What is buoyancy?

Q: In what directions do sound waves move?

A: Sound wave propagates as an acoustic wave which have oscillation in pressure, stress, particle…

Q: What do you mean by Permeability?

A: Solution: Permeability is a generally a measure of how easily a fluid can flow through a porous…

Q: What does the relative magnitude of second moment of area represent?

A: The second moment of area is also known as the moment of inertia. The symbols used for its…

Q: Enthalpy is a point function. Explain?

A: There are two types of function that are given as, Path function: The value of the function depends…

Q: What is kinematics? What is meant by pitch, yaw and roll?

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Q: to find the moment of inertia about the x' axis?

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Q: Which objects causes local attraction?

A: The local attraction: It is the phenomenon of the magnetic needle that does not allow the needle to…

Q: All about Dreams

A: Ones in paragraph 8 refers to dreams…As the author is talking about dreams in previous statements

Q: Give another example of Newton's third law of motion

A: Newton third law of motion: Newton's third law of motion states that for every action there is an…

Q: Define about earth pressure at rest ?

A: Given data:- Define about earth pressure at rest ?

Q: How is Coriolis force created?

A: The Coriolis force is a fictitious or inertial force that acts on moving objects within a frame of…

Q: 2. Forces (Figures Needed) 2.1. Two forces of 20 units and 30 units act at a right angle. What is…

A: As per bartleby policy i can answer only one question at a time.since these are not…

Q: What do you mean  by enthalpy?

A: The addition of internal energy of systems and product of volume and pressure is termed as enthalpy.…

Q: Darcy friction factor ?

A: Given data, Water pipe diameter, d= 15 cmVelocity,v= 0.1 m/sKinematic viscosity,μ= 10-5…

Q: What is a Vapor pressure?

A: Vapor pressure is a term related with evaporation of liquid. Vapour pressure of liquid solution is…

Q: Differentiate between Temperature and Rate?

A: An increase in temperature typically increases the rate of reaction. An increase in temperature will…

Q: What is Specific Energy in fluid mechanics?

A: A flowing fluid contains 3 kinds of energies, they are 1. Pressure energy ( Pr.E ) 2. Kinetic energy…

Q: what is mercury manometer? own words

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Q: Torsion means “twisting.” Is this an appropriate name forτ ? Explain by interpreting τ…

A: Torsion Torsion is the twisting or wrenching of a body by the exertion of forces tending to turn one…

Q: What are the differences between density and apparent density?

A: Density is defined as the mass per unit volume for the same material. The volume of the voids are…

Q: What are tribrachs?

A: It is a part of an instrument that affixes an equipment like total station, Theodolite or an…

Q: How does measurements of angle and direction connects to civil engineering? How does is apply to the…

A: In civil engineering, there are many steps that are followed for construction. First, the survey of…

Q: What is Bernoulli equation ?

A: Bernoulli equation:

Q: What does the Turbulent flow indicates?

A: The flow regime is classified based on the Reynolds number. There are three flow types, they are…

Q: What is newton's 3rd law?

A: This question is related to Engineering Mechanics.  In this question we answered about newton law…

Q: What is speed?

A: Speed: It is defined as distance by time.

Q: Explain the angle of elevation and angle of reflection.

A: The angle of elevation is formed by the intersection of the horizontal line and the line of sight.

Q: What do you mean by fluid viscosity?

A: Fluid viscosity can be defined as the resistance to the flow of the fluid that is caused by the…

Q: What are the various measures of dispersion?

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A: Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the question and…

Q: What are mass or weight properties?

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Q: What are servomotors?

A: Servomotors are used in cars to control its speed.

Q: What does cause heat transfer?

A: The creation, utilization, transformation, and interchange of thermal energy (heat) across physical…

Q: Introduce structural geology and what are the plate tectonics?write strictly in your own words.

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Q: What is Love waves?

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Q: Explain  the Principal Moments of Inertia?

A: A relation between the area of a surface or the mass of a body to the position of a line.

Q: What do you mean by Hydrodynamic dispersion?

A: Hydrodynamic dispersion refers to the stretching in the flow direction of a solute band during its…

Q: What is the Acceleration of Work?

A: Acceleration is the method of accelerating a contractor's job, so that a specific task, or the…

Q: What is engineering

A: Engineering is the systematic application knowledge and experience to solve problems of maths and…

Q: What is engineering? Who is an engineer?

A: Dear students, I am answering to this problem accordingly to our company guidelines, so i can…

Q: What is the SI unit for power?

A: Power is always a function of work productivity, therefore if a person works at a variable pace…

Q: What is civil Engineering?

A: Civil engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction…

Q: How do you locate the centroid of a regular plane surface? How do you determine the moment of…

A: * Centroid- Centroid is the Centre of Area of plane cross section area like circle , Rectangle etc.…

Q: What is submerged unit weight?

A: The saturated unit weight minus the unit weight of water; the weight of solids in air minus the…

Q: Civil engineering is nice, right?

A: Civil engineers are responsible for the world's most inspiring buildings, bridges and roads, as well…

Q: why tension

A: Answer  We can observe that there are three forces acting on each car of subway train, they are…