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Q: What type of energy is the movement of waves that vibrate air molecules
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Q: If you throw a ball in space will you move
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Q: What floats on water but not even a thousand men can lift
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Q: How does does the Doppler effect relate to a passing siren
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Q: What electrons are easiest to remove
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Q: What law is this If two systems are separately found to be in thermal equilibrium with a third system the first two systems are in thermal equilibrium with each other
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Q: How does mass affect braking distance
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Q: How is energy exported
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Q: What two factors. Determine kinetic energy
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Q: Is phonology science or pseudoscience
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Q: What type of energy depends on how fast the molecules in a substance are moving
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Q: What is the ability of an object to resist change of motion called
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Q: What is a force that acts between two sticks when they are rub together
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Q: What changes electrical energy into light
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Q: What is amplitude in physical science
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Q: What is the size and direction of the net force is one is pulling 7 and the other is pulling 5 newtons
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Q: What happens to the reflected of light when the screen is tilted light.
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Q: What energy transformation In lightning
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Q: What is the equation that relates wavelength and frequency
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Q: What kind of force is the force of gravity
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