Answer: coefficient of static friction
= 0.31
Explanation: Since they negotiate the curve without skidding, the frictional force (F1) equals the centripetal force (F2).
F1= uN
F2 = M*(v²/r)
M is the combined mass 450kg
V is the velocity 18m/s
r is the radius 106m
N is the normal reaction 4410N
u is the coefficient of static friction
Making u subject of the formula we have that,
u = {450*(18²/106)} /4410
=1375.47/4410
=0.31
NOTE: coefficient of friction is dimensionless. It as no Unit.
The reason why Lake Jackson disappeared is A. opening of a sinkhole.
Pollution, high atmospheric temperature, and absorption of water by the land aren't enough for an entire lake to disappear, however, a sinkhole may contribute to that. There are two major depressions (sinkholes) in this lake in Florida, and they even have their own names - Porter Sink and Lime Sink.
Answer:
I think all will display the same value
Explanation:
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Answer: D. It is a SUSPENSION
Explanation:
SUSPENSION
This is a combination of two or more single substances. The properties of the components involved are not however changed or lost as is the case with compounds.
For this reason this mixture can be separated due to sedimentation or filtering.
After a few days, this occurs in the aqueous nickel sulfide because the solid nickel sulfide is separating from the water.
Then the maximum height of the catapult will be 69.78 meters.
<h3>What is kinematics?</h3>
The study of motion without considering the mass and the cause of the motion. The equation of motion is given below.
v = u + at
s = ut + (1/2)at²
v² = u² + 2as
A catapult can project a projectile at a speed as high as 37.0 m/s. (a) if air resistance can be ignored.
a = - 9.81 m/s²
u = 37 m/s
v = 0
s = h
Then the maximum height of the catapult will be given by the third equation.
v² = u² + 2as
0² = 37² - 2 × 9.81 × h
h = 37² / (2 × 9.81)
h = 69.78 meters
Then the maximum height of the catapult will be 69.78 meters.
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