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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: Is iron a insulator
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Q: Is static electricity on clothes in a dryer caused by friction or induction
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Q: What circular motion occurs when an object traveling with constant speed in a circle
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Q: A person on a merry-go-round is constantly changing direction true or false
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Q: When electrons are rearranged in an object by an electric field the object becomes charged by
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Q: Why does energy exit the circuit with less energy
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Q: Why do the same sides of the magnet repel each other
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Q: Does a concave shape bend inwards
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Q: What is the msthematical relationship between force pressure and area
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Q: What is the difference between conduction or convection
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Q: What would you need to do to make a solenoid really strong
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Q: How do you smell magnet
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Q: How much does a standard window weigh
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Q: Ask us of the following are true about centripetal force
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Q: Which type of energy is released in chemical reactions kinetic solar or potential
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Q: What is a producer of heat
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Q: In this type of wave particles of the medium vibrate perpendicularly to the direction of the wave
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Q: Are examples of centripetal acceleration
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Q: Compare how mirrors and lenses affect light rays
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Q: What weighs more concrete or water
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Q: In an electric motor periodically changing the direction of current in the electromagnetic can cause the axle to spin because
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Q: The highest frequency that humans can hear is approximately what
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Q: What is a form of energy we can hear
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Q: A wave is moving at the rate of 40 cms. Its wavelength is 8 cm. What is the frequency of the wave
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Q: Convert 14.5 ft-lbs to inches lbs
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Q: The sides of a rectangle are 6.01 meters and 12 meters. Taking the significant figures into account what is the area of the rectangle
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Q: Does Insulators offer resistance to the flow of electric current
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Q: The least penetrating form of radiation consists of
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Q: What are two examples of change that is not caused by energy and explain
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Q: A change in indicates the acceleration of an object.
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Q: Compare and contrast loudness to intensity
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Q: If you are standing still and a car drives by you constantly blowing its horn what happens to the pitch of the horn as it travels away from you
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Q: A block of glass that can split white light in different colors
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Q: What type of force does a backpack exert on the body
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Q: By what factor is the electrical force between a pair of ions changed when their separation distance is doubled
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Q: Is velocity a vector Why
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Q: Which has greatest frequency yellow light or green light
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Q: The sun's energy travels by electromagnetic bands. true or false
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Q: What is a precise explanation of a term in a hypothesis which specifies the operations for observing and measuring a process
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Q: What property of light does the formation of a rainbow demonstarte
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Q: A well defined group objects that transfer energy to one another
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