GGR111H5 Study Guide - Final Guide: Human Geography, The Wheel Of Time, Mass Production

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Economic geographers ask how _economic patterns_____________ across space are configured and why certain economic activities take place where they do. An economy is a system governed by institutions, laws, rules and norms that organizes land, labour, capital, distribution and consumption to meet the wants and needs of consumers for products and services. Economics is concerned with: what is produced, how it is produced, who gets what is produced (product allocation) The economy is made up of two parts: _producers_______: people who harvest and manufacture products or provide services. An economic system arranges and organizes material provisioning based on these two components: production and consumption. Something useful that enters the market in the form of goods and services and is available for purchase to consumers. Commodity chains: commodity chains link the progression commodity from its design, the procurement of raw materials, production, export to point of sale, distribution for sale, marketing and advertising. of a.

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1. Iftwo equal charges are separated by a certain distance, the force ofrepulsion is F. Given F₁, if each charge inF₁ is doubled and the distance is cut in half, what isthe new value of the force of repulsion, F₂? Expressyour answer in terms of F₁.<?xml:namespace prefix = ons = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

2. Theelectrical force on a 2-coulomb charge is 60 Newtons (N). What isthe magnitude of the electric field at the place where the chargeis located?

3. Whatis an electric field? How do you determine the magnitude anddirection of the field at a given point?

Question- Two powerless rockets are on a collision course. The rockets are moving with speeds of 0.800c and 0.600c and are initially 2.52x1012m apart as measured by an Earth observer. Both rockets are 40.0m in length as measured by the Earth based observer. A.) what are the proper length of the rockets B.) what is the length of each rocket as measured by an observer on the other rocket C.) According to the Earth based observer, how long before the rockets collide? D.) According the rocket 1, how long do they collide? E.) According to rocket 2, how long do they collide?  This is a problem I came across in my modern physics homework. What my problem is, is that I didn't understand the parts about the two rockets colliding, therefore I didn't know how to approach this problem. Is somebody able to help guide me through the 5 steps listed above?

1. If a car's wheels are replaced with wheels of greater diameter,will the reading of the speedometer change? Explain.

2. Weightlessness in space is known to have harmful effects on thebodies of people in space. To set up inhabitants (people) in space,it has been suggested that rotating cylinders about 10 miles longand 5 miles in diameter be placed in space. The purpose of theirrotation is to simulate gravity for the people so they have weight.Explain how this is possible?
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Please use DragMath to submit the solutions to problems No. 5 and 6of Activity 9A on page 129 of Bendall & Howison.
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1. Why do the string instruments go flat (lower frequencies) andthe wind instruments go sharp (higher frequencies) during aperformance if an orchestra doesn't warm up beforehand?
2. If you were carrying a fish tank filled with water, what willhappen if your walking frequency matches the natural frequency ofthe water in the tank?
Good luck with these questions. I look forward to a heartydiscussion by Friday this week.
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1. Household circuits are always wired so that the electricaldevices are connected in parallel. Why is this so?
2. How are circuit breakers connected in the household circuits(series or parallel)? What is the use of a circuit breaker? Why isit more advantageous to use a circuit breaker compared to using afuse?
Hope to hear your answers soon.
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Mathematical Question:
Try the question on capacitors Activity 14C no. 3. You can useDragmath to submit your solution. If you are scanning your answersand uploading a file, please keep its size small.
Challenge Question:
A fully charged parallel-plate capacitor remains connected to abattery while you slide a dielectric between the plates. Do thefollowing quantities increase, decrease, or stay the same? (a)capacitance, C (b) charge, Q (c) electric field, E between theplates, (d) change in voltage, V (e) energy stored in thecapacitor.
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Twisted wires: In electrical circuits, it is often the case thatinsulated wires carrying currents in opposite directions aretwisted together. What is the advantage in doing this?
Have a go; looking forward to some interesting replies.
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Metal detectors in airports: When you walk through the doorway ofan airport metal detector, you are really walking through a coil ofmany turns, i.e. an inductor connected to a resonant circuit tunedto the resonant frequency when there is no metal in the inductor.So how does this circuit detect any metal that is in your pocketwhen you walk through the metal detector?
Looking forward to your replies.
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