Momentum of the object can be calculated by multiplying the mass of the object and the velocity of the moving object. In this case, the starting situation should be the object should be moving, else there is no velocity and thus momentum is equal to zero .Answer is C
Answer:


Explanation:
(a)
- mass of baby,

- mass of father,

- distance between father and baby,

<u>Now, the gravitational force on baby due to father:</u>



(b)
- distance between baby and Jupiter,

- We have mass of Jupiter,

<u>Now, the gravitational force on baby due to planet Jupiter:</u>



We find that the gravitational force due to Jupiter is considerably greater than the force due to mass of father.
A:
The white light is divided into its component hues - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet - as it passes through the prism. Dispersion is the splitting of visible light into its many hues.
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B:
Dispersion is the splitting of visible light into its many hues. Each hue is associated with a certain wave frequency, as stated in the Light and Color unit, and different frequencies of light waves bend at different rates while passing through a prism.
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C:
The white light is divided into its component hues - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet - as it passes through the prism. Dispersion is the splitting of visible light into its many hues.
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D:
The sun and the weather combine to create a rainbow. As it passes from air to denser water, light enters a water droplet, slowing and bending. The light bounces off the interior of the droplet, separating the wavelengths—or colors—that make up the droplet. A rainbow is created as light escapes the droplet.
The answer is B-plus.
The object is accelerating to the right, and up.
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'a' and 'b' have the same magnitude, and both are positively charged.
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The charge on the particle is negative.