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When is the vector sum of two quatities equal in magnitude to the scalar sum?
When all the vectors have the same direction.
What happens if you puff the magic dragon?
You get high, baked, or stoned. Often followed by eating large quatities of junk food or listening to music.
What are the importance of using standard units in measurements?
# Units allows use to compare quatities that are not in the same space, place or time # units also indicates the physics quantities measured or been measure as each quantities has particlar units
What is a man-made element with atomic weight less than uranium?
Now all the elements lighter than uranium are discovered in the nature, even if in extremely small quatities. In the past promethium, technetium, etc. were considered only as artificial elements.
How do you use the hairspray to keep frogs away?
Hairspray is not a good way to get rid of frogs. Frogs are not deterred by hairspray. Using large quatities may kill a frog because of the chemicals in the spray but this may also be dangerous to a person applying the spray.
What is the fundamental quatities of meter?
The meter is a fundamental unit of length in the International System of Units (SI). It is defined as the distance light travels in a vacuum in 1/299,792,458 seconds. The meter serves as a base unit for various measurements in science and engineering, providing a standardized reference for length. Its precise definition ensures consistency and accuracy in measurements across different fields.
How important vector quatities is in your daily life?
Vector quantities are crucial in daily life as they help us understand and describe various physical phenomena. For instance, when driving a car, the velocity (a vector quantity) indicates both speed and direction, influencing navigation and safety. Similarly, in sports, the concept of force (another vector) plays a key role in determining the trajectory of a ball or the performance of athletes. Overall, vector quantities provide essential information for movement, navigation, and many activities we engage in daily.
What science skills do archaeologists need?
Probably a through knowledge of nuclear physics. Archaeologists use a method called carbon dating to determine the approximate age of antiques. This method involves calculating quatities such as rate of decomposition, half life, etc.
How do gold farmers in runescape make there money?
Gold farmers create accounts and that make programs that play the game for them - bots. These bots usually collect raw materials - such as ores, food, logs, dragons bones, etc. They then sell these items in game on the Grand Exchange and create huge stock piles of gp, which they them sell for real cash on web sites. These web sites are dangerous as they often contain viruses and spyware, and many of them dont even deliver the gold to your account. Botting and selling gp is completely against Jagex rules and your account will be banned if you are caught. Jagex is extremely capable monitoring the movement of large quatities of gp and it is highly advisable to stick to the rules.
What are the primary secondary and micro nutrients in plants?
primarynutrients can be also called macro nutrients which are the essential elements which are used by plants in large amounts, they are COHNPK which is an acronym i remember them with = carbon, oxygen, hydrogen Nitrogen Phosphrus and Potasium they all play diffrent roles in the plants like oxygen which is used for Photorespitation, manythings Micro-nutriens are the trace elements needed in small quatities wayy smaller than Macronutrients for plant growth. there is a lot but to name a few: Iron(which is sometimes called a macromolecule as well) Boron, manganese, cobolt and soo on and soo forth. I'm even doing and exam on this tomorrow. :) I'm just reading about it right now.
Where do airplanes get thrust from?
It depends on the plane. But most planes use huge turbines powered by jet engines. On a modern turbo fan engine, the blades of the turbine push vast quatities of gas out of the combustion chamber, providing thrust. On a propellor driven aircraft, the thrust is created by the blades of the propellor, angles to push air backwards when turned, like a screw. You also get upward thrust created by the shape of the wings. Air flows faster over the top of the wing due to it's curved shape. This causes lower pressure than the underside, giving an upward thrust.
Why is stibine dangerous?
Stibine (SbH3) is the most toxic compund of Antimony formula: SbH3. It is regularly vented from charging lead acid/VRLA batteries and emmitted in greater quatities durring battery failures. It has a fowle, sharp odor likened to H2S. Sense of smell is not a reliable detection method because of the deadening potential of SbH3 and other accompanying chemicles. Most Stibine posionings are accompanied by other toxic chemicles like Arsine, Lead, H2S ect that work through the same mechanisim causing greater harm. SbH3 attacks and destroys blood cells:causing widespread hemolyctic and central nervous system damge. Early symptoms can include: headache, weakness,confusion, Malise, nausea, abdominal pain, lumbar pain, jaundice, lung irritation, shortness of breath, shallow breathing, congestion, agitation, anger & inability to escape danger. poisoning typicaly includes symptoms of shock.
