Answer:
Explanation:
Generally the workdone in moving the proton is mathematically represented as
Where 
So
Here 
is the velocity at A with value 50 m/s
So
Also
Here is the velocity at A with value 
=> 
=> 
So
Now this workdone is also mathematically represented as
So
Here 
So
Generally proton movement is in the direction of the electric field it means that 
So
There's no reason why the center of gravity must be in a place where
there is a any mass.
The center of gravity is simply a LOCATION ... the place where the
amount of mass in any direction from it is the same amount.
For that matter, whenever you know the location of the center of gravity
for ANY object, you can always go in there and scoop our a tiny spherical
hole at that place. Then the center of gravity won't move, but it will be in an
empty space, 'outside the body' of the object.
Here are a few more points to ponder:
-- The center of gravity of a basketball, beach ball, tennis ball, or any other
inflated ball is the center of the ball, where there is no part of the skin.
-- The center of gravity of a party balloon is somewhere inside the balloon,
where there is no rubber. If the balloon is spherical, then its center of gravity
is the center of the sphere.
-- The center of gravity of a square is the center of the square, not on any
of its sides.
-- The center of gravity of a triangle is the centroid of the triangle, not on any
of its sides.
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False. A Red Giant evolves from a main sequence star after it commences
Helium fusion and undergoes a great expansion; in the case of our Sun
it would expand to encompass Earth's orbit. Thus, it would have
approximately the same mass (a small amount being expelled in the helium
flash), and vastly greater volume, equating to vastly lower density.
You're welcome :)
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
Magnetism is form of electricity.
