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Q: A machine lifts a load of 240-kilograms a distance of 120-meters in 45-seconds. How much power is generated by the machine
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Q: A machine requires a work input of 180-joules to achieve a work output of 140-joules. What is the efficiency of the machine
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Q: What happens to the wave when you decrease the wave period
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Q: Magnetic field lines curve out from one pole and return to the same pole.
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Q: What is the energy conversion in torch battery
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Q: Why do we use ultrasound gel
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Q: An adult pulls a child 350-meters across the snow on a sled. They exert a force of 25 newtons at an angle of 30.0 Deg above the horizontal to pull the rope attached to the sled. What is the force
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Q: What things release heat and absorb heat
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Q: Two bulb are connected in parallel one bulb glows brightly and other is dim what do you say about their current
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Q: Friction is a force you must to move a stationary object. ( fill in the blank )
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Q: Is saline flammable when exposed to laser beam
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Q: The horse is galloping 13 ms. five seconds later after climbing the hill the horse is moving at 5.5 ms. find the acceleration that describes this change in velocity
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Q: Sounds are produced by vibration
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Q: What instrument determines the presence of a tornado
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Q: .52mm equals how many inches
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Q: A particle of mass 3kg moves under a force of 4i plus 8j plus 10k . if the particles start from rest and was at the origin initially its new coordinATE AFTER 3 SEC will be
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Q: Conservation of materials is not done when
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Q: Do short wavelength waves bend more or less than long wavelength waves
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Q: What are examples of fundamental force
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Q: What is the transfer of heat through a metal rod
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Q: The more the molecules an object contain the more heat energy it has
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