The 3rd Quadrant is the lower left one on a graph,
where ' x ' and ' y ' are both negative.
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Density = Mass per unit Volume
that is,
D = m / V
Now,
We've been provided with,
Density = 790 kg/m³
Volume = 1250 litres = 1.250 m³
Now,

987.5 kg of mass will a 1250 litres tank will hold.
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We have that for the Question it can be said that The maximum height reached by the first <em>object</em> will be 100 times that of the other.
From the question we are told
One object is thrown vertically upward with an initial velocity of 100 m/s and another object with an initial velocity of 10 m/s. The maximum height reached by the first object will be
that of the other.
a. 10,000 times
b. none of these
<em>c. </em><em>1000 times</em>
d. 100 times
<em>e.</em><em> 10 times</em>
Generally the equation for the velocity is mathematically given as


Therefore
The maximum height reached by the first <em>object</em> will be 100 times that of the other.

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Explanation:
When a car is breaking, the brakes apply pressure/force onto the wheels(car) which allows it to slow down.
When the car collides with an object, it is exerting a force upon that object to which it applies an equal and opposite force on the car.
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The ancient astronomers think areas of the moon called mares might be Seas.
Option D
<u>Explanation</u>:
The surface area of Earth's moon is dark, large, and is basaltic plains which are formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. They were dubbed as Maria, "ancient astronomers" who misunderstood them as actual seas. They are less reflective than highlands. Due to their iron-rich composition, they tend to appear dark from the naked eye. The Maria cover approximately about 16% of surface mostly on side that is visible from Earth. The few Maria on side that is too far are much smaller and residing mostly in very large craters. The ancient astronomers mistook the surface area as look like actual seas.