Given what we know, the statement in this question can be considered as true, since Syncopation does in fact shift the beat off of regular rhythms.
<h3>What is Syncopation?</h3>
- This is when regular beats are offset in order to disrupt the melody.
- This is done purposefully.
- It causes the listener a need to continue in order to hear the beat return to normal.
Therefore, given that Syncopation is defined as a shift or displacement in the rhythms or beats from something <em><u>strong and normal</u></em> to something that causes the listener to want the beat to go back to normal.
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We use kinematic equation,
Here, h is vertical height, u is initial vertical velocity, t is time taken and g is acceleration due to gravity.
As diver dives out horizontally, his velocity is directed horizontally; that is, the initial vertical velocity is 0. So above equation becomes
Given, t =3 s.
Therefore,
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Now the horizontal distance of the diver to hit the water from base,
I think it might be immortal? Not sure what is your point
Not sure about the answer
<span>The statement, a hard material
is easily scratched, is false, the answer is letter F. Harder materials have
strong bonding between their neighboring atoms and it takes a greater amount of
energy for them to break apart, even a scratch. The relative hardness of a
mineral can be tested by the Moh’s scale or the mineral hardness. The Moh’s
scale can be characterized by the ability of the mineral to resist scratch
resistance by scratching a harder or softer mineral. It has a scale of 1 to 10
where 1 being the softest and 10 being the hardest.</span>
