100gのボールが右に5m/sで動いていて、もうひとつの動いてない物体にぶつかります。 ぶつかった間に働く力(F)はF=√2・k・Fmax・t－k^2・t^2で求められます。(画像にものってます。)Fmaxは10Nで、kは500N/sです。 画像に乗っているグラフは何秒間... 続きを読む

A 100-gram steel marble traveling at 5 m/s [Right] collides with a target sphere at rest. The magnitude of the force between the marble and the sphere is given by F = √2kFt-k²² where Fmax = 10.0 N and the constant k = 500 N/s. The force is graphed vs. time at right. The curve forms a semicircle. 83) The collision begins at time t = 0 when the force between the marble on the sphere increases from zero. The collision ends when the force decreases to zero again. How long does the collision last? 841 The impulse ims At = 0.04 s F Fmax

運動量の問題です。 5ｇのボールが北に5m/sで進んでいて、2つ目のボールとぶつかります。2つ目のボールも5gで、最初は動いていません。2つ目のボールのぶつかったあとの速度は4m/sです。(向きは分からない) 画像にあるようにふたつのボールの位置は少しズレています。(弾性... 続きを読む

0.00573 A 5-gram marble moving at 5 m/s [N] collides with a second marble in an off-center collision. 0005 Suppose the second marble has a mass of 5 grams and is initially at rest. The collision is elastic and the final speed of the second marble is 4.0 m/s. 4) What is the final velocity of the first marble? W t N Pi= Pf KEKEf Va5m/s 5 → (0.005) (5) VF-3 2 f 70025 2 m² + mavi = mivi+m. v 1/2 ½ + (0.005) (5)² = = (0.005) V₁ + ½ (0.005) (4) 0.0625= 0.002525 + 0.04 0.0225-0-0025 Vif² V25 = 9 Vzg = 3 m/s 3 8.025 4 ? Va=0 V8 = 4m/s P = (m,vif) + M₂ Vz f

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温度と溶解度の関係を示す曲線を 180 硝N 溶解度曲線という。 固体の溶解度は,温度 solubility curve が高くなるほど大きくなるものが多いが,な 160 140 溶解度〔g/100g水) 120 100 80 60 40 201 2 塩化ナトリウム NaCI や水酸化カルシウム Ca(OH)2のように変化が小さいものもある。 ■水和物の溶解度 硫酸銅(II)の結晶は, CuSO45H2O のように水和した水分子を

気体の体積を減少させたら、液体が気体になるようにするのではないんですか？

vapor pressure curve 気体の体積と蒸気圧 一定温度で気 変わる 液平衡の状態にあるとき, 気体の体積 を減少させても,減少した体積の分の 気体が凝縮して液体になり,再び気液 平衡の状態になるため, 蒸気圧の大き さは変わらない。 また, 蒸気圧は,他 の気体が共存しても変わらない。 ? 問2. 蒸発 体積増加 図11 気体の体積と とき,気体の体積を変化さ 限り気液平衡に達するので わらない。 図10の蒸気圧曲線をもとにして、次の問いに答えよ。

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2 3 4 溶解度 [g/100g 水] solubility curve ●溶解度曲線図8は溶解度と温度 の関係を表したもので,溶解度曲線 とよばれる。固体の溶解度は,ふっ う温度が高くなるほど大きくなる。 D ② 70℃の水 100g に硝酸カリウム 40gを溶かした溶液を冷却してい くと,約何℃で飽和溶液になるか。 図8を参照して答えよ。 C いい、結晶中の水分子を 水和水と hydration water 割合で含んでいる物質を 水和物と 水和物 結晶中に水分子を一定の すいわぶつ hydrate 図8 溶解度曲線 100g いう。水和物の溶解度は,水 100g に溶ける 無水物 (水和水をもたない むすいぶつ せきしゅつ 100 90 80 70 硝酸カリウム KNO 60 50 40 塩化カリウ KC 30 201 CuSO4 塩化ナ 10 硫酸銅(Ⅱ) 0. 0 復習 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 温度 [℃] 「g/100ga g当たりに溶ける溶質の質水 再結晶 硝酸カリウム KNO 60g に硫酸銅(II) (無水物) CuSC 6g が混ざった混合物があるとす これを高温で100gの水に溶か た後,溶液を冷やしていくと, 液の温度が38℃で KNO につ 飽和溶液になる。さらに20℃ 図90 冷やしていくと, KNO3 の結 新出してくるが,CuSO 物 CuSO5H2Oのように水和物の結晶になっているが,その溶解度 合物)の質量[g]で表す。 例えば硫酸銅(II)は,ふつう硫酸銅(Ⅱ)五 無水物である CuSO, の質量で表す。 例題1 水和水をもつ物質の溶解量 硫酸銅(II) 五水和物 CuSO45H2O は, 60℃の水 100g に何g溶ける 15 整数値で答えよ。 ただし, 硫酸銅(II) CuSO4 は60℃の水100gに40g 溶けるとする。 (H = 1.0, O = 16, S = 32,Cu=6A 溶ける CuSO4・5H2Oの質量をx[g] とすると,そのうち CuSO4が 解 指針 CuSO4・5H2Oの質量を x [g] として, CuSO4の質量を x を用いて表す。 160 x 250 90 250% CuSO4 5H₂O 160 x[g] H2O が x[g]. 250 90 250 飽和溶液中の溶質と溶液の質量の比は一定なので, x 図9② は析出しない。 図93 このように,温度により 溶液を冷却していくと溶 作を再結晶といい,物質 recrystallization 結晶をろ過で集めて少量の 例題2 再結晶 硝酸カリウムの飽 何gの結晶が析出 水 100g に 10℃ 20 解 指針 高温でつくっ 溶液の質量」 水 100g を用い m | 3%, (110g- から析出する 析出量 160 x[g] 溶質の質量[g] 飽和溶液の質量[g] 250 40g 飽和溶液の = = 100g+x[g] 100g+40g x≒81g 81g 25 類題1硫酸銅(Ⅱ)五水和物は,20℃の水 200g に何g 溶けるか。整数値で答え よ。ただし,硫酸銅(II)は20℃の水100gに20g 溶けるとする。 類題 2 硝酸カリウ 何gの結晶 水 100g に (H = 1.0, O = 16,S=32,Cu= 64) 1 高温の溶液を冷却 D 水酸化カルシウム Ca(OH)2 の溶解度は,温度が高くなると 2水和物が水に溶解したとき,水和水

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UNIT 1 5 Reading Passage 10 15 20 20 25 Listening There are more than 37,000 known species of spiders in the world in a wide variety of shape's and sizes! The largest spiders in the world live in the rain forests of South America and are known by the people who live there as the "bird-eating spiders." These spiders can grow up to 28 centimeters in length- about the size of a dinner plate, and, as their name suggests, have been known to eat small birds. In comparison, the smallest species of spider in the world is native to Western Samoa. These tiny spiders are less than half a millimeter long — about the size of a period on this page and live in plants that grow on mountain rocks. - Some people like to keep spiders as pets, particularly tarantulas, which are native to North America and can live for up to twenty-five years, Most people, on the other hand, do not like touching spiders, and a significant number of people are afraid of them, mainly because of their poison. However, despite their bad reputation, only thirty of the 37,000 known species of spiders are deadly to humans. Spiders actually provide benefits to humans, by catching and eating harmful insects such as flies and mosquitoes. - - The main thing that makes spiders different from other animals is that they spin web's to catch the small insects they feed on. The unique silk of a spider's web is produced by special organs found spider web is five times in the lower part of the spider's body. It is light, elastic, and strong stronger than steel. Additionally, it is completely biodegradable. This means that the web will making it perfect for uses completely decompose¹ and eventually return to nature over time such as making fishing nets. Some people have tried to raise spiders commercially in order to collect the silk these spiders produce, but no one has ever really managed to make a go of it. One reason why these businesses never stand a chance is because it takes 670,000 spiders to produce half a kilogram of silk, and all of these spiders need living insects for their food. In addition, spiders are usually solitary² animals, and need to be kept alone. Researchers at an American company working together with two U.S. universities may have found a solution to making artificial spider web. Using genetically modified silkworms,³ the company hopes that in the long run it will be able to make large quantities of very light, very strong fiber for medical as well as other uses. Additionally, because the manufacture of the artificial web is from living silkworms, the industry potentially would be non-polluting and less harmful to the environment

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Vocabulary Preview Match each word with a definition by drawing a line between them. **** 1. methane 2. undergo 3. fluctuate for 4. current 5. eruption 6. orbit 7. consequence 8. balance • (a) an explosion from a volcano . (b) a gas that is used as a fuel lib. (c) to give something up ofbelastb. (d) to do with the present time . (e) a curved path around a planet 9. contentious 151 • font-lo (f) causing disagreement . 416 . (g) to consider the importance of two things appropriately . work bas ron of been ensibilib . (h) to move up and down EVED . Seei opinsino (i) the result of an action or process 10. relinquish notiformedbr. (j) to experience something Too Hot t

【複素積分】(1)の解き方を教えていただけないでしょうか。

正の方向のジョルダン曲線 (Jordan curve) C の上と内部で複素関数f(z) が正則である とき、 曲線Cの内部の任意の点で、 f(20) = が成立する。 これをコーシーの積分公式という｡ f'(zo) 問題 2.3 次の複素積分の値を求めよ。 ただし、 閉曲線は正の方向に1周するものとする。 3 2 (1) Long [(z − 1)² + z ²³ ; − (2 ² ¡js) dz dz (2) √₁41-2 (3) Sal= dz (4) √121-3 |z|=3 (-2)(z +4) f" (20) 1 f(z) 2mi JcZ0 f(n) (zo) 22-9 dz コーシーの微積分公式 (Cauchy's differentiation formula) 正の方向のジョルダン曲線Cの上と内部で複素関数f(z) が正則であるとき、 任意の階 数の導関数はこの領域で正則であり、 次式で与えられる。 = = dz 1 f(z) 2πi Jc (z-zo)² n! maile dz 2! 27i Sc (z=-²20) ³ f(z) (20)n+1 (5) dz (6) (7) (8)

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8. The temperature, 0°C, of a cup of tea / minutes after it was placed on a table in a room, is modelled by the equation 0 = 18 +65e s Find, according to the n. el, (a) the temperature of the cup .. 18⁰ ℃ (1) (b) the value of 1, to one decimal place, when the temperature of the cup of tea was 35 °C. 35 = 18+ 65ē 7/8 -t/8 (3) ⇒19=65€ 7/65 lu (17/4)= -4/8 (c) Explain why, according to this model, the temperature of the cup of tea could not fall to 15 °C. HA (0,94) 720 N = A + Re en it was placed on the taki (8,50) 1>0 μ= A + Be 8 04-1 Figure 2 The temperature, μ °C, of a second cup of tea t minutes after it was placed on a table in a different room, is modelled by the equation Laverage the room temp 0 -18 where A and B are constants. Figure 2 shows a sketch of u against / with two data points that lie on the curve. The line 1, also shown on Figure 2, is the asymptote to the curve. Using the equation of this model and the information given in Figure 2 (find an equation for the asymptote /. -trg t>0 is 24°C 04 142 (1) 4:10.7² DO NOT WRITER €

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2020年度 英語 京都産業大-公募推薦11月16日 京都産業大-公募推薦11月16日 2020 年度 英語 (B]次の会話文を読んで,空所をうめるのに最も適切なものを一つ選び, その番号 をマークしなさい。 Mike: Pea soup? No way! Well, you chose the museum, so how about if I ( 19 )? Jack: That sounds fair. Let's go. I like their pizza. Jack and Mike are in an art museum. 16) Jack: Hey, look at this one! What a fantastic sculpture! 1. show me a rock Mike: Uh, what is that? 2. stop you praising it Jack: I don't know, but it's quite amazing. Just look at how the shape curves up 3. make me depressed from the floor, and the color and the texture give it a feeling of sadness. 4. help you understand it Mike: Huh? What are you talking about? I just see a rock. Jack: No, no, no! You have to look at it in a different way. Here, read the tite 7) and description of the piece. Maybe that will ( 16 ). 1. can't imagine Mike: The piece is called The Edge of Dawn." It says here that the artist 2. want to tell us wanted to create the feeling of an early morning on a rocky beach. Well, I understand the "rocky" part, but not much else. The only thing I feel is 3. say about Rembrandt hungry, because it's lunchtime. 4. don't like about the beach aleg Jack: Unbelievable! I think that the artist wants to challenge us to imagine how he felt when he created the piece. You know, most artists have something 18) d or *they( 17 ), or something they want us to think about. 1. No, I'm not. Mike: You're kidding, right? I's just a rock in a room. There's no special 2. That's not true! meaning. 3. If it's lunchtime, Jack: You're not an art lover, are you? 4. You mean, classical music? Mike: ( 18 )Ilove Rembrandt and all the classic works. People, buildings, bowls of fruit, they all look so real. But this modern art? Even I could do 19) that! 1. stay here Jack: Ah, but you didn't. Maybe that's the difference. Anyway, I like it a lot. 2. eat by myself Mike: Okay, let's agree to disagree. Everyone has their own opinion, I guess. 3. agree with your choice Anyway, are you ready for lunch yet? I heard there's a great Italian 4. decide the restaurant for lunch restaurant just down the street. Jack: Or we could eat in the museum cafeteria. They make a good pea soup. HRNO. L NAME C