Materials that allow an electrical current to flow easily are called insulators.Is this true?
A conductor is a metal such as copper. The outer elctrons of the copper atoms are shielded by the inner shells of electrons so these outer electrons tend to easily move between and around the copper atoms. If a potential is applied to a piece of copper wire then it's these excess electrons that create a current flow in the wire. The is the property of a conductor. An insulator on the other hand is formed from atoms that have strong bonds to the outer electrons of each atom. When a electric potential is applied then nothing happens as the atoms won't provide anything for electrons to flow. Silicon and oxygen atoms bonded together make good insulator.
Complete: The flow of electrons through a wire is called __________.?
"Electric CURRENT is the flow (movement) of electric charge" Wikipedia Electrons have a negative charge and when they flow through a conductor we call it a current. However, the current is said to go the opposite direction of the electrons because we usually define current as the flow of a positive charge despite the positivly charged protons nevery really moving. The answer is current
I am 65 and need to create an income flow. How can I invest for the best ROI with 100 thousand dollars?
Got a good one for you.Now, you’re 65 and the fact that you were able to post a question on the internet shows me you’re not too shabby with technology.Anyway, if you want to create an income flow, I suggest investing in an online business that is already generating cashflow.Why?An online business is a great way to generate passive income. Many online businesses only require the owner to spend anywhere from 30 minutes to 10 hours per month running the business, all while yielding a return of 30-40% per month - good luck trying to get that with the stock market. In fact, lots of people find they can run an online business in addition to their regular 9-5 job if need be.Generally speaking, you can buy an online business for 2.5-3.0x (a 30-40% ROI) and they are becoming more valuable each year with the average asking multiple now 3.0x; in comparison to 2.4x in 2010. So the natural capital appreciation is very strong in addition to the yield.From a liquidity standpoint, the marketplace for buying and selling them is growing exponentially so you can buy and exit a business relatively easily and safely using a quality online business brokerage.Here’s what I’d do:I’d buy an established website that is generating cash flow each monthI should be able to find a site making ~$4,000/month in profit for $100,000 or less based on a 25x multipleCheck out FE International as they have websites that have all be prevetted meaning they are all legitimate.I now have an asset that is making around $4,000/month in profit each and every monthI’d hold onto the site for 12+ months and in that time use the skills I have learned in the past to grow the site. This could be producing more content, optimizing the conversions, changing the business model, etcIm confident that I’d be able to get the site earning $6,000/month within 12 months timeI would then be able to sell it for 20–30x monthly net profit, which would be around $120,000 - $180,000If you add up the difference from the purchase and sale price, and add up all the monthly cashflow, in 12 months months you can double or triple your initial $100k investment.If you have any questions let me know!
Does a fan create a vacuum?
You have all the basic ideas correctly. If your room is "sealed" (only one open window with a fan), the fan will quickly create a static pressure in your room, and air will cease to flow. If the fan was pointing outwards from a sealed room, the pressure in the room would drop to (partial) vacuum and again the air will cease to flow. Air movement requires an inlet and outlet. This is why most windows are "double hung" (upper and lower). If you open the upper window to permit warm air to escape; the pressure build up disappears, and the fan will pull cool air in through the lower window.
Is it illegal to dam a creek or stream that runs through my property?
Yes, in most instances it is. Creeks (wet and dry) are tributaries to an area "watershed" which is managed by local regional water authorities. By independently altering waterflow, you may be creating downstream issues related to enviornmental, habitat, public safety, flood control, private industrial, or other concerns/interests. Although there may be no malicious intent, such obstruction of waterflow may result in things which you may simply just had not considered. If its any consolation, the worst offenders are beavers. If there were such a thing as "beaver court" it would have a very heavy caseload. To ask about whether you may be permitted to dam the creek on your property, call your regional or state "water resources control board". Their number will be listed in the "government" section of the phone book.
What is cash flow? How do accounts receivable affect the cash flow?
What is Cash flow and Cash Flow management, my answer on this is HEREIn Simple, If account receivable increases it hurts cash flow, if decreases it helps cash flow.Account Receivable the detail of customer who bought product or services on credit. This asset is the promise of cash that the business will receive.If your business normally extends credit to its customers, then the payment of accounts receivable is likely to be the single most important source of cash inflows.Let’s take a worst scenario, unpaid account receivable will leave your business without the necessary cash to pay its own bills . late paying customers leave your business without the cash necessary to cover its own cash outflow obligations.With these followings you can determine the effect of account receivable on your cash flow.· Average collection period measurement· Using the average collection period· Accounts receivable to sales ratio· Accounts receivable aging schedule· Using the accounts receivable aging scheduleIf you still feel any difficulty in Account receivable or Payable, just submit your query HERE, Believe me it’s really helpful !!!