Which compartment contains the majority of body water?

What is the primary function of electrolytes in the body?

Potassium is primarily located in the intracellular compartment.

Match the type of fluid with its classification.

When administered to a normally hydrated patient, isotonic solutions have what effect?

Match the type of fluid with its classification.

A linear graph of r vs s2 is plotted for the equation , 

If a mass of 100 g is able to extend a spring by 4 cm, the spring constant will be

A 2 kg mass moving along a straight line with 5 m/s, strikes to a 3 Kg mass at rest. If the collision has 0% elasticity, the final speed of the 2 kg mass is

If the spring constant of a spring in 60 N/m, and one unknown mass suspended on it was able to extend the spring by 25 cm. The unknown mass will be