Answer:
No dimension
Explanation:
The given equation is [tex]R = \dfrac{m \cdot V}{d^2 \cdot Q}[/tex], where;
m = Mass
V = Velocity
d = A diameter
The dimension of mass quantity = M
The dimension of the velocity quantity = L/T
The dimension of the dimeter quantity = L
The given dimension of Q = M/(L·T)
Therefore, we get;
[tex]The \ dimension \ of \ R = \dfrac{M \times L/T}{L^2 \times (M/LT)} = \dfrac{M \times L/T}{L \times M/T} = 1[/tex]
Therefore, R has no dimensions
George is replacing a burned out resistor in a circuit board. The board has a 10, a 20, and a 40 on resistor, all in parallel. When George has sided in the new component in the circuit is fixed, he checks his multimeter. What reading does he get?
Answer:
5.71 ohms
Explanation:
put it in the calculator
9. SAFELY BACKING UP YOUR VEHICLE INCLUDES ALL OF THE FOLLOWING
EXCEPT:
A. Looking over your right shoulder as you back up
O B. Checking behind your vehicle before you get in
C. Tapping your horn before you back up
The diesel fuel cooler is being discussed. Technician A says that high-pressure fuel systems generate a lot of heat. Technician B says that temperature affects the density of the diesel fuel. Which technician is correct
Answer:
Both the technicians are correct.
Explanation:
As the pressure increases the temperature will also increase in accordance with the Boyle's law hence greater amount of heat is formed.
[tex]Pressure\propto Temperature[/tex]
When the temperature increases the intermolecular spaces increase as the molecules of the fuel gain energy and their kinetic energy increases. This is limited to temperatures below dissociation/combustion temperature of diesel .