B.false......absolute magnitude
<span>Measure of the amount of light a star actually gives off.....thats the definition....hop this is helpful</span>
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Answer:
The answer is <em>neither</em>.
Explanation:
The reason to why the <em>answer is neither</em> is because in order to jump start a vehicle you must:
- <em>Park the booster vehicle close to the hood of the vehicle that needs to be boosted.</em>
- <em>Set the parking brakes on both vehicles.</em>
- <em>Open the hoods of both vehicles to access the starting battery. On some vehicles this also in the trunk.</em>
- <em>Connect the clamp at the other end of the positive jumper cable (red) to the positive terminal on the battery or the jump-starting terminal.</em>
- <em>Connect the clamp at the other end of the positive jumper cable (red) to the positive terminal on the booster battery.</em>
- <em>Connect the clamp of the negative jumper cable (black) to the negative terminal on the booster battery.</em>
- <em>Connect the clamp at the other end of the negative jumper cable (black) to a piece of exposed metal part of the dead vehicle's engine and ensure that it is far away from any fuel or the battery.</em>
- <em>Run the engine of the booster vehicle for about 5 minutes.</em>
- <em>Now try to start the dead vehicle.</em>
- <em>If the vehicle does not start, check the connections of the different cables. If the engine does not start, then it should either be charged or replaced.</em>
- <em>Once the dead vehicle's engine has started, allow both vehicles to run for about 5 minutes.</em>
- <em>Then disconnect the negative cable from the vehicle and then from the booster battery.</em>
- <em>Then disconnect the positive cable from the vehicle and from the booster battery. </em>
Answer:
Hey mate......
Explanation:
<em>In a class, the teacher asked a student named Mary to mark America on the Globe. Mary did it correctly, now the teacher asked the students "Who found America?" </em>
<em> The students replied.....</em>
<h2>Ma'am Mary found America! </h2>
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(3.011×10^23mlc NH3)×((1 Mol NH3)/(6.02x10^23mlc NH3))×(17 g NH3/1 Mol NH3). Multiply it all out and you get 8.503 g NH3 rounded to the correct number of sig digs.