Explain, in terms of impulse and momen-tum, why it is advisable to place the butt of a rifle against your shoulder when first learning to shoot.
When held loosely, the recoil momentum of the rifle works against only the mass of the rifle, thereby producing a larger velocity and striking your shoul-der. The recoil momentum must work against the mass of the rifle and you, resulting in a smaller velocity.
if the rifle is not placed against shoulder, the impulsive force can possibly damage face due to it
Explain, in terms of impulse and momen-tum, why it is advisable to place the butt of...
Explain in terms of impulse how padding reduces forces in a collision, State this in terms of a real example, such as the advantages of a carpeted vs. tile floor for a day care center (but come up with your own example).
Describe the pathogenesis of measles (i.e. explain in molecular terms how and why the virus causes the symptoms associated with the disease; in other words, explain how and why the symptoms of the disease arise). b. Why do public health officials vaccine us against measles virus? What will happen if people are not vaccinated? Why do public health officials vaccine us against measles virus? What will happen if people are not vaccinated? Describe how the current measles vaccine is produced...
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Q4-B In terms of silicate molecular structures and electrostatic forces, briefly explain why kaolinite clay feels so slippery when moistened with water. You may also choose to use diagrams to illustrate your answer. [50 marks]
Q4-B In terms of silicate molecular structures and electrostatic forces, briefly explain why kaolinite clay feels so slippery when moistened with water. You may also choose to use diagrams to illustrate your answer. [50 marks]
Explain in terms of ion concentrations and Ksp why a precipitate forms for some solutions. When ammonia is added to a solution that has Cu(OH)2(s) precipitate in it, the precipitate dissolves. Use Le Châtelier’s principle to explain this. Based on your observations, when a colour change occurs but no phase change occurs, what kind of reaction might have occurred?
In your terms explain the characteristics of a "Perfect Competition and Why It Matters" conclude your explanation with question and an example.
Do temporary negative supply shocks place policymakers in a predicament? Explain why. Discuss the dilemma they may encounter when stabilizing inflation and economic activity.
a) Define i) impulse ii) acceleration b) Differentiate between density and relative density. c) A bottle has a mass of 50g when empty and 112g when filled with water. When filled with fluid L, the mass is 90 g. What is the relative density of the liguid,L? d) A student athlete of mass 62 kg participated in 200m race on sports day. During the competition, the student accelerates out of the starting block to a top speed of 14m/s in...
Explain why does metal feel cold when you touch it. Please us the terms heat transfer, exothermic and endothermic.
why
does attack occur on this carbon in the first step? please explain
in terms of electronegativity and functional groups attached.
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