Answer:
At what time of day would you expect the New Moon to rise?
A) Midnight
B) Sunset
C) Noon
D) Sunrise
An HR diagram is a plot of:
A) Luminosity versus apparent magnitude.
B) Absolute magnitude versus luminosity.
C) Absolute magnitude versus surface temperature.
D)Apparent magnitude versus color index.
E) Color index versus surface temperature.
What is the most easily visible manifestation of the Earth's magnetic field?
A) The Van Allen radiation belts
B) The magnetopause
C) The aurorae
D) There is no easily visible manifestation of the Earth's magnetic field.
For a lunar eclipse (the moon is obscured from view), which phase is necessary?
A) third quarter
B) new moon
C) first quarter
D) full moon
To solve this problem it is necessary to use the concepts related to the Gravitational Force and Newton's Second Law, as far as we know:

Where,
G = Gravitational constant
M = Mass of earth (in this case)
m = mass of satellite
r = radius
In the other hand we have the second's newton law:

Where,
m = mass
a = acceleration
Equation both equations we have,

For the problem we have that,
<em>Satellite A:</em>

<em>Satellite B:</em>

The ratio between the two satellites would be,

Solving for a_B,

Therefore the centripetal acceleration of
is a quarter of 
Wearing rubber or stay away from water or/ and a conductor
Answer:
The total amount of CO₂ produced will be = 20680 kg/year
The reduction in the amount of CO₂ emissions by that household per year = 3102 kg/year
Explanation:
Given:
Power used by household = 14000 kWh
Fuel oil used = 3400 L
CO₂ produced of fuel oil = 3.2 kg/L
CO₂ produced of electricity = 0.70 kg/kWh
Now, the total amount of CO₂ produced will be = (14000 kWh × 0.70 kg/kWh) + (3400 L × 3.2 kg/L)
⇒ The total amount of CO₂ produced will be = 9800 + 10880 = 20680 kg/year
Now,
if the usage of electricity and fuel oil is reduced by 15%, the reduction in the amount of the CO₂ emission will be = 0.15 × 20680 kg/year = 3102 kg/year
Let's break the problem into two parts:
1) In the first part, the wheel starts with an angular speed

and it rotates with an angular acceleration of

for t=1.80 s. So we can find the total angle covered by the wheel in this part of the motion:

2) Now, the circuit breaker trips, so the wheel starts to decelerate with a certain angular acceleration

(which is negative). During this part of the motion, the wheel covered an angle of

.
3) So, we just need to add the angles the wheel covered in the two parts of the motion: