The amplitude of a wave tells us about the intensity or brightness of the light relative to other light waves of the same wavelength.
A) Acceleration= (282m/s-0m/s)/5.0s= 56.4m/s^2
b) Deceleration=(0m/s-282m/s)/1.40s=201.4m/s^2 (here we reject negative because deceleration already take into account negative)
c) for the first one the multiple will be 5.76g
for the second one it will be 20.6g
Answer
newtons first law says that when an equal force is applied to force it causes it to accelerate
Explanation:
<span>The magnitude of the gravitational force between two bodies is the product of their masses divided by the square of the distance between them. So we have F = M1*M2 / r^2. M1 = 7.503 * 10e24 and M2 = 2.703 * 10e22 and r= 2.803 * 10e8; r^2 = 5.606 *10e16. So we have 7.503 *2.703 *10^(24+22) = 20.280 * 10^(46). Then we divide our answer by 5.606 * 10e16 which is the distance ; then we have 3.6175 * 10 e (46- 16) = 3.6175 * 10e30.
To find the acceleration we use Newton's second law F = ma. F is 3.6175 * 10e30 and M is 7.503 * 10e24 so a = F/M and then we have 3.6175/7.503 * 10e (30-24) = 0.48 * 10e6.
Similarly for moon, we have a = 3.6715/2.703 * 10e(30-22). = 1.358 * 10e8</span>
I racked my brain for almost 10 minutes, until suddenly,
it hit me !
You're breathing one right now ! So am I .
Air is a mixture of a lot of elements.
Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Argon account for 99.964 percent.
The other 0.036 percent is mainly Neon, Helium, Krypton,
and Hydrogen ... more elements.
Then there are Carbon Dioxide and water vapor.
Yes, those are compounds. But together, they add up
to very little of the air we breathe, and if both of them
suddenly disappeared, we would hardly notice it.
