What is nature's speed limit??

A: Refractive index.
B: Planck's constant.
C: Frequency of light.
D: Wavelength of light.
E: Speed of light.


Ans: E: Speed of light.

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The linear momentum of a moving object is:

a. the product of its weight and its speed. b. the product of its mass and the distance it has traveled. c. the product of its mass times its velocity squared. d. the product of its velocity and its mass. e. the sum of its mass and its velocity.

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The equation of continuity applied to an incompressible ideal fluid flowing through a pipe of varying diameter is based on what of the following being conserved for the fluid in the pipe?

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