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satela [25.4K]
2 years ago
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Ten identical lengths of wire are laid closely

Physics
1 answer:
sp2606 [1]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

  • a) <u>The radius of a single wire is 0.710 mm</u>

  • b) <u>The volume of a single wire is 158 mm³</u>

Explanation:

a) Calculate the radius of a single wire

Since ten identical lengths of wire are laid closely, the combined width is equal to the sum of the diameters of the ten wires.

That is:

  • Combined-width=10\times diameter

From which you can solve for the diameter of a single wire:

14.2mm=10\times diameter\\ \\ \\ diameter=14.2mm/10=1.42mm

The radius is half the diameter, so:

  • radius=1.42mm/2=0.710mm

b) Calculate the volume in mm of a single wire if its length is 10.0 cm

The shape of one wire is cylindrical. So, the formula for the volume is:

  • Volume=\pi \times r^2\times L

Where r is the radius and L is the length.

Since the width is given in mm, conver the length to mm too.

  • 10.0cm\times 10mm/cm=100.mm

And subsituting the values in the formula of the volume you get:

  • V=\pi \times (0.710mm)^2\times 100.mm=158.37mm^3

That must  be rounded to 3 significant figures: 158 mm³.

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