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liraira [26]
4 years ago
13

Do you know when the next full moon will beç

Physics
1 answer:
FromTheMoon [43]4 years ago
4 0

The most technically precise answer to that question is <em>"Yes"</em>.

The date that provides the actual information for the next 10 days after I write this is "October 24th".

The actual information for ANY day ... past, present, or future ... is

"29days  12hours  43minutes after the LAST Full Moon" .

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Final speed of the train = 17 m/s
Change of speed of the train = (17 - 7) m/s
                                               = 10 m/s
Time taken for the change of the speed of the train = 120 s
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Acceleration of the train = Change of speed of the train/Time taken for the change of speed
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230 grams – 218 grams = 12 grams

Now divide 12 grams by the actual mass that is 218 grams:

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Explanation:

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                       x =  8514.087 m          

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r₂ = 4 r

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bold letters indicate vectors, the magnitude of this expression is

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