Answer:
72km
Explanation:
30 mins --> 30 x 60 s = 1800 s
Distance --> Speed x Time
= 40m/s x 1800s
= 72 000 m
= 72 km (1km is 1000m)
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Complete Question
In the year 1178, five monks at Canterbury Cathedral in England observed what appeared to be an asteroid colliding with the moon, causing a red glow in and around it. It is hypothesized that this event created the crater Giordano Bruno, which is right on the edge of the area we can usually see from Earth.
How long after the asteroid hit the Moon,which is 
away ,would the light first arrive on the earth in seconds
Answer:
The time it would take is 
Explanation:
The objective of this question is to obtain the time the light would arrive earth
We are told that the distance from moon to earth is
Now generally time is mathematically represented as
The c here is the speed of light which has a value of 
Now substituting values
Answer:
When balloon moves in the downward direction two forces acts on it.
i) Force exerted by air in the upward direction
ii) Weight
According to newton’s second law of motion:
Sum of forces = Ma
W – F = Ma
Mg – F = Ma …….. (i)
when some of the mass m is dropped and balloon is moving in upward direction with acceleration a/2 then,
F – W = (M-m)a/2
F – (M-m)g = (M-m)a/2
F – Mg + mg = Ma/2 – ma/2 ….. (ii)
Adding equation (i) and (ii)
mg = M(3a/2) – ma/2
m(g + a/2) = M(3a/2)
m = M(3a/2)/(g + a/2)
Answer:
A, B, D.
Explanation:
If Jamy pushes on Anita, then by Newton's 3rd Law there will be a reaction force equal in magnitude and opposite in direction. This means that A and D are correct, while C, E, F and G are incorrect. Since the magnitude of any of these forces can be calculated with Newton's 2nd Law, F=ma for either Jamy or Anita, this means that B is correct.
