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what is the distance from eart's center to a point outside earth's center where the gravitational acceleration a due to earth is 1/10 of its value from surface
Physics
High School
What's an example of negative reinforcement?
Physics
College
The resistors in the circuit below have the following values: R1 = 7.20 , R2 = 7.00 , and R3 = 4.10 . The two batteries each have a voltage of 4.00 V.
Physics
High School
An object is moving to the right with speed vi when a force of magnitude f is exerted on it. in which of the following situations is the objects direction of motion changing and kinetic energy decreasing at the instant shown?
Physics
High School
A 61 kg person is on Mars which has an acceleration due to gravity...
Physics
High School
How do you calculate the wavelength frequency and energy?
Physics
College
While operating around buildings, the remote PIC should be aware of the creation of wind gusts thatanswer choices change rapidly in direction and speed causing turbulence. enhance stability and imagery. increase performance of the aircraft.
Physics
High School
an object is moving to the right with speed vi when a force of magnitude f is exerted on it. in which of the following situations is the objects direction of motion changing and kinetic energy decreasing at the instant shown?
Physics
High School
What is called a wavelength Mcq with answers?
Physics
High School
(T/F) scientists claim that quantum theory proves consciousness moves to another universe at death
Physics
High School
What is an example of free operant?
Physics
High School
A golf ball is hit upward at an angle from the horizontal and speed v=40m|s.it reaches a maximum height of 10m as illustrated above.assume the ballistic trajectory starts from ground level and ignore air resistance..assume the shot is made on a wide level field...What is the initial angle?
Physics
College
In this figure, why is the kinetic energy gained by the falling ball equal to the change of potential energy? (Assuming no loss of energy due to friction.)
Physics
High School
Why is it called a wavelength?
Physics
High School
someone answer this question pls
Physics
High School
What is the motion of billiards ball?
Physics
High School
A boat on a river heads North East at a speed of 50 m/s at an angle of 35 degrees. What is the velocity's horizontal component?
Physics
High School
Assume the following waves are propagating in aira) Calculate the wavelength lambda_1 for gamma rays offrequency f_1 = 6.301021 Hz.c) Calculate the wavelength lambda_2 for visible light offrequency f_2 = 5.401014 Hz.
Physics
High School
Someone please help Ill be so grateful with one paragraph I dont know how to begin..In this question you will be assessed on using good English, organising information clearly and usingspecialist terms where appropriate.The table below shows some information about a new planet; Pegasi b, and Earth Peg. EarthDistance from the star| 7.7. 150Time to orbit the sun|. 4. 365Time to spin once on axis| 4. 1Tilt of axis|. 79. 23.5Write a guide to the new planet comparing it to earth and other planets inthe solar system and if it is possible to live there.
Physics
High School
In order to determine causal effects between variables, researchers must use. a. Correlational designs b. Case studies O c Experimental designs O d. All of the above
Physics
High School
A body falls freely from rest on Earth (g= - 10 m/s) 1. The displacement at t = 3 sis -45 m 2. The time for it to reach a speed of 25 m/s is I $ 3. The time to fall 320 m is 8 s. 4. The speed after falling 80 m is m/s. An object is thrown downward with an initial velocity of -20 m/s on Earth 5. The acceleration of the object after 1 s is -10 m m 6. The object's displacement after 4 sis -120 7. The time required to reach a speed of 50 misis -2.5 8. The velocity after falling 105.8 mis mis
Physics
College
An ant starts at one edge of a long strip ofpaper that is 30.8 cm wide. She travels at0.6 cm/s at an angle of 40 with the long edge.How long will it take her to get across?Answer in units of s.
Physics
High School
Why does sonar only work in water?
Physics
College
What method do you use to purify water contaminated with salt and microorganisms
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