Answer:
- The speed will be

Explanation:
We can use the following kinematics equation

where
is the final speed,
its the initial speed, a is the acceleration, and d the distance.
The force will be tripled, the force is:

in 1D

Now, for the original problem, we have



For the second problem, we have

starting from the rest, we have the same initial velocity.


As the force is tripled, we have:


But the mass its the same, so


So the acceleration its also tripled.


As the distance traveled by the arrow must also be the same, we have:





And this will be the speed from the arrow leaving the bow.
Answer:
72000 miles
Explanation:
If the distance between the students is 600 miles, and this implies in a 3 degree difference in the sun position, that means this 600 miles is related to 3 degrees of the circunference of the planet.
So, to find the whole circunference of the planet, that is, 360 degrees, we just need to use a rule of three:
3 degrees -> 600 miles
360 degrees -> x miles
3x = 600 * 360
x = 600 * 360 / 3 = 72000 miles
Answer:
mind-bogglingly hot
Explanation:
If a sunspot were pointed right at Mercury in this way, the planet would become even more mind-bogglingly hot. Sunspots look dark in our visual spectrum, so we might suspect that they are colder (or at least less hot) than the rest of the Sun; but in fact, they are hotter.
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