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A light ray strikes a hexagonal ice crystal ( nice​=1.30) floating in the air (nair ​=1.00) as shown in the figure. All the rays shown are in the plane of the page. Which outgoing ray is the correct one? c A B E none of the other answers is correct
Aluminum has a specific heat more than twice that of copper. Identical masses of aluminum and copper, both at 0∘C, are dropped together into a can of hot water. When the system has come to an equilibrium, the aluminum mass is at a lower temperature than the copper mass the difference in temperature between the aluminum mass and the copper mass depends on the initial temperature of the water in the can the aluminum mass is at a higher temperature than the copper mass the aluminum mass is at the same temperature as the copper mass
A 6.00 V battery supplies energy to a simple circuit at the constant rate of 48 W. The resistance of the circuit is 8.00Ω 0.75Ω none of the other answers is correct 2.83Ω 1.50Ω 1.33Ω
For the circuit shown, ξ=6.0 V,R1​=7.0Ω,R2​=3.0Ω,R3​=6.0Ω, and R4​=12.0Ω. After operating for a long time, equilibrium is established. What is the voltage across the resistor R1​ at equilibrium? none of the other answers is correct 6.0 V 4.2 V 3.0 V 2.7 V
Two point-like charges, Q1​ and Q2​=5Q1​ are placed a distance r apart. If F1​ is the force Q2​ exerts on Q1​ and F2​ is the force Q1​ exerts on Q2​ : −5F2​=F1​ F2​=F1​ F2​=5​F1​ F2​=−5F1​ none of the other answers is correct F2​=FS∗​​
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