Answer:
Horizontal component of the initial velocity=v ×cos20°
horizontal displacement= 35m
time taken. (t)=35÷(v×cos20°)
vertical component of the initial velocity= v×sin20°
vertical displacement= -5m(since it is opposite to the direction of the initial velocity. )
application of s=ut+1/2at×t. vertically,
-5=vsin20°×t -1/2 gt×t
-5= vsin20×35/vcos20-1/2×10×35×35/(vcos20×vcos20)
simplify further to obtain v and hence find the time taken
No you can not bacause the pressure of the moon is very low.
I am pretty sure it is B....
The volume is given by:
V = Ad
V = volume, A = surface area, d = depth
Given values:
A = 116214700km² = 1.162147×10¹⁸cm², d = 3940m = 394000cm
Plug in and solve for V:
V = 1.162147×10¹⁸(394000)
V = 4.57885918×10²³cm³
Answer:
Rays will bounce back and stay parallel.
Explanation:
The plane mirror reflects light according to the laws of reflection.
From that you know when a light ray reflects its incident angle is equal to the reflected angle. From that we know when a set of parallel rays get reflected by the mirror, the reflected rays will make the same angle with the mirror.
So rays will stay parallel to each other.