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➷ After 10,000 years the mass will be:
1,000 / 2 = 500
After 20,000 years the mass will be:
500/2 = 250
As you can see, the correct answer would be A. 20,000 years
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Answer:
Number 3
Explanation:
Unlike other numbers, this states that wind is "renewable". The choice 2 sounds a bit selfish, or not worded properly, I believe choice 3 is the answer. However, you are the judge of choosing to believe this or not.
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Answer:
wind has two important things that is direction and speed.
Answer:


Explanation:
= Mass of first object
= Mass of second object
v = Speed of both objects
= Combined velocity
The ratio of final kinetic energy to initial kinetic energy will be

The ratio is 
As the linear momentum is conserved

Divide by
on both sides

The ratio of mass is 