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Dikealemlepcju 2022-12-15If there are no external forces acting on an object, it will
A) change its speed
B) move with a higher velocity
C) remain in its state of rest
D) either remain in its state of rest or in uniform motion
A) change its speed
B) move with a higher velocity
C) remain in its state of rest
D) either remain in its state of rest or in uniform motion
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Aydin Welch 2022-12-15 A ball is thrown upwards with an initial velocity of . Find the time of flight and the maximum height reached by the body respectively. ()
A. 4s 20m
B.5s 25 m
C.4s 24m
D.5s 30 m
A. 4s 20m
B.5s 25 m
C.4s 24m
D.5s 30 m
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khaledarnba 2022-12-14Why is the rate of change in momentum, rather than the change in velocity, said to constitute the definition of force?
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Ximena Harrell 2022-12-14SI unit of force is . This unit is also known as?
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Elisabeth Warren 2022-12-14 How does potential energy increase with increase in height. What is the logic.
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miskutcher6go4 2022-12-13What is meant by gravitational force (or force of gravity )?
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kuonerac0i 2022-12-09The product of mass and acceleration is called force.
A)True
B)False
A)True
B)False
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Jose Hill 2022-12-08What're the five different types of energy?
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sophiottebar 2022-12-08Is the measurement of the pull of gravity on an object.
A. Mass
B. Weight
C. Volume
A. Mass
B. Weight
C. Volume
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Naomi Hatfield 2022-12-06State four characteristics of a good source of energy.
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Charlie Glass 2022-12-06State Newton's third law of motion.
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Davion Griffith 2022-12-05As the distance between two masses increases, the gravitational force of attraction between them
1. decreases
2.increases
3.remains the same
1. decreases
2.increases
3.remains the same
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Simon Hanna 2022-12-05What is the formula for calculating wave velocity?
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agrarismoN07 2022-12-04The period from about 100 seconds up to 15 minutes after the Big Bang is the:
Select one:
A. Radiation Era.
B. Decoupling Epoch.
C. Matter Era.
D. Nuclear Epoch.
E. Lepton Epoch.
In the Grand Unified Theory, the superforce was:
Select one:
A. only dark energy.
B. a union of the gravitational, strong and weak nuclear, and electromagnetic forces.
C. only in effect at low energies.
D. a union of all matter and energy.
E. a union of the weak and electromagnetic forces.
Select one:
A. Radiation Era.
B. Decoupling Epoch.
C. Matter Era.
D. Nuclear Epoch.
E. Lepton Epoch.
In the Grand Unified Theory, the superforce was:
Select one:
A. only dark energy.
B. a union of the gravitational, strong and weak nuclear, and electromagnetic forces.
C. only in effect at low energies.
D. a union of all matter and energy.
E. a union of the weak and electromagnetic forces.
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Moncelliqo4 2022-12-04The magnitude of the action potential is correlated with the strength of the stimulating input. True of false
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Bailee Richards 2022-12-04Find the acceleration due to gravity on the surface of mercury.
When you have to provide correct answers to the questions based on motion equations physics, you must start with the examples that can help you learn more about the theory and see relevant examples. If you find it too challenging, start with the equations that help to determine the force of the motion as you estimate the energy that is being produced. It’s also helpful to compare several lab experiments to see the differences in how the concepts operate. Such an approach will help you to see the example of force and explain it both verbally and with the formulas.
