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When object a colides with object b and bounces back its final momentum is?
The final momentum of object B after the collision depends on the masses and velocities of both objects A and B, as well as the coefficients of restitution and angles of collision. It can be calculated using the principle of conservation of momentum.
What happens when an oceanic crust colides with another oceanic crust?
The younger of the two plates, because it is less dense,* will ride over the edge of the older plate.
When do elephants have 8 feet?
elephant have 8 feet when another elephant colides. no one noes how they colide but they just do. so that's why elephants may have eight feet.
What processes forms an island?
When subduction also occurs where the edge of a continental plate colides with an onceanis plate
What direction the thermal energy flows?
it's from hotter one to the cooler one,because when electron of the body from which it is flowing gets energy and gets excited and goes to its extrime position and they gets colides with another atom and transfers some energy to it . and the 2nd atom to the third atom and so on and the energy gets transmited.
What is the direction thermal energy flows?
it's from hotter one to the cooler one,because when electron of the body from which it is flowing gets energy and gets excited and goes to its extrime position and they gets colides with another atom and transfers some energy to it . and the 2nd atom to the third atom and so on and the energy gets transmited.
What is an example of Newtons second law?
If you drop a Bowling ball and a soccer ball of off a building, they will hit the ground at the same time because of newtons second law of motion.
List all movie and television productions of Titanic?
The movie Titanic came out in 1997 and was a very big hit. It's mostly popular for teens and have a big effect on them.Jack (Leonardo DiCappio) and Rose (Kate Winslet) are the young lovers who find themselves on the magnificent ship, but when the cruise liner colides into an iceberg it becomes a race for survival! This movie was directed by James Cameron. Celine Dion puts the perfect touch for the music with "My Heart Will Go On."a night to remembertitanic 1953titanic 1996titanic 1997 (James Cameron 11 academy awards)ghosts of the abyss(James Cameron).
What are the differences between a cold and warm fronts?
A warm front is a front that is created when a warm air mass and a cold air mass meet but do not mix. The warm air mass slowly moves and catches up to the cold air mass and slowly crashes into it, then the warm air mass rises and rains. After a little while the air masses go away from each other. A cold front is created when a fast moving cold air mass colides with a slow moving warm air mass, the warm air mass rises, rains, and they go away from each other eventually.
What does an atom do if it colides with another atom?
Because atoms have negatively charged electrons orbiting the outside of them, atoms will repel each other. This means that it is extremely rare for atoms to collide, but when they do, the reaction depends on why it happened. If they are in a star for example, and the huge gravity and heat of the star forces them together, any atom lighter than iron will undergo fusion and make a heavier element. In fission reactors, it is extremely rare for an atom to hit another atom, but it can happen. Most of the time they will simply be hit by a flying electron before they can fuse, but even if they weren't, the atoms used in a fission reactor are much much heavier than iron and will not undergo fusion. The reason iron and anything heavier than iron cannot undergo fusion is that iron will absorb a huge amount of energy before it will fuse. In stars, the most powerful stable fusion reactors we know of, the iron will actually absorb so much energy that it kills the star. This is why stars will collapse after a short amount of time as a supernova. The supernova has layers with heavier and heavier atoms. When it reaches a layer with iron, it suddenly loses large amounts of energy and loses the ability to counteract gravity. This causes it to collapse into a dwarf star, or explode.
What are strokes of a four stroke engine?
intake, compression, combusion, and exhaust 1.The first stroke that is intake is the movement of a valve , which opens into the cylinder which contains a moving piston which moves 50 times a second , the opening of the valve lets the fuel to get into the cylinder (the fuel is the mixture of air and fuel that can be diesel or petrol the air is mixed into it to make more compression as the air is more compressible 2. The second stroke is compression that is done by a piston in the cylinder by moving up thus high amount of pressure and temprature. 3. The third stroke is the power or the bang stroke which is done when the piston colides with the top dead centre it ignites due to compression and high temprature which leads to friction 4. The last stroke is the exaust stroke whic is the opening of the second valve and outgoing of ethe waste air
Four strokes of a four stroke engine?
intake, compression, combusion, and exhaust 1.The first stroke that is intake is the movement of a valve , which opens into the cylinder which contains a moving piston which moves 50 times a second , the opening of the valve lets the fuel to get into the cylinder (the fuel is the mixture of air and fuel that can be diesel or petrol the air is mixed into it to make more compression as the air is more compressible 2. The second stroke is compression that is done by a piston in the cylinder by moving up thus high amount of pressure and temprature. 3. The third stroke is the power or the bang stroke which is done when the piston colides with the top dead centre it ignites due to compression and high temprature which leads to friction 4. The last stroke is the exaust stroke whic is the opening of the second valve and outgoing of ethe waste air
