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mariarad [96]
2 years ago
5

ASAP will get Brainiest question in pic ( multiple select )

Chemistry
2 answers:
motikmotik2 years ago
6 0
Wrong question ❓❓❓ I hope u will ask another question
Margaret [11]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Balanced, Unbalanced, Unbalanced, Balanced, Unbalanced.

Explanation:

A student sitting at a desk has no kinetic energy, he/she/they are not moving or exerting force. A rocket taking off is in the process of releasing energy, pushing the rocket upward, attempting to balance the forces of gravity and downward force. A building collapsing has kinetic energy, as gravity has now become greater than that of the force pushing against it. A satellite has balanced force because nothing is acting upon it other than gravity, at which distance, by the fact that is orbiting, is not moving towards or away from the item which has put force on it. When you are in a car at a constant speed, you may move in it as if it is stationary, because the friction on the wheels and wind speed create balanced forces against the engine. From outside of the car, these forces are unbalanced, as the car is propelled, which is what I believe the question is asking.

Hope this helps!

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