Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Power is defined by work over time. In physics, work can be defined as the energy transferred over from an applied force over some distance. As a formula:
, where F = force applied and d = distance that force is applied over.
*It is worth noting that F must be parallel to the distance travelled. If it is perpendicular, no work is done, and if it is at an angle, find the parallel component and use that for F.
In this case, the force applied must counter the force of gravity on Martha, which is given by 
, where m = Martha's mass and g = gravitational constant 9.8 m/s/s. Therefore, 
. Since she raises her body 4.0 meters, the work done must be 
.
Since power is equal to work over time and t = 2.3 seconds, we have:
(to two significant figures)
Answer:
3
The x-intercept of the graph is -4
Graph B
The last graphing question is kinda hard to read so. It should not be c or d. Look for the graph where the line passes through the y-axis starts 30.
Step-by-step explanation:
X=105°
Y=105°
Z=105°
let the angle below 75° which is the 4th Street be A
75°+A=180°[being adjacent angle]
A=105°
X=A[Verticall opposite angle]
Z=A[Corresponding angle]
Y=X[alternate angle]
It invalidates his hypothesis because it is possible for the time a trip takes to depend on the distance that is traveled during the trip.
Option C is the right answer.
The missing graph has been attached with the answer.
<h3>What is a Scatter Plot ?</h3>
These are Cartesian Points and it represents relationship between two variables.
It is given that
Will's Hypothesis is time can never be a dependent variable.
Although from the graph plotted it can be seen that the time is dependent on distance travelled and
the in a scatter plot , the dependent variable is plotted on y axis and here the time is plotted on y axis ,
therefore the scatter plot invalidate Willis’s hypothesis.
It invalidates his hypothesis because it is possible for the time a trip takes to depend on the distance that is traveled during the trip.
Option C is the right answer.
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