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If the winds are in a steady state condition, what are they doing? A. The winds...

If the winds are in a steady state condition, what are they doing?

A. The winds are ageostrophic.

B. There is no net force and no additional acceleration.

C. The wind speeds have become supergeostrophic.

D. All of provided choices are true

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Name the clouds and give the weather condition by their appearance and information provided

Name the clouds and give the weather condition by their appearance and information provided

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Determine the condition that describes the state of water at 191°C and 200 cm3/g.

Determine the condition that describes the state of water at 191°C and 200 cm3/g.

    1. Saturated vapor

    2. Saturated liquid

    3. 2-phase

    4. Superheated gas

    5. Compressed liquid

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Which of the following phrases will make this statement TRUE? Dispersion ______. Group of answer choices...

Which of the following phrases will make this statement TRUE? Dispersion ______.

Group of answer choices

describes the spreading of light as a result of differential refraction

describes the spreading of light as a result of total internal reflection

generates allochromatic colours in gemstones

is a unique property to diamond

describes the reflection of light that incidents on a medium of higher refractive index

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A physician prescribes an otic suspension to contain 100 mg of cortisone acetate in a final...

A physician prescribes an otic suspension to contain 100 mg of cortisone acetate in a final volume of 8 mL. On hand in the pharmacy is a 2.5% cortisone acetate suspension.

a. How many mL of the stock solution are required to make this suspension? Your answer must include units (mL).

b. How many mL of normal saline (NS) will you use as a diluent? Your answer must include units (mL).

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A powerful contribution of the 1st and 2nd laws is to determine the design feasibility of...

A powerful contribution of the 1st and 2nd laws is to determine the design feasibility of a process/device/system. Please determine the feasibility of the following flow device: a steady-state flow device in which the inlet is steam at 300and 5 bar, the outlet is saturated steam at 100 and 1 bar, the device is adiabatic and produces approximately 500 kJ per kilogram of steam passed through the device.

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Explain how the the annual cost per kWh is calculated for alternative power sources including wind,...

Explain how the the annual cost per kWh is calculated for alternative power sources including wind, fossil fuels, and nuclear. As part of your discussion, explain why it is important to make comparisons this way.  

This question is from Chapter 24: Wind Energy Power Company, Inc: Analyzing a Wind Energy Investment. Hint: See Appendix 24.3.

2.Refer to Exhibit 24.5, Panel A. Which type of energy had the lowest cost per kWh to produce electricity in July 2008?

This question is from Chapter 24: Wind Energy Power Company, Inc: Analyzing a Wind Energy Investment.  

a. natural gas

b. coal

c. nuclear

wind turbines

3. The Midwest Price Spike was eventually found to be a failure of what financial risk?

Hint: This question is from the reading about the 10 Biggest Energy Risk Management Disasters.

a. All of the above are correct

b. Market Risk

c. Operational Risk

d. Credit Risk

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Does the sun have an orbit, if so what causes this orbital motion?

Does the sun have an orbit, if so what causes this orbital motion?

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Pluto has an orbital period of 248 years, and the dwarf planet Eris has an orbital...

  1. Pluto has an orbital period of 248 years, and the dwarf planet Eris has an orbital period of 557 years. What is the average distance (semimajor axis) of Eris from the Sun, and how does it compare to the average distance between Pluto and the Sun? Express your answers in astronomical units (AU).

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What are the types of corrosion cells?

What are the types of corrosion cells?

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Suppose an asteroid is discovered with an orbit that brings it as close as 0.96 AU...

Suppose an asteroid is discovered with an orbit that brings it as close as 0.96 AU from the Sun and as far away as 2.04 AU. What is the semimajor axis of its orbit? What is its orbital period? What is the eccentricity of its orbit?

Its semimajor axis is 1.5 AU, its orbital period is ___?___years, and its eccentricity is 0.36 .

no mass was given. please help!

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Astronomers discovered an object in the outer Solar System with a semimajor axis of 577 AU....

Astronomers discovered an object in the outer Solar System with a semimajor axis of 577 AU. What is its orbital period?

Its orbital period is how many years.

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14. List and describe the ways that human kind has tried to control flooding. How sucsseful...

14. List and describe the ways that human kind has tried to control flooding. How sucsseful are these measures in short term time frames ( tens of years) and the long term (100s of years)?

15. What are the three types of heat transfer that can occur during a fire. Explain how each of them work.

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Explain in a few sentences why earthquakes and volcanoes occur together at location 1, but not together at location 2, based on plate tectonic theory.

Explain in a few sentences why earthquakes and volcanoes occur together at location 1, but not together at location 2, based on plate tectonic theory.

Identify two different areas anywhere on Earth:

(1) a location where earthquakes and volcanoes occur together in the same location, and (2) a location where either earthquakes or volcanoes occur alone, but not together.


Compare your two locations. Think about the three different types of plate tectonic boundaries, and what causes earthquakes and volcanoes.

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What are some of the typical types of defects from injectionmolding, and briefly describe why...

What are some of the typical types of defects from injection molding, and briefly describe why these defects occur?

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