Produce output for the following calculations: a) Use Ohm's Law to calculate the voltage across a conductor with a given resistance in ohms and a given current in amperes. Display the result with one (1) decimal place. b) Calculate the kinetic energy of an object with a given mass in kg and velocity in m/s. Display the result with one (1) decimal place. c) Calculate how much Radon-222 is left given a time in days, an initial amount in g, and a half-life of 3.8 days. Display the result with three (3) decimal places. (See radioactive decay from before)

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Please name the programs Lab3b_Act1_a.py, Lab3b_Act1_b.py, and so on.
Produce output for the following calculations:
a) Use Ohm's Law to calculate the voltage across a conductor with a given resistance in ohms and
a given current in amperes. Display the result with one (1) decimal place.
b) Calculate the kinetic energy of an object with a given mass in kg and velocity in m/s. Display the
result with one (1) decimal place.
c)
d)
Calculate how much Radon-222 is left given a time in days, an initial amount in g, and a half-life
of 3.8 days. Display the result with three (3) decimal places. (See radioactive decay from before)
Calculate the shear stress for a given normal stress in lbf/in^2 that is applied to a material with a
given cohesion in lbf/in^2 and angle of internal friction in degrees. Display the result with three
(3) decimal places. (See Mohr-Coulomb failure criterion from before)
Transcribed Image Text:Please name the programs Lab3b_Act1_a.py, Lab3b_Act1_b.py, and so on. Produce output for the following calculations: a) Use Ohm's Law to calculate the voltage across a conductor with a given resistance in ohms and a given current in amperes. Display the result with one (1) decimal place. b) Calculate the kinetic energy of an object with a given mass in kg and velocity in m/s. Display the result with one (1) decimal place. c) d) Calculate how much Radon-222 is left given a time in days, an initial amount in g, and a half-life of 3.8 days. Display the result with three (3) decimal places. (See radioactive decay from before) Calculate the shear stress for a given normal stress in lbf/in^2 that is applied to a material with a given cohesion in lbf/in^2 and angle of internal friction in degrees. Display the result with three (3) decimal places. (See Mohr-Coulomb failure criterion from before)
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