V = wavelength x f
24cm/s = f × 8cm
f = 3Hz
sharon kalunda answered the question on March 26, 2019 at 09:47
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Plane water waves produced in a ripple tank are passed from a region of deep water into a region of shallow water. Figure below shows...
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Plane water waves produced in a ripple tank are passed from a region of deep water into a region of shallow water. Figure below shows the top view of the tank.
State what happens at the boundary to the frequency of the waves.
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A ray of light is incident on a plane mirror as shown in figure below.
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Determine the angle of reflection.
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A stone of mass 200g tied to a long string 1m long and whirled round in a vertical circle at an angular speed of 6.28...
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i) Why is the stone said to be accelerating.
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iii) Its periodic time.
iv) The critical speed of the stone if it is to describe a vertical circle.
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Figure below shows a small mass being rotated in a horizontal circle through a plastic tube. It is observed that as the small moves is...
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Figure below shows a small mass being rotated in a horizontal circle through a plastic tube. It is observed that as the small moves is rotated at constant speed, the heavy mass remains at the same horizontal level.
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A mass is projected horizontally from height of 5m above the ground with a velocity of 30m/s. Calculate:
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A mass is projected horizontally from height of 5m above the ground with a velocity of 30m/s. Calculate:
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c) The vertical velocity with which the mass hits the ground
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Figure below shows a block of dimensions 2cm × 4cm × 12cm floating in a liquid of density 1250kg/m³
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Figure below shows a block of dimensions 2cm × 4cm × 12cm floating in a liquid of density 1250kg/m³
Find
i) The upthrust on the block.
ii) The weight of the block.
iii) The force needed to just submerge the block completely.
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A particle initially at A moves along an arc AB of a horizontal circle of radius 4m and centre O.A is south of O and...
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Figure below shows a test tube floating in water in a tall beaker.
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Figure below shows a test tube floating in water in a tall beaker.
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A block slides off a horizontal table 4 meters high with a velocity of 12-m/s. Find:
a) The horizontal distance from the table at which the...
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A block slides off a horizontal table 4 meters high with a velocity of 12-m/s. Find:
a) The horizontal distance from the table at which the block hits the floor.
b) The horizontal and vertical components of the velocity when it reaches the floor.
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An object is projected vertically upwards at a speed of 15m/s. How long will it take to return to the same level of projection?
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An object is projected vertically upwards at a speed of 15m/s. How long will it take to return to the same level of projection?
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Calculate the acceleration shown by the tickers-tape that was made using a ticker timer vibrating at 50HZ.
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Calculate the acceleration shown by the tickers-tape that was made using a ticker timer vibrating at 50HZ.
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To determine the specific heat capacity of a solid by the method of mixtures, a solid of known mass was heated in blust furnace to...
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To determine the specific heat capacity of a solid by the method of mixtures, a solid of known mass was heated in blust furnace to very high temperature then quickly transferred to a liquid in a well lagged calorimeter.
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ii) List two possible sources of error in this experiment.
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Define specific heat capacity.
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Sketch a velocity- time graph showing the motion of a ball vertically upwards with an initial velocity of u.
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Sketch a velocity- time graph showing the motion of a ball vertically upwards with an initial velocity of u.
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The diagram below shows part of the motion of a tennis ball, which is projected vertically upwards from the ground and allowed to bounce on...
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The diagram below shows part of the motion of a tennis ball, which is projected vertically upwards from the ground and allowed to bounce on the ground. Use this information to answer questions that follow.
a) Describe the motion of the ball relating it to different positions of the ball along the following AB, BC, CDE.
b) From the graph, calculate the acceleration due to gravity.
c) How high does the ball rise initially?
d) Explain why E is not at the same level as A.
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The figure below shows a loading ramp of length 8m and height 2m. Bags weighing 1000N each are conveyed from point O to P along...
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The figure below shows a loading ramp of length 8m and height 2m. Bags weighing 1000N each are conveyed from point O to P along the plane. Each bag experiences a friction force of 50N.
Show that the velocity ratio is given by 1/Sin 0
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Figure below shows a pulley system used to lift a load.
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Figure below shows a pulley system used to lift a load.
Determine the velocity ratio.
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Water flows along a horizontal pipe of cross sectional area 30cm2. The speed of the water is 4m/s but it reaches 7.5m/s in a constriction...
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Water flows along a horizontal pipe of cross sectional area 30cm2. The speed of the water is 4m/s but it reaches 7.5m/s in a constriction in the pipe. Calculate the area of the constriction.
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An object moving at 26m/s starts to accelerate at 2m/s² so that its velocity becomes 48m/s. Find
i) The distance moved during this acceleration.
ii) The...
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An object moving at 26m/s starts to accelerate at 2m/s² so that its velocity becomes 48m/s. Find
i) The distance moved during this acceleration.
ii) The object is now braked so that it comes to rest in a time of 12 seconds. Find the braking force if its mass was 27000g.
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