No, it does not mean it is not a good theory.
Answer:
The answer to the question is
A 100 lb person would weigh 300.33 lbf at the upper atmosphere of Jupiter
Explanation:
To solve the question we note that
Mass of object = 100 lb = 45.35924 kg
Mass of Jupiter = 300×Mass of Earth = 300×5.972 × 10²⁴ kg =1.7916×10²⁷ kg
Radius of Jupiter = 10× Radius of Earth = 10×6,371 km = 63710 km
Gravitational constant, G = 6.67408 × 10⁻¹¹ m³ kg-1 s-2
Gravitational force is given by 
Plugging in the values we get
=
= 1335.93 N
Converting into lbf gives 1335.93 N *0.2248 lbf/N = 300.33 lbf
Answer:
- Corey's max speed is

- the distance Corey's covers in z seconds is



Explanation:
<h3>Corey's max speed</h3>
For constant speed, we know:

The distance between the 80 meters and the 45 meters is:

and the time it took to reach the 80 meter will be:

So, Corey's max speed is

<h3>
How far runs Corey</h3>
As the velocity of Corey's is
, the distance Corey's covers in z seconds is


<h3>What is Corey's distance from the starting line</h3>
At time 7 + z seconds the distance will be the 45 meters he covers in the first part of the race plus the distance he traveled at constant speed. this is:


At time x ( x greater or equal to 7 seconds) the distance will be the 45 meters he covers in the first part of the race plus the distance he traveled at constant speed. this is:


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