Virtual Labs

What is the Coriolis component of acceleration?

a: Radial acceleration Explanation

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b: Tangential acceleration Explanation

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c: The additional acceleration due to relative motion in a rotating system Explanation

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d: Gravitational acceleration Explanation

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Which component is NOT part of a point's total absolute acceleration?

a: Centripetal acceleration Explanation

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b: Gravitational acceleration Explanation

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c: Tangential acceleration Explanation

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d: Coriolis acceleration Explanation

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In which direction does the Coriolis acceleration act?

a: Along the radial velocity Explanation

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b: Opposite to radial velocity Explanation

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c: Perpendicular to both radial and angular velocity Explanation

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d: Along axis of rotation Explanation

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What factor causes Coriolis acceleration?

a: Linear motion in non-inertial frame Explanation

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b: Rotational motion in inertial frame Explanation

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c: Radial sliding within a rotating frame Explanation

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d: Constant velocity in stationary system Explanation

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Which application uses Coriolis effect to measure mass flow rate?

a: Centrifugal Pump Explanation

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b: Venturi Meter Explanation

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c: Pitot Tube Explanation

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d: Coriolis Flow Meter Explanation

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SI unit of angular velocity?

a: m/s Explanation

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b: rad/s Explanation

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c: RPM Explanation

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d: m/s² Explanation

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What happens to ac when radial velocity increases?

a: decreases Explanation

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b: constant Explanation

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c: increases linearly Explanation

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d: zero Explanation

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What happens to ac if angular velocity is doubled?

a: becomes half Explanation

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b: unchanged Explanation

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c: doubles Explanation

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d: quadruples Explanation

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Coriolis’ Component Of Acceleration