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Select all the true statements about incandescent (hot filament) bulbs Select one or more: a. Blackbodies...
Select all the true statements about incandescent (hot filament) bulbs Select one or more: a. Blackbodies at this temperature don't produce much blue light so pictures taken with incandescent lighting look yellowish. b. Incandescent light bulbs produce more heat than light. c. Much of the energy put into the bulb does not produce visible light..
4. a) A building owner is thinking about replacing old-style incandescent light bulbs with more energy-efficient light-emitting diode (LED) lighting. Estimate the payback period (in years) for replacing a 100 W incandescent light bulb with an LED light that provides the same light output, but consumes only 18 W. Given data .price of electricity- $0.13/kWh assume the light is turned on for 5 hours per day, every day price of incandescent bulb = $1.20 .price of LED S19.10 annual interest...
4. a) A building owner is thinking about replacing old-style incandescent light bulbs with more energy-efficient light-emitting diode (LED) lighting. Estimate the payback period (in years) for replacing a 100 W incandescent light bulb with an LED light that provides the same light output, but consumes only 18 W. Given data .price of electricity- $0.13/kWh assume the light is turned on for 5 hours per day, every day price of incandescent bulb = $1.20 .price of LED S19.10 annual interest...
Are the statements true or false and briefly explain your choice, in words or pictures When three bulbs are put in parallel across a battery, more current leaves the battery than when only one bulb is connected to the same battery. As a sound wave “dies out” (gets quieter), the amplitude, speed and frequency all diminish. The two ends of a permanent magnet have opposite charges. When three bulbs are put in series across a battery, more current leaves the...
Select the true statements about the speed of light Select one or more: a. The speed of higher energy electromagnetic waves such as x-rays and gamma rays is higher than lower energy electromagnetic waves such as light or radio waves b. The speed of light is less in air as compared to a vacuum c. The speed of light is less in both glass and water as compared to a vacuum d. The speed of higher energy electromagnetic waves such...
Which of the following statements about red giant stars are true? (Select all that apply.) Red giant stars are less luminous than main sequence stars of the same temperature. Red giant stars tend to be more luminous than main sequence stars of the same temperatures because they are larger in size. Red giant stars are less luminous than main sequence stars because fusion happens more rapidly in main sequence stars. A red giant star of a given temperature is more...
Choose all correct statements about Brownian motion Select one or more: a. Collisions are elastic and energy and momentum are conserved O b. Each gas molecule has its own temperature. c. Each gas molecule has exactly the same kinetic energy d. Fluctuations in the number and momentum of molecules hitting the dust particle from different directions cause the dust to move.
Choose all correct statements about Brownian motion Select one or more: a. Fluctuations in the number and momentum of molecules hitting the dust particle from different directions cause the dust to move. b. Each gas molecule has its own temperature. c. Each gas molecule has exactly the same kinetic energy d. Collisions are elastic and energy and momentum are conserved
Choose all correct statements about Brownian motion Select one or more: a. Fluctuations in the number and momentum of molecules hitting the dust particle from different directions cause the dust to move. b. Each gas molecule has its own temperature. c. Each gas molecule has exactly the same kinetic energy d. Collisions are elastic and energy and momentum are conserved
Choose all correct statements about Brownian motion Select one or more: a. Each gas molecule has its own temperature. b. Each gas molecule has exactly the same kinetic energy c. Collisions are elastic and energy and momentum are conserved d. Fluctuations in the number and momentum of molecules hitting the dust particle from different directions cause the dust to move.