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Fluids and Bernoulli’s equation
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Well written simplified content describing various parts of fluids in basic physics with insight to bernoullis equation. There includes an MCAT question that puts the content on the page to the test. Topics covered are in correspondence with pressure in-depth, viscosity of fluids, pascals principle and basic understandings of how fluids function in Physics.
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ASP ASSOCIATE SAFETY PROFESSIONAL REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS AND RATIONALES 2022-2024|ALREADY GRADED A
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ASP ASSOCIATE SAFETY PROFESSIONAL REAL 
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS AND 
RATIONALES |ALREADY GRADED A 
The battery pack of a pocket calculator has a voltage of 3.0V and delivers a 
current of 0.17mA. How much charge flows through through the circuit in one 
hour of operation? 
a. 0.61 C 
b 0.17 C 
c. 0.51 C 
d. 0.51 C 
e. 4.7 x 10^-5 C 
--ANSWER- a. 0.61 C 
Charge = Current x Time 
1 A x s = 1 C 
Consider two aluminum wires. Wire #1 has a length L and a cross-sectional area 
A. Wire...
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ASP ASSOCIATE SAFETY PROFESSIONAL REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS AND RATIONALES 2022-2024|ALREADY GRADED A
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The battery pack of a pocket calculator has a voltage of 3.0V and delivers a 
current of 0.17mA. How much charge flows through through the circuit in one 
hour of operation? 
a. 0.61 C 
b 0.17 C 
c. 0.51 C 
d. 0.51 C 
e. 4.7 x 10^-5 C 
--ANSWER- a. 0.61 C 
Charge = Current x Time 
1 A x s = 1 C 
Consider two aluminum wires. Wire #1 has a length L and a cross-sectional area 
A. Wire #2 has a length 2L and a cross-sectional area A/3. Determine the ratio of 
the resistivity of wire #1 to the r...
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Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
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the document provides you the best basic knowledge of fluid mechanics, clearing all your doubts and helping in building strong concepts.
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AQA AS Physics - Mechanics and Materials Actual Exam Questions With Answer
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AQA AS Physics - Mechanics and 
Materials Actual Exam Questions 
With Answer 
 
Scalar - ANSWER- A unit with magnitude but no direction. 
Vector - ANSWER- A unit with magnitude and direction. 
What are the two methods for adding vectors? - ANSWER- Scale drawings and 
trigonometry. 
Free-body force diagrams - ANSWER- Show all the forces acting on a body, each arrow 
shows the size and the direction of the force. 
Equilibrium - ANSWER- The forces acting on a body are balances and it is not 
a...
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Summary - Physics: Pressure
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Explains the definition of pressure and the different types of pressure such as gas pressure and liqiud pressure, also explains about the concept of hydraulics and the principals used such as the pascal’s principles. It has the explanatation of the instruments used to calculate pressure.
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Exam (elaborations) TEST BANK FOR The Mechanics Problem Solver
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Exam (elaborations) TEST BANK FOR The Mechanics Problem Solver 
PARTICLE VIBRATIONS .................................................. 851 
23 RIGID BODY VIBRATIONS .............................................. 896 
24 SYSTEMS HAVING MULTI-DEGREES OF FREEDOM ... 954 
Coupled Harmonie Oscillators .............................................. 954 
FOI'Ced Vibration .................................................................... 964. 
Normal Modes of Vibration and Natural Frequencies ...
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