Answer: it will move to the left
Explanation: i remeber doing this
You are true, Stokey. The correct choice is<em> (c)</em>.
If you think about it a little bit more, you'll realize that "side to side" is also a horizontal motion.
Anyway, the question told us that we're only talking about 2 dimensions. Well, the The measurements in the 2 dimensions are the x and the y . If there were a z measurement, that would be the 3rd dimension.
The force that pushes charges through a wire is called voltage. Electric
current is the movement of the electrons caused by potential difference. For example,
in a circuit, the electrons in the bulb will not move without the potential
difference or voltage. When there is voltage, electric current occurs because
there is a driving force for the electrons in the wire to move.
Answer:1.5
Explanation:
Given
mass of first cart 
initial Velocity 
mass of second cart 

In the absence of External Force we can conserve momentum




Final kinetic Energy of two masses



Initial Kinetic Energy




A group of skydiver are riding in a helicopter up to the spot form which they will jump. As they ride upwards. their gravitational potential energy increases.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
Gravitational potential energy refers exerted energy on any object rising from the surface of Earth. It is the measurement of potential energy of any object depending on its position.
We can also define gravitational potential energy as the amount of energy required to raise an object to certain level from the surface of Earth or the work done to raise the object to some position from a position of reference. The formula for calculating the gravitational potential energy is

Here, m is the object's mass, g -the acceleration and
- the object's distance from the Earth's surface.
So from this formula, it can be confirmed that if the helicopter carrying skydivers are made to ride upwards, then their gravitational potential energy will increase as the distance of helicopter from the Earth's surface is increased on riding the helicopter upwards.