What is the Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns? The law of diminishing marginal returns states that after an optimal amount of capacity increasing the inputs results in a decreased amount of outputs. In other words, after a critical point of increase, the outputs start to decrease for every unit of ... Read More

Introduction The human ear is a complex organ with the ability to hear sounds of different frequencies. The human ear can detect sounds between 20 Hz and 20, 000 Hz (20 kHz), which corresponds to the range of sounds audible to the human ear. This frequency range is divided ... Read More

What is Intertemporal Choice in Economics? Intertemporal choices refer to present choices that may affect what becomes available in the future. In other words, it shows how current decisions impact the availability of options in the future. Therefore, it becomes very desirable to understand the limits of current consumption because ... Read More

Introduction The ratio of inertial forces is a significant part of this kind of number. Inertial forces, related to viscous forces are relevant in this regard. The formula for calculating the Reynolds number is Reynolds Number = Inertial Force/Viscous Force. This formula is also presented as $\mathrm{R_e \:=\:\rho\: VD/ \mu}$. ... Read More

What is Employability? Employability is the process of having skills, understanding, knowledge, and personal attributes that make individuals more likely to find and choose occupations in which they can be successful and satisfied. These skills provide help in gaining a job and keep doing the job efficiently. However, employability also ... Read More

Introduction The rigid body is considered as translational zero or negligible deformation. It is also determined as the body that has continuous mass distribution. The rigid body basically has 2 different types of motions that are translational motion and rotational motion. The rigid body when travelling with these types of ... Read More

Introduction The compound barium bromide is constituted by a metal and a non-metal element. Therefore, it is an ionic compound. The technique of fractional crystallization developed by Marie Curie in the 19th century to purify Radium employs barium bromide. Barium bromide is used in photography as a precursor of other ... Read More

Introduction The Rigid body can also be described as particles collection with the property where the distance between particles is unchanged at the time of course of motions of the body. The axis around which the body keeps rotating either in a circular path is called the axis of ... Read More

What is Carbon Tax? A carbon tax is a tax levied on industries and organizations in order to limit the emission of carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases that are harmful to the environment. It is generally believed that attaching a tax to the emissions would encourage the industries to reduce ... Read More

Introduction The root mean square of the current value is instantaneous. This value of the alternating current is denoted as a value of a stable current. this steady current helps in the generation of an equal amount of heat in a particular resistance within a given period as it is ... Read More