Grade 11General Physics
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2 Answers
Arun
Approved Tutor Answer6 Years agoDear student
V2/V1 = sqrt (T2/T1)
hence on substitution of all values, we get
V2 = 100 sqrt(5)
Hope it helps
In case of any difficulty, please feel free to ask again.
Vikas TU
Dear student
The above ans in incomplete
Vrms = sqrt (3RT/M)
Vrms is directly proportional to sqrt (T)
v/ 200 = sqrt(500/400)
v/200 = sqrt(5)/2
v = 100sqrt(5)
Good luck
The above ans in incomplete
Vrms = sqrt (3RT/M)
Vrms is directly proportional to sqrt (T)
v/ 200 = sqrt(500/400)
v/200 = sqrt(5)/2
v = 100sqrt(5)
Good luck
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