The distance you run divided by how long it takes
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Well if its a solid that your heating up then it would closely resemble a liquid and a gas. would be able to give a better answer if you provided more information
Answer:
A. when the Sun, Moon and Earth are in a straight line
Explanation:
The highest tide is formed when the sun, moon, and also the earth are in alignment. This high tide is known as spring tides.
Spring tides happen when we have a new moon or a full moon. With the earth, sun and moon aligning. We have lunar and solar tide forming a reinforcement with each other causing high tides or extreme tides. we have collectively, their gravitational pull on water of the earth to become stronger
Of the solar radiation entering the atmosphere, about 22.5% reaches the surface directly as direct radiation and is being absorbed. Thirty five percent of it is reflected back to the space. While 10.5% and 14.5% are scattered to the earth from the blue sky and from clouds, respectively. Also, 17.5 percent was being absorbed by the atmosphere. Thus leaving only 22.5% to be given directly to the Earth's surface. Also, another factor of this low value would be the transparency of the atmosphere. The atmosphere of the Earth has only an effective transparent to radiation from the sun of about .34 to .7 micrometer.
The mass of the first body is double the mass of the second body.
This all revolves around Newtons 2nd law of motion that states F=m*a.
If we understand that body one has the same force applied but half of the acceleration than body two, we can easily understand that it has to do something with the objects mass. This is because mass and acceleration in newtons 2nd law are inversely proportional. This means if and objects force stays the same, but it’s mass doubles, then the acceleration must be half its original value. And if the acceleration doubles and the force stays constant than the mass must have halved from its original value. It sounds quite complicated but it’s very simple. Hopefully this helps!!!
