To solve the problem of drawing the correct curve for V vs 1/r, where V is the velocity of an electron in Bohr's orbit and r is the radius of that orbit, we can follow these steps:Step 1: Understand the relationship between velocity and
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What is the impedance of a wave with a speed of 243 m/s and a density of 3.2 kg/m^3? The SI unit for measuring volume is: a. meter b. liter c. gram d. cm^3 e. kilograms The density of mercury is 13 600 kg/m^3 at 0 C. What would...
Data were derived from the efflux of hydrogen ions (Extracellular Acidification Rate, ECAR) and oxygen consumption (Oxygen Consumption Rate, OCR) of cells obtained during the Mito Stress Test following the equation below: ATP production rate (pmol ATP/min) = Proton Exchange Rate, PER final (pmol...
Methods Simulations. Simulations are carried out using DTOFs obtained by solving the radiative transfer equation under the diffusion approximation (i.e., light propagation dominated by multiple scattering) for a semi-infinite medium, either homogenous or containing a localized absorbing ...
Figure1 The speed, wavelength and frequency of a wave are related by the equation: c = λν where λ and ν are expressed in meters ( m ) and reciprocal seconds ( s − 1 ) respectively. To find: The frequency of light with wavelength of 12...
(F=mg)that we usually employ. According to Newton's law, a body experiencing a force is accelerated by this force with an acceleration that is inversely proportional to its mass, this is the famous equationF=ma. The immediate conclusion is, that every object, independent on i...
5. Set up the equation based on the problem statement: - According to the problem, the difference in the number of wavelengths is 1: NA−NV=1 - Substituting the expressions for NA and NV: TλA−TλV=1 6. Factor out T: - Rearranging gives: T(1λA−1λV)=1 - Thus: T=11...
On the other hand, the motive force F and the (total) driving resistance R can be obtained as ##EQU2## (In the foregoing, the equivalent mass (equivalent mass coefficient) is a constant and V is the vehicle speed.) The variables in the equation (2) are the vehicle gross weight Wr,...
Further, equation 4A gives the scale factor between the unwarped 212 and warped 214 images. Since a reverse mapping is being employed here, where points in the input image 212 are located in order to progressively write the output pixels of the output image 214 on-grid, the inverse of the...