What is the importance of a boundary in heat and mass transfer?
What will be an ideal response?
A boundary is the surface across which heat, energy, and mass flow and is the
primary location for predicting these transfers.
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Starship "Alpha" is traveling at 0.8c (? = 5/3) with respect to the identical starship "Beta." Each starship has rest length 10,000 m. The ship's engineer aboard the "Beta" measures the length of the "Alpha" as it passes by his window. What result should he get?
A. 10,000 m B. 16,667 m C. 12,500 m D. 6,000 m E. 8,000 m
A starship is constructed to be 100 m long in the factory. It is launched and as it coasts by Earth, it is measured to be shortened to 5.48 m long
(a) How fast, in terms of the speed of light, is it moving past Earth? (b) What length does the ship's crew measure for the ship?
How does the density of Jupiter compare to the terrestrial planets?
A) It is denser than all the terrestrial planets combined. B) It is denser than the Moon, but less dense than any of the others. C) Its density is slightly less than Mercury, but more than Mars. D) Its density is about the same as Mars. E) Its density is less than any terrestrial.