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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: What is the acceleration of a cabinet of mass 45 kilograms if Jake and Ted push it by applying horizontal force of 25 newtons and 18 newtons respectively in the same direction
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Q: Electricity can be used to move magnets which are then used to do work . What device uses electricity in this way
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Q: What do you mean by drag forceexplain why objects moving in fluids must have special shape
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Q: What power source creates electricity through the use of giant magnets that are rotated to create a flow of electrons
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Q: Why is it easy to cool lime juice with ice cubes than adding water at 0 degree C
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Q: What happens in the photosystem when it is hit by a photon of light
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Q: What does PV stand for in solar power
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Q: What property does water have for moving up anarrow tube against the force of gravity
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Q: What property does water have for moving against gravity
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Q: How do silvered walls reduce heat loss in a vacuum
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Q: What energy is used when your body moves
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Q: The dynamo theory states that earths magnetic field is created in layers
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Q: What of these is a factor in the us need to find alternative energy sources
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Q: Which term best describes what happens when light interacts with a mirror
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Q: Which describes how electromagnetic waves travel
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Q: What happens to energy when work is done
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Q: What is intereromety and how does it affect the images that are produced
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Q: Where would an object located relative to converging lens to produce a virtual image
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Q: Which requires more work lifting a marble to a distance above the ground or carrying a hard bound science book
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Q: What is the light frequency
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Q: What type of energy is kerosene
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Q: Why is the size of heart compared to the size of a closed fist
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Q: What 4 reasons simulation would fail to predict
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Q: Which power source uses the rotation of giant magnets to create electricity which is then directed to the electric outlets in peoples homes
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Q: What is the scientific term for pushing away from
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Q: What enables a pen to work
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Q: What object is 1000 inches long
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