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What is the characteristics of mango tree?
Main characteristic is the name 'Mango Tree', second is you can pick Mangos from the tree.
Can you join the air force with a mango allergy?
Most likely, as most food doesn't contain mango. Ask the Air Force.
What force is exerted on a fallen mango?
Gravitational Force You must know the mass of the mango and the height from which it has fallen. Objects with mass fall at a constant speed of 9.8 meters/second squared, so you must multiply this by the distance the mango falls to get the acceleration of the mango. Then, F=MA. The force will be equal to the mass of the mango x its acceleration.
Is there work when a mango fruit falling in a branch?
Yes, the work is done by the force of gravity on the mango because the mango loses energy.
What is Mango Pickers?
Workers that pick mangos off of trees for a living.
What type of simple machine is an ice pick?
An ice pick is a type of wedge, which is a simple machine used to separate objects by applying force. In this case, the sharp point of the ice pick concentrates force to break apart ice.
What is a mango tree used for?
The mango tree to good for producing mangos
What term is used where the magician makes the spectator pick a pre-determined card?
force
Which one is correct What color is mango or what color has mango?
The correct phrase is "What color is a mango?" This construction properly asks for the color of the mango, using "is" to indicate a state of being. The phrase "What color has a mango" is grammatically awkward and not commonly used in English.
Is mango an adjective?
No, "mango" is not an adjective; it is a noun that refers to a tropical fruit. Adjectives describe or modify nouns, while "mango" specifically names the fruit itself. However, "mango" can be used attributively to describe something related to or flavored with mango, such as in "mango smoothie," but in that case, it still functions as a noun.
What peach of the tropics is used in chutney?
Mango
What fruit is used making chutney?
Mango
