Is selective coordination required?

Is selective coordination required? Selective coordination is required for systems related to life safety (as defined in the NEC), and is achieved when an overcurrent on a circuit is interrupted and only the closest upstream device opens such that only the section of the electrical system with a problem is taken offline. What is selective […]

Do electrons know they being observed?

Do electrons know they being observed? This process is sometimes referred to as decoherence. We also see phrases such as “wavefunction collapse”. By virtue of such an interaction of a quantum system with a classical measurement device, one could quite misleadingly assert that the electron “knows” it is being observed. It doesn’t. Why do wave […]

What is the charge of so4?

What is the charge of so4? -2 What is the charge of cro4? What is the formal charge of S in SO4? +2 Why does sulfate have 4 Oxygens? Sulfate is a polyatomic ion with 1 sulfur (6 valence electrons), 4 oxygens (4 x 6 valence electrons = 24 e-) and a charge of -2 […]

What are protective strategies?

What are protective strategies? Protective behaviour strategies. Help the child identify who they can talk to if they don’t feel safe. Make sure the child knows what to do if they are in an unsafe situation. Kids should have their own safe place in the house – a place that is ‘theirs,’ where they can […]

Are multiple choice tests accurate?

Are multiple choice tests accurate? Multiple choice test questions, also known as items, can be an effective and efficient way to assess learning outcomes. Multiple choice test items are less susceptible to guessing than true/false questions, making them a more reliable means of assessment. When should I use multiple choice test? Multiple-choice items are best […]

How do you find the internal diameter?

How do you find the internal diameter? Calculating the internal diameter depends on the outside diameter and the thickness of the outer circle. Find the total diameter of the object in question by taking a measurement from the outside wall of one side (the point of origination) straight across to the outside wall of the […]

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