Answer:
a) The frequency is 3.191x10^11.
b) The type of radiation is microwave radiation.
c) The energy of one quantum of this radiation amounts to 1.32x10^-3ev.
Explanation:
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A toy car has a battery-powered fan attached to it such that the fan creates a constant force that is exerted on the car so that
2 answers:
Method point C can help analyze the influence of the combined mass of the fan-car-object system on its acceleration
Additional insights
According to Newton's 2nd law, the acceleration experienced by an object is directly proportional to the total force acting on it while being inversely proportional to its mass.
∑F = m. a
Where: F = total force in N
m = mass in kg
a = acceleration in m/s²
Below are the possible procedures:
A). Weigh the total mass of the system with a scale, start the fan, measure how far the system travels in a specific time using a stopwatch, and conduct multiple trials with varying objects added.
B) Measure the mass with a balance, turn on the fan, utilize a meter stick and stopwatch to assess the starting and ending speeds, and repeat multiple trials with assorted objects on the carriage.
C) Gauge the mass using a balance, attach a spring scale to the car's rear, quantify the force needed to keep the system stationary, and repeat with various objects.
D) Weigh the mass using a balance, activate the fan, time how long the system moves until the fan battery depletes, then perform various trials with different objects.
Among these options, we select point C as it provides the force measurement (F) from the scale and the mass with a balance to determine the impact of mass on acceleration.
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Newton's laws of motion
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