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Ashley rode at a constant speed for the first 4 minutes of her trip What is her constant speed?
To find Ashley's constant speed, you would need to know the distance she traveled during the first 4 minutes of her trip. You can then divide this distance by 4 minutes to calculate her speed. Without the distance traveled, her constant speed cannot be determined.
Why is wavelength all you need to know to calculate EM wave frequency in a vacuum?
Frequency and wavelength are inversely proportional in a vacuum, following the equation speed = frequency x wavelength. Since the speed of light in a vacuum is constant, knowing the wavelength allows you to determine the frequency of an electromagnetic wave.
How to calculate the frequency of an electromagnetic wave you need to know the speed of the wave and its?
You need to know it speed, wavelenght and its frequency.
How many miels are in 30 minutes?
You need speed to calculate this. Distance is speed / time
How many minutes is 0.3738 miles?
You need speed to calculate this. Distance is speed / time
How many minutes in 53 kilometers?
You need speed to calculate this. Distance is speed / time
A constant forces of ION pushes a 10 kg box of 10 seconds If the was initially at rest what its speed after 10 seconds?
To determine the speed of the box after 10 seconds, we need to use the formula for acceleration: ( a = F / m ), where ( a ) is acceleration, ( F ) is the force, and ( m ) is the mass. Given that the force is constant and the box starts from rest, we can further use the equation for speed ( v = a * t ), where ( t ) is time. Calculate the acceleration using the force and mass, then use that acceleration to calculate the final speed after 10 seconds.
Is speed is always constant?
It seems like you need to put more info into the question. Just think if you're talking about cars, if they were all a constant speed, the word overtaking would never need to exist
Do you need constant force to produce constant speed?
Constant forces provide a constant speed. This is true on a basic physics level, you could argue and bring up examples but this is PHYSICS, it doesn't deal with real life. It's all mirrors and forces.
What is the speed of the 0.100- kg sphere when it has moved 0.400 m to the right from its initial position?
To determine the speed of the 0.100 kg sphere after moving 0.400 m to the right, we would need additional information, such as the forces acting on the sphere or its initial speed. If the sphere is in free fall or subject to any constant acceleration, we could use kinematic equations to calculate its final speed. Without this information, we cannot accurately calculate the speed of the sphere.
Is velocity always constant?
It seems like you need to put more info into the question. Just think if you're talking about cars, if they were all a constant speed, the word overtaking would never need to exist
How many minutes is 105 miles?
Need average speed to calculate.
