Answer:
First, I would want to find what started the fire and why that's what caused it.
Second, I would take pictures of the area where the fire started if found.
Third, I would interview the witnesses.
Fourth, I would document the scene and write down everything that I see and what the people seen/heard happen.
Fifth, They need to do a full scene investigation.
Sixth, They need to do a follow up investigation.
Who do you think bombed Bill’s house, and why? (one to two sentences) I think Bill bombed his own house because he did not want to be caught. He most likely bombed his house with all his belongings so that he couldn't be traced.
What other types of explosion or fire evidence might you look for within the blast radius? (two to three sentences) Within the blast radius I would search for chemical residue. I would try to find Bill as soon as possible to match the chemical residue on his clothes if there is any.
Does this incident change your theory on Dr. Fisher’s murder? Explain. (three to five sentences) As sad as it is I believe that Dr. Fisher was murdered by his own patient Bill since they had a very hostile relationship. The incident of Bill’s house bombing doesn’t change my theory on Dr. Fisher’s murder, in fact, it further consolidates my theory of Bill being the murderer since Bill wanted to get rid of the evidence so that’s why he bombed his own house.
Explanation:
-Glomar Challenger studies about the "age of rocks in various places in the ocean" in 1968.
(Glomar Challenger was a "deep sea research vessel" for marine geology and oceanography studies)
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Answer:
122.45 meters
Explanation:
G.P.E is m*g*h
The mass is 80 kg and gravity is 9.8 m/s². The G.P.E is 96000 J
Plug those in to the equation
96000=80*9.8*h
Multiply 80 and 9.8 to get 784
96000=784h
Divide by 784 on both sides to get h=122.45 meters
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Answer:
0.05
Explanation:
Given a variable C which is the product of two variables A, B:
Then the absolute error on C is given by:
where are the uncertanties on the measure of A, B and C, respectively.
In this problem, the horizontal component of the velocity is given by
Therefore, the uncertainty on vx is given by:
(1)
where we have:
, so
The uncertainty on is given by:
where:
and
So
Also,
So, combininb everything into (1), we find: