Lol .. a what - a wave ? You just greeting somebody basically when your waving at someone I don’t really get the question but :) help it’s okay !
Kinetic energy is related to an object's mass and velocity. The greater the velocity, the greater its kinetic energy will be if the mass remains constant. (so, the 10 m/s one)
My answers would be as follows:
<span>You step on the scale and notice that you have lost five pounds. Which of the following has changed?
B) Only your weight changed since mass is conserved. It cannot be destroyed or created.
How could you increase the mass of a wooden block?
D) None of the above. Mass cannot be created so the mass will stay the same it will only be the weight you can increase depending on the acceleration.
If you went to the moon, how would your mass change relative to your mass on Earth?
A) It would be the same on the moon as on Earth. Mass will be the same. It is weight that will change since the gravitational acceleration in the moon is different as that to the earth.
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<span>Torque = force * distance from axis of rotation. Multiply.
If it's not perpendicular, you multiply that with the sine of the angle between the force and the perpendicular direction.
T= 0.470*57*Sin 90 = 26.79 N</span>
Explanation:As always, if the relation does not come to mind immediately, take a glance at the basic kinematic equations of constant acceleration
what do we know? Vi start speed; Vf terminal speed; acceleration a; and we want to know time t. Three of the relations have a term in d distance - which we don’’t know. That leaves this one: Vt = Vi + a*t. Here we go then:
44 = 0 + 5 * t so t = 44 / 5 = 8.8 hours
