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Physics
Uncover the laws that govern the universe, from the smallest particles to the vastness of space. Physics seeks to explain the fundamental mechanisms of the natural world.
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Q: Why is The process of nuclear division which creates two new identical nuclei is called .
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Q: Why do some things float and why do other things sink
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Q: What factors influence the size of the wave
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Q: What is the acceleration of a. 1.4 kg object if the gravitational force pulls downward on orbit the air resistance pushes up on it with a force of 2.5N
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Q: What frequency of waves increases wavelength .
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Q: Why does the midi system produces the widest range of frequencies
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Q: If something is rated at 150 Hertz
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Q: What is neutron in physics
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Q: What energy was being transferred when you had your head on water and when you had your head
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Q: How much does a swimmer weigh in grams
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Q: Which force do air and water both exert on moving objects accelerating or decelerating
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Q: How can you use the value of density to identify the type of stone
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Q: What are the Sources of infrasonic sound
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Q: Why speed of sound is more than liquid and gas
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Q: Why coulde continuous wave be said to be a scientific model
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Q: What force is slowing down things moving through the air
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Q: Is spring constant same when contracting
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Q: Why is an electromagnet is called temporary magnet
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Q: Which part of Drum is vibrating part
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Q: When a steady potential difference is applied across the ends of a conducting wire
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Q: What does tessa virtue weigh in pounds
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Q: Is the neutral conductor also referred as the safety conductor
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Q: Why does the balloon stop blowing when doing the experiment
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Q: Is the a phrase Clock cold
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Q: Do substances with high thermal energy have fast moving particles
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Q: If a nickle is a conductor
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Q: What is a word for Diverging from an original course
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Q: What are quartz clock
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Q: What is pitch related to in terms of sound Does it affect its speed If so how
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Q: What are the advantages of reducing friction between train and track
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Q: How to deal with damaged surfaces and equipment
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Q: Why does a nurse taking your temperature wait for the mercury thread in the thermometer to stop varying before taking the reading
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Q: Why we get easily sunburned in ultraviolet rays but not in visible light
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Q: What is needs to absorb kinetic energy and dissipate the force of a crash newer cars need what
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Q: Why the suction of a vacuum filtration apparatus is broken before the vacuum is turned off
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Q: What is the State the differences between flat Concave and convex mirrors
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Q: Is kicking a ball a voluntary thing
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Q: What it pounds is .9 kg
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Q: Which type of nuclear burst occurs
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Q: Why is LPG cylinder bulge
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Q: What is the energy transformation of clock
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Q: What is the energy transformation of megaphone
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Q: What is instantaneous speed is measured ...
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Q: How does leather absorb heat
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Q: Is aluminum an insulator or conductor of thermal energy
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Q: How would a stone falling of a tabletop in terms of both kinetic and potential energy.
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Q: In vacuum a certain wave of light has a frequency of 1.01015 Hertz. What is the wave's wavelength
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Q: What A wave that occurs at the bound between two media when transverse and longitudinal waves combine
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Q: How color of an object depends upon which colors are reflected and absorbed
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