Answer:
The time of the second observer at the end of the car motion is 27 s
Explanation:
Initial time of the first observer, t₁ = 262 s
final time of the first observer, t₂ = 375 s
The time of the car motion, t = t₂ - t₁
t = 375 s - 262 s
t = 113 s
Initial time of the second observer, t₁ = -86 s
final time of the second observer, t₂ = ?
The time of the car motion, t = t₂ - t₁
113 = t₂ - t₁
113 = t₂ - (-86)
113 = t₂ + 86
t₂ = 113 - 86
t₂ = 27 s
Therefore, the time of the second observer at the end of the car motion is 27 s
Spacecraft will be moving in 1700 m/s.
Option C
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The diameter of the moon is 3500 km and the free fall acceleration at the surface is given as 
The radius will be half of the diameter of the moon that can be written as:

By the application of the equation for orbit speed, we get

Answer:
The work done by the campers is 
(b) is correct option.
Explanation:
Given that,
Weight = 5000 N
Frictional force = 300 n
Distance = 1000 m
Constant rate of speed = 0.20 m/s²
We need to calculate the force
Using newton's law of motion




We need to calculate the work done
Using formula of work done

Put the value into the formula


Hence, The work done by the campers is 
Answer:
Explanation:
i )
In a conservative field like gravitational field , loss of potential energy or work done , depends upon the initial and final point and not the manner in which 2 nd point has been reached . Since the initial and final point is same in both the cases of straight and curved path , final velocity will remain same for both of them .
Hence , due to increased mass of larger child , his kinetic energy will be greater .
ii ) Since the initial and final point is same in both the cases of straight and curved path , final velocity will remain same for both of them .
iii ) Smaller child undergo free fall , therefore , he will fall with acceleration g . The larger child falls on curved path . So , he will have only a component of
vertical g at any moment . hence average acceleration will be less.
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