Category: Physics

What happens if you breathe in volcanic ash? Inhalation of volcanic ash can be very detrimental to human health, due to the harmful aerosols and poisonous gases the ash is made up of. Health effects inlcude respiratory problems, eye problems, and skin irritiation. One long-term effect of volcanic ash is silicosis. How dangerous is ash […]

What bank angle is a rate 1 turn? The bank angle required to conduct a turn at a specific rate is directly proportional to True Airspeed (TAS). The approximate bank angle required to accomplish a coordinated rate one turn (3°/second) can be calculated by dividing the TAS (in knots) by 10 and then adding 7. […]

How does the angle of deviation depends on the refracting angle of the prism? The angle of deviation (δ) increases with the increase in the angle of prism (A). What is the angle of deviation when angle of incidence is 60? Answer. The angle of deviation will be 60° only. As refracted ray goes strainght […]

When you have a plane determined by 3 points how do you calculate the normal vector? In summary, if you are given three points, you can take the cross product of the vectors between two pairs of points to determine a normal vector n. Pick one of the three points, and let a be the […]

What is the angle of incidence when the incident ray is normal to the interface? Complete step-by-step answer: If the incident ray is on the same path as the normal to the surface, the angle of incidence will be zero. Therefore, the angle of incidence when light incident ray is along the normal to interface […]

How do the founder effect and bottlenecking differ? Bottlenecks and founder effects. Genetic drift can cause big losses of genetic variation for small populations. Population bottlenecks occur when a population’s size is reduced for at least one generation. A founder effect occurs when a new colony is started by a few members of the original […]

What is an example of mutation in evolution? Even deleterious mutations can cause evolutionary change, especially in small populations, by removing individuals that might be carrying adaptive alleles at other genes. Figure 2: The history of the gray treefrog, Hyla versicolor, is an example of mutation and its potential effects. What is the most common […]

How much is Newton in KG? Kg and Newton Values Kg to Newton 1 kg = 9.81 N Newton to kg 1N = 0.10197 kg What is 100g of force? 100 g (g-force) equals to: cm/s2 (cm per second squared) m/s2 (meter per second squared) km/s2 (km per second squared) km/h2 (km per hour squared) […]

What is the use of U shaped magnet? The U shape makes the magnet stronger by pointing the poles in the same direction. Originally created as a replacement for the bar magnet, this shape has become the universal symbol for magnets. It can be used to pick up metal objects of any size depending on […]

What do all electromagnets have in common? What do all electromagnetic waves have in common? They can travel at the speed of light. They have the same wavelengths. They travel only through matter. What are the 7 Colours of the spectrum? He coined the idea that there are seven colours in a spectrum: red, orange, […]