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Alexxx [7]
4 years ago
12

Why is the solar system considered a natural system

Physics
2 answers:
VashaNatasha [74]4 years ago
5 0
The Solar System Is A Natural System Because Humans Didn't Make It. They Didn't Put It There. Natural Is When Something Was There, That Humans Didn't Create, Didn't Put There, It Was A Natural Thing. Buildings Are Not Natural. We Made Buildings. They Are Man Made. The Sky, Is Natural. We Can Not Make The Sky.
     ~Spades15
statuscvo [17]4 years ago
3 0
The correct answer is :
It's a natural system so
it's controlled by natural forces
and i orbits by the sun
also humans aren't running it 
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\rm t_1 = 3\ sec.\\t_2 = 3+0.01\ sec = 3.01\ sec.\\\\Therefore, \\\\y_1 = 35\cdot 3-26\cdot 3^2=-129\ ft.\\y_2 = 35\cdot 3.01-26\cdot 3.01^2=-130.2126\ ft.\\\\\Rightarrow v_{av}=\dfrac{-130.2126-(-129)}{3.01-3}=-121.26\ ft/s.

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For this case,

\rm t_1 = 3\ sec.\\t_2 = 3+0.005\ sec = 3.005\ sec.\\\\Therefore, \\\\y_1 = 35\cdot 3-26\cdot 3^2=-129\ ft.\\y_2 = 35\cdot 3.005-26\cdot 3.005^2=-129.60565\ ft.\\\\\Rightarrow v_{av}=\dfrac{-129.60565-(-129)}{3.005-3}=-121.13\ ft/s.

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