I would think it would be the same if you are weighting the dish and the Ice cube at the same time anyway. Not to sure though I'm a beginner and math is complicated for me sometimes.
<span>The car's reference frame should be your go to. Just have the car be stationary (modifying the velocity of the rain rather than the car's). From there you should be able to get the rain's velocity by a simple equation set.</span>
Answer:
The lowest mass that an object can have to be considered a star is 0.08 solar masses.
Explanation:
A star is get when it reaches the necessary temperature in its core to nuclear reaction began.
A Nuclear reaction is the fusion of lighter elements into heavier elements.
In stars there is an equilibrium between two forces, the force of gravity in the inward direction due to its own mass and the radiation pressure in the upward direction as a consequence of the nuclear reaction in its core, which is known as hydrostatic equilibrium.
Therefore, the mass of the star must be enough to the force of gravity act in the inward direction, which leads to the increase in pressure, density and of course temperature in the core, allowing the nuclear reaction to begin.
Hence, the lowest mass that an object can have to be consider a star is 0.08 solar masses.
The answer is strong push. When you ride a bike, the pedals convert a vertical push from your legs into rotational motion for the wheels to turn.
The force of attraction will decrease when objects move apart