Using the formula:
w = m x g ....... eq1
here w is weight of the object.
m is mass of the object, and
g is the acceleration of gravity.
mass, m = 14 lbm (given)
acceleration of gravity, g= 32.0 ft/
Now, substituting the values in equation (1):
w = 14lbm x 32.0 ft/ = 448 lbm ft/
since, 1 lbf = 32.174 lbm ft/
so, w = 448 x
w = 13.924lbf
Hence, the mass of an object is 13.924 lbf.
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Because tropical moist forests are used for agricultural, the thin soil cannot support continuous cropping, while deciduous forests can regrow quickly.
Answer:
The speed is and the direction is heading north.
Explanation:
In collisions the force exerted by the objects that collide is higher enough than the external forces that we can neglect that external forces, with that assumption we can use the conservation fo momentum law that states, final total momentum (pf) is equal initial total momentum (pi) if there’re not external forces or they are small enough to be neglected. Mathematically:
The total momentum is the sum of the momentum of each of the bodies we're dealing, in our case the moment of each car, then:
with pn the momentum of the 1000kg car heading north and ps the 800kg car heading south. Momentum is defined as mass times velocity, then:
(1)
It's important to note that when we talk about momentum and velocity direction matters, so we're are going to choose a system of reference where quantities pointing north are positive and pointing south are negative. So, the initial velocity of 1000 kg car is vni=5 m/s, initial velocity of 800 kg car is vsi=-4 m/s and the final velocity of 1000 kg car is vnf=-1 m/s. Now we can solve (1) for vsf and use the values we already have:
Because the sign is positive the direction is to heading north.
To fill up all of the valence electrons we must have 8 electrons total to have an ionic bond. In this case Lithium is in group 1 and so only has 1 valence electron and so it can bond with elements from group 17, since 7 + 1 = 8. However, this unknown element did bond with beryllium, and beryllium is in group 2 so it must bond with an atom that has 6 valence electrons. The elements that have 6 valence electrons are in group 16 not group 2. So the result does not support her conclusion.