Q 1:
At a steel works, molten iron is heated to 1500o Celsius to removethe impurities. Is it
accurate to say that the molten iron contains heat?
Q 2:
Suppose you have a clock that consists of a spring oriented alongthe x-axis and
oscillating with some frequency. An observer moving with uniformspeed along the x-axis
will see the spring contracted. Does this explain the time dilationeffect?
Q 3;
You put a thermometer in a pot of hot water and record theereading. What temperature
have you recorded?
I. The temperature of the water;
II. The temperature of the thermometer;
III. An equal average of the temperature of the water andthermometer;
IV. A weighted average of the water and thermometer, with moreemphasis on the
temperature of the water.
V. A weighted average of the water and thermometer, with moreemphasis on the
temperature of the thermometer.
Explain your above selected answer as well.
Q 1:
At a steel works, molten iron is heated to 1500o Celsius to removethe impurities. Is it
accurate to say that the molten iron contains heat?
Q 2:
Suppose you have a clock that consists of a spring oriented alongthe x-axis and
oscillating with some frequency. An observer moving with uniformspeed along the x-axis
will see the spring contracted. Does this explain the time dilationeffect?
Q 3;
You put a thermometer in a pot of hot water and record theereading. What temperature
have you recorded?
I. The temperature of the water;
II. The temperature of the thermometer;
III. An equal average of the temperature of the water andthermometer;
IV. A weighted average of the water and thermometer, with moreemphasis on the
temperature of the water.
V. A weighted average of the water and thermometer, with moreemphasis on the
temperature of the thermometer.
Explain your above selected answer as well.
