Answer:
The answer is sexto.
Explanation:
It is saying fourth, fifth, and ____. Which would be sixth.
The correlation between the actual masses of a set of objects and the respective masses of the same set of objects displayed by the scale is; 1
<h3>What is the Correct Scale Calibration?</h3>
We are told that a certain scale is not calibrated correctly,
Mass displayed = 0.75 kg (less than its actual mass).
The scale of display = 1
Thus, the correlation between actual mass and displayed mass is 1 due to the fact that correlation is independent of change of origin and scale and correlation between any value and value minus 0.75 will be one.
Thus, the correlation between the actual masses of a set of objects and the respective masses of the same set of objects displayed by the scale is 1.
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At the bottom of the circle, the ball is being pulled upward by tension in the rope and downward by its own weight, so that the net force on it is
∑ F = 450 N - (0.75 kg) g = (0.75 kg) a
where a is centripetal acceleration. At this maximum tension, the ball has a maximum centripetal acceleration of
a = (450 N - (0.75 kg) g) / (0.75 kg) = 590.2 m/s²
Then its maximum tangential speed v is such that
a = v² / (1.0 m)
⇒ v = √((1.0 m) a) ≈ 25 m/s
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Explanation: The Holy Communion is a practice in Christianity, also recognised as one of the 7 sacraments (First Holy Communion). This is where a child (typically 7-10 years old) has their first Eucharist and confession. This is when they go to the priest and confess their sins, and can then claim the Eucharist, which is when they eat "the body of Christ". The small piece of bread given is known as "the body of Christ", and the wine as Jesus's blood. (....check next answer for the rest)
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After receiving the first Holy Communion, this is simply a natural procession in church. Priest will say "The Body of Christ", the receiver says "Amen", and eats the bread. Upon eating the bread, they do the sign of the cross. This is done to symbolise that Christ is among the receiver of the Communion.
