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(Thanks for the picture. It wouldn't have been possible to answer it with only the word description.)
Answer:
Which microphone captures a singer's low sounds the loudest?
Explanation:
Scientific questions are the basis of any scientific experiment. An observation is followed by a scientific question. In this question, scientists are investigating how well different microphones capture and record sounds by using tools that show how loud the high and low sounds are and a tool that shows how much noise is recorded along with the actual sounds.
Hence, a scientific question should be that which will cover the whole aspect of the investigation i.e. the question should contain a general scope of the problem. Hence, a scientific question that could be included in this investigation is:
Which microphone captures a singer's low sounds the loudest?
This is because this question contains every part being investigated i.e. How different microphones capture sounds and records them (whether low or high).
As per Newton's 2nd law
we know that
it is product of mass and acceleration
here we know that
also we know that
so from above equation we have
so the force here will be 10020 N
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Because no matter what direction you are heading, gravity will pull downwards. Since the same object is dropping from the same height and weighs the same, gravity will pull both objects closer to earth at the same time and speed.
