Answer:
1- faster 2- rises,sink 3-equater 4-convection idk the rest
Step-by-step explanation:
I don’t really know, but it could be b or c. If none then just pick a question :D
Please don't give me credit, but I want to say that;
1. You need a picture attached to this
2. Make sure you add if 5 feet is the length or width, in addition to the 3 feet
3. The width can't be a negative value, so eliminate the negative answers
4. For the second answer, why is there a coma preceding another value? The width can can only be one value
You can add all these elements
Hoped this helped!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A man steps out of a plane at 4,000m of height above the ground.The point at which he jumps out of the plane would make a good reference point. However, if his acceleration is going to change as a result of him opening his parachute 2000m above the ground, a good reference point would be there. Keep in mind though, that his velocity at that instant would need to be known for it to be useful- otherwise the airplane reference point would be just as good with appropriate modeling....
Answer:
under 50%
Step-by-step explanation:
i forgot how to get the excat percentage sorry :(
