TIR is possible whenever light is travelling from a more optically dense medium to a less optically dense medium. You didnt provide any scenarios but just look up refractive indexes of the mediums the light is travelling through and if it is travelling from a more dense to a less dense, TIR is possible
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What she can do to collect the data is;
B. Gather a few oranges and see how many seeds are in each
Explanation:
The quantity Katie wants to find out is the number of seeds contained in each orange
Therefore, the required population = The number of seeds in a given orange
The method of estimation of the number of seeds per orange is sampling method, whereby the number of seeds in each of the orange in the sample is used to as an hypothesis as to the number of seeds expected in each orange of the entire population.
Therefore, in order to collect the data, she can gather a few oranges and see how many seeds are in each.
Assuming the raindrop was stationary relative to the vertical distance to the ground at the start:
D=0.5at where d is distance, a is acceleration and t is time
D is 300 meters
a is 9.8 meter/sec squared
Solve for t in seconds
t = 61.2 seconds
v=at where v is velocity
a is 9.8 meters per second squared
t is 61.2 seconds
solve for v
v = 600 meters per second.
If it had an initial vertical velocity (v0) at the start :
d= 0.5at+v0t
and
v=at+v0
Soothing? I don't really know are there any choices?
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