Questionnaire Posted March 26, 2017 Posted March 26, 2017 1. A ball has less energy at the end of the bounce than it had at the beginning why ? A. Energy is lost B.The energy transfers to heat C.energy is missing D.Energy transferred back to owner 2. A paper clip is put in water and there's air on top of it and they're all in a close test tube . Can air get to the paper clip ? 3.A paper clip that is covered with grease is put into a close test tube filled with air . Can it rust and can air get to the paper clip ? PLEASE EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWERS REGARDING QUESTION 1 THANKS!!!!
Sriman Dutta Posted March 26, 2017 Posted March 26, 2017 1. Something to do with dissipation of energy 2. HINT: How fishes breathe? From where they get oxygen in an aquarium if there's no aquatic plants? 3. What are the conditions for rusting ?
Questionnaire Posted March 26, 2017 Author Posted March 26, 2017 1. Something to do with dissipation of energy 2. HINT: How fishes breathe? From where they get oxygen in an aquarium if there's no aquatic plants? 3. What are the conditions for rusting ? Thanks for your reply ! 1. A 2.Yes 3.Id say it won't rust and air can't get to it because it's covered with grease . Correct ?
Sriman Dutta Posted March 26, 2017 Posted March 26, 2017 Yes, it won't. The coating of grease would prevent it's contact with air, thereby nullifying the possibility of rusting.
CuriousStudent Posted March 27, 2017 Posted March 27, 2017 Question #1 can be solved if you think of yourself throwing the ball. Throwing the ball itself creates energy, so when it hits the ground it will lose ____? (HINT: Although energy can create heat, you have to consider that the ball did not create friction) Question #2 - Air tends to "reach out and grab surfaces" Question #3 - Grease acts as a lubricant I know this was already answered, but just in case you needed extra reasoning Correction on myself. Friction can generate* heat not create
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