No. It is D. Science is actually testable. That is the purpose of the scientific method: to TEST a theory. For something to be considered science, you must be able to observe, ask questions, develop questions, and test them. Thefore, it is a process. Lastly, yes. Science is a body of knowledge. It's a subject field that covers many things and numerous sub areas.
Answer:
a. 240 N due east
b. 540 N due west
Explanation:
Let east be the reference direction
(a) if the resultant force has a magnitude of 390 N and points east, and the 1st force is 150N due East, then the additional force would also due east and has a magnitude of
390 - 150 = 240 N
(b) if the resultant force has a magnitude of 390 N and points west, it would be -390N is eastern reference, and the 1st force is 150N due East, then the additional force would also due east and has a magnitude of
-390 - 150 = -540 N
This force would point west
E=Fe/q
5.8x10^5N/C=Fe/(1.5x10^-9C)
Fe=(5.8x10^5N/C)(1.5x10^-9C)
Fe=8.7x10^-4N
Fe=kq1q2/r²
8.7X10^-4N=(8.99x10^9N·m²/C²)(1.5x10^-9C)(1.5x10-9C)/r²
r²=(8.99x10^9N·m²/C²)(1.5x10^-9C)(1.5x10-9C)/(8.7x10^-4N)
√r²=√0.00002325
The final answer is r=4.8x10-3m
<h3><u>Answer;</u></h3>
B. 16.2 m/s
<h3><u>Explanation</u>;</h3>
Using the equation;
v = u + at; where v is the final velocity, u is the initial velocity, a is the acceleration and t is the time taken;
u = 21 m/s, a= -2.4 m/s^2 and t = 2 seconds
Therefore;
v = 21 + ((-2.4) × 2)
= 21 - 4.8
<u> = 16.2 m/s</u>