How do you explain newton’s second law
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Answer:
4276.98 years
Explanation:
t = age of the sample in numbers of years
T = half life of the carbon-14 isotope = 5730 yrs
λ = decay constant of carbon-14
decay constant is given as
A₀ = activity of Carbon-14 in living plants
A = activity of Carbon-14 after time "t" = (0.596) A₀
Using the equation
t = 4276.98 years
Answer:
1.43m
Explanation:
Given data
m1= 50kg
m2=70kg
We are told that Sally m1= 50 sat at one end which is 2m from the center
Hence, the summation of clockwise moment = summation of anticlockwise moment
See the attached image for your reference
50*2= 70*x
100= 70x
x= 100/70
x=1.43m
Hence the mass m2 will be at the 1.43m mark for the net torque to be zero
6.
Answer:
45 meters
Explanation:
notice that is you multiply the time with the speed the units cancel to get distance.
therefore
distance=velocity(time)
distance=(3)15
distance =45 meters
7.
Answer:
1. the speed is constant
2. the average speed is .5 m/s
Explanation:
I have attached a graph of the data in excel.
from excel i got the equation of the line to be y=.5x with y being distance and x being time.
the function is a position function so if you take the derivative of it you get the velocity which is .5.
since the derivative is a constant the the speed does not change and the average velocity is the derivative.
