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Q: What do you mean by leptons?

A: Leptons are subatomic particles that have half spin. They respond to the gravitational force, weak…

Q: considering a singularity a given mass, We cah de ne thế Padlt horizon by calculating the distance…

A: Given:-  Considering a singularity with a given mass, we can determine the radius of its event…

Q: Moving a protou through requins 5.4727 10 an eleehric 0-167OF work fies Petermive the Mag nitoe caf…

A: Charge on proton is given by  Q = 1.6 × 10-¹⁹ C Change in Electrical Potential energy of the proton…

Q: prove the Yelat ion Ship dP

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Q: why is G considered to be the same throughout the universe?

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Q: How come the Z-34 plant has 3 times more gravity than the earth when it is smaller than earth

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Q: Two newly discovered planets follow circular orbits around a star in a distant part of the galaxy.…

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Q: The New Horizons probe is currently traveling at 14.1 km/s. How long would it take to reach Proxima…

A: speed of probe (v) = 14.1 kms= 14100 msdistance (d) = 4 light years

Q: Astronomers estimate that a 2.0-km-wide asterc collides with the Earth once every million years. The…

A: Part A):- We know that the destructive energy of the asteroid will its kinetic energy. K.E =…

Q: Neutron Star Accretion Disk. If the accretion disk around a 2.25-solar-mass neutron star has a…

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Q: Calculate the mass of 235u consumed each day.

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Q: (a) For the observers on the aircraft, how much time separates the novas? (b) Which one occurs…

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Q: You observe the H-alpha line of Hydrogen in a distant galaxy to have a wavelength of 918.4  nm. What…

A: The observed wavelength of a H-α line is 656.28nm. The radial velocity is given by

Q: A planet in a faraway galaxy orbiting a star in an almost circular orbit with a radius of 3.40 x…

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Q: The decay mode of the positive tau is τ+→μ++ vμ + v-τ . What energy is released?

A: The rest energy of the particles present in the given decay is, Reτ+=1777 MeVReμ+=105.7 MeVReνμ=0…

Q: What multiple of the energy needed to escape from Earth gives the energy needed to escape from (a)…

A: mass of earth = 5.98×1024 kg Mass of moon = 7.36×1022 kg mass of Jupiter = 1.90×1027 kgRadius of…

Q: What is the Cyclotron?

A: A cyclotron is a type of particle accelerators. It accelerates the charged particles. It provides a…

Q: Briefly explain Nernst and Zeta potential.

A: Nernst potential can be described as the difference in the potential between the actual surface and…

Q: SRANDON Mc CAllUm Review Activity 13-1 Textbook Page 260 ig 1. 7003 A Parallel within .003" to datum…

A: The position of the feature axis must be within a 0.009 tolerance zone at MMC relative to datum…

Q: FIND: 1. please elaborate how would you get the answer to the escappe vel0city from plut0. 2. we…

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Q: Calculate the orbital radius in meters. R =|

A: As per Kepler’s third law, Here, T, G, M, and R represent the spacecraft’s orbital period,…

Q: An object in Hydra is 4.0 Gly from us. What would we expect its recessional velocity to be?

A: Given data: Distance of object is, d=4.0 Gly=4×109 ly.

Q: Why Is It Not Easy To Quantize Gravity?

A: It is not easy to quantize gravity because constants involved in gravitational interaction such as…

Q: How many of the atoms in Question (3 is the pic i sent) can fit within a spherical planet with a…

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Q: What is an orbital acceleration on an object? Explain it by giving an example.

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Q: What is (B/B) • B?

A: B = B ( CosϴB i + SinϴB j)  B= 5.9 (Cos53° i + Sin53°)  B = 3.55 i + 4.71j Now,  B/B = (3.55 i +…

Q: What’s the history behind gravitational waves?

A: Gravitational waves are 'ripples' in space-time that result from some of the Universe's most…

Q: If an elctron orbits a proton with an orbital radius of 1*10^-12 m, how fast is it moving

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Q: Define the term Cyclotron?

A: Cyclotron is a device which is used to accelerate a charge particle to high kinetic energies under…

Q: Determine the reactions of the beam. 300 lb 100 lb/ft R1 8' -2' R2 4' 400 lb

A: The free-body diagram of the beam is shown below.

Q: It is year 2120 and we have figure out a propulsion system that allows spaceships travel at…

A: speed of spaceship (v) = 0.87 c where "c" is the speed of light in vacuum distance of alpha centauri…

Q: A spacecraft reaches the SO1 of a planet with Vo = 500 m/s, o : -65°. Use rsoi 5.781 x 108 m,…

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Q: Which particles are categorized as Leptons?

A: Elementary particles are the smallest known building blocks of the universe. Elementary particles…

Q: What is the speed required to escape 3AU from the sun?

A: To find  the speed required to escape 3AU from the sun.

Q: Describe the Galilean Relativity?

A: Introduction: According to the Galilean Relativity, if Newton's laws are true in any frame of…

Q: The Virgo cluster has a distance of about 17 Mpc from the earth. Using Hubble's law, determine the…

A: Given :  the distance of Virgo cluster, D = 17 Mpc from the earth

Q: What is the lifetime of Muon?

A: Muon is an elementary particle. It has negatively chagred particle like an electron (-1e). It also…

Q: Which of the following best describes a cyclotron used in producing element technetium? a. It’s a…

A: A cyclotron accelerates a beam of charged particles using both electric and magnetic fields to…

Relativistic Energy and Momentum

According to classical physics, time flow is the same for every observer. But according to einstein's theory, time flow is different for different observers. The idea that time flow is not the same for all may sound strange because we may not experience this effect in everyday life. This effect is only observed when an object moves with some velocity comparable to the velocity of light. This velocity is termed relativistic velocity.