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Q: A 100 kg student kicks a 1.5 kg ball with a force of 450 N. what force does the ball apply on the student
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Q: Identify ways the reflection of light is used in everyday situations
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Q: What is the period of a sound wave whose wavelength is 20.0 m
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Q: Why would the temperature of a liquid remain constant when heat is continuously being added
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Q: A student has arms of length 63 cm. What is the minimum angular velocity (in rads) at which a bucket of water can be swing to prevent spilling water The distance from the handle to the standard water
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Q: Is 5 pounds bigger than 78 ounces
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Q: Use each of the following terms in a separate sentence viscosity surface tension
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Q: Use each of the following terms in a separate sentence viscosity and surface tension
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Q: If renewable energy resources can be replaced why do we need to conserve them
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Q: Can you predict the density of water
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Q: Which weighs more a sheet of aluminum foil or the same sheet crumpled into a tight wad
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Q: Where does the peak wavelength emitted by the Sun fall in the electromagnetic spectrum
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Q: Materials that do not allow light to pass through
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Q: The amount of force that air is placing on the Earth is called .
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Q: What happens to the speed of a wave when it reflects refracts and diffracts
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Q: Could you please Define force in a sentence to show its scientific meaning
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Q: A force that pulls waterup slowing its downward movement is
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Q: If an object has a mass of 88 kg what is its approximate weight on Earth
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Q: Objects do not need to be touching in order to transfer charge.
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Q: Conduction is the transfer of electrons from a charged object to another object by rubbing.
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Q: At what distance would the repulsive force between two electrons have a magnitude of 2.00n
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