercise does not involve the muscle changing length or the joint angle changing, which allows for an increase in strength in a very focused manner.
This does not necessarily mean that isometric exercises enhance joint flexibility (C) or improve strength across the entire range of motion (B) as the movement is static. The motivation aspect (D) can differ from person to person, but it's not a direct physical benefit of isometric exercises.
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