What you can use is coulomb's inverse square law that states that force varies inversly as the square of distance. <span>It menas that the force is calculated by dividing by distance squared. what this does is essentially as the distance doubles, the forces is reduced by a factor of 4 or can be divided by 4. Force at 0.5m=2.3328N. And brings you ti the answer</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
Force is defined as the push or pull which changes or tries to change the position, state of motion and the shape of the object.
(A) The examples of push are:
To push a chair on the floor, to push the car when it is stopped due to some problem, to push book on the table.
The examples of pull are :
To pull a chair towards you, to pull a string in a game of top, to pull the string in a gym.
(B) To push a chair or a book, the force required is small as compared to the to push a car.
To pull a chair or the string of top is less than the force to pull the string in gym.
Answer:
The answer is 92.852 million mi.
Explanation:
1/f= 1/di+1/do
1/f=1/90m+1/40m
1/f ≈27.7m
I believe L waves arrive last at a seismometer.
hope this helps!
