Answer:
I believe the answer is A
Explanation:
Work and energy are related because when you work, you cause displacement in the object you are exerting upon. While this happens, you transfer energy between the systems. Both work and energy share the same SI unit, called the joule.
Chemical change is the answer to your question :)
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A runner ran 20 miles in 150 minutes. If she runs at that ... run in 15 minutes? How fast is she running in miles per hour? What is her pace in minutes per mile?
Explanation:
Answer: From highest to lowest, we have Iron> water> hydrogen
Explanation: Condensation temperature is temperature at which materials transit from being a vapor to being a solid.The early solar nebula consisted of water, iron and hydrogen, and the temperature in the nebula is said to decrease with distance away from the proto-sun, with heavy elements such as iron whose distance is nearer to the protosun, will have a higher condensation temperature as compared to light elements, such as hydrogen which have lower temperature since gases are further from the sun. water vapour is heavier than hydrogen and therefore will have a higher condensation temperature than hydrogen.
Out of all given options, determining if a rock is magnetic is an example of investigating an intensive property
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Every element or compound consists of its unique physical and chemical properties. And these physical properties of the elements can be further classified as intensive and extensive physical properties. The intensive physical properties are the one which did not have any influence with the mass or amount of the element or compound. While the extensive properties will vary depending upon the amount and mass of the compound.
Thus, in this case, among the options given the investigations like weighing of sand, length of wire and recording volume of water will vary depending upon the size and amount of the inspecting substance. But the investigation of determining the magnetic nature of rock does not depend on the amount or size of the investigating substance.