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Physical science helps us understand the natural world around us, from the mechanics of how things work to the properties of matter and energy. This knowledge is applied in various everyday situations, such as cooking, driving, and using technology. It also plays a crucial role in developing new technologies and improving our quality of life.

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How do you use mechanical energy in your everyday life?

•The conservation of mechanical energy is a principle which states that under certain conditions, the total mechanical energy of a system is constant. This rule does not hold when mechanical energy is converted to other forms, such as chemical, nuclear, or electromagnetic.


What type of energy is release when one element decay into another elements?

Nuclear energy is released when one element decays into another element, as a result of the changes in the nucleus of the atom, such as radioactive decay. This process can release energy in the form of particles or electromagnetic radiation.


The half-life of Mo-99 is 67 hours A 200 ug quantity decays over time to 25 ug How much time has elapsed?

Using the formula for exponential decay, we can find that the ratio of the final quantity to the initial quantity is (1/8). Since 3 half-lives have passed (3 * 67 = 201 hours), the time elapsed is 201 hours.


How can nuclear energy improve our lives?

the nuclear power generates electricity that can help us in our daily lifes, and in this date without electricity life would be almost impossible, because electricity plays an important role in our life.


How how is physics related to everyday life situation?

Physics is related to a everyday life situation because of forces in our life like gravity and fossil fuels we use like petrol for cars and electricity everyone uses it for tv and computers but it wouldn't be in our lifes so much if we reduce how much we use of it! Not just that it improves almost everything in our lifestyle back to our ancestors...isn't it?

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