Answer:
The only incorrect statement is from student B
Explanation:
The planet mercury has a period of revolution of 58.7 Earth days and a rotation period around the sun of 87 days 23 ha, approximately 88 Earth days.
Let's examine student claims using these rotation periods
Student A. The time for 4 turns around the sun is
t = 4 88
t = 352 / 58.7 Earth days
In this time I make as many rotations on itself each one with a time to = 58.7 Earth days
#_rotaciones = t / to
#_rotations = 352 / 58.7
#_rotations = 6
therefore this statement is TRUE
student B. the planet rotates 6 times around the Sun
t = 6 88
t = 528 s
The number of rotations on itself is
#_rotaciones = t / to
#_rotations = 528 / 58.7
#_rotations = 9
False, turn 9 times
Student C. 8 turns around the sun
t = 8 88
t = 704 days
the number of turns on itself is
#_rotaciones = t / to
#_rotations = 704 / 58.7
#_rotations = 12
True
The only incorrect statement is from student B
Answer:
Right
Explanation:
electromagnetic waves can travel through space (a vacuum) because it doesn't need a medium and its particles to propagate whereas a mechanical wave needs a medium to propagate. For example sound is a mechanical wave, sound vibrates off a mediums particles to propagate and for sound to be heard and travel
A = 4\pi r^2
A = 4\pi (2\mu m /2)^2 (10^{-6}m/1\mu m)^2 (1mm/10{-3})^2
A = 1.33*!0^{-5}MM^2
Yo tengo quince y soy de cali y estoy viviendo en mexico
a.) the belief that stars and planets revolve around the earth
Explanation:
The geocentric model of stars and planets is the belief that stars and planets revolves around the earth.
The model places the earth at the center of the system.
- Geo - earth ; centric - center
- This was the original school of thought about the way the earth relates to other bodies in the universe.
- This model was replaced by the heliocentric universe in which stars are at the center and the planets revolves round them.
- The idea was put forward by Nicola Copernicus
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