You are asked to display a 1 khz sine wave signal on the screen. since the period t is related to the frequency f by the formula t = 1 / f, the period of this wave is 1(103s)=1ms, so a reasonable setting for the "time/div" dial is 1 ms/div. but suppose you select an inappropriate setting for the time/div dial by mistake. what would you see if you set the dial on 1 s/div? 100 ms/div?

34 degrees fahrenheit

D. engine-coolant temperature is the answer : ) =)

Ek₀ and ep₀ are initial kinetic and potential energies respectively.ek and ep are final kinetic and potential energies respectively.energy in the system is conserved.ek₀ + ep₀ = ek + epassume student is one some ground ground, so ep₀ = 0at the apex of student's swing, ek = 0ek₀ + 0 = 0+ epek₀ = epmv₀²/2 = mghmass cancels outv₀²/2 = ghh = v₀²/(2g)h = (3.5 m/s)²/(2 * 9.81 m/s²)h = 0.62 mhe will swing 0.62 m high (relative to where he was running before)