Answer:
C. Sharing of the message
Explanation:
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14 m/s
6.0 m/s
16 m/s
Answer:
Explanation:
Linear Momentum
Two objects of masses and moving in a linear path at speeds and respectively have a total momentum of
When the objects collide, a change of conditions occurs and they start to move at different speeds. The necessary condition to find the after-colliding speeds is the conservation of linear momentum that states the total momentum of an isolated system doesn't change regardless of the internal interactions of the objects. Thus, the new momentum is
And they must be the same, thus
We know both cars stick together after the collision, so the final speed is common to both, and the above formula becomes
Solving for v'
Plugging in the values, we have
Correct option (closest to the computed speed): 14 m/s
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:
See the anwers below
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