There's not enough information given in the problem to calculate that answer.
A leaf falling from a tree on Earth, a sheet of printer paper falling off the back
of a truck on Venus, and a steel ball sinking through a bucket of Scotch whiskey
on Mars, might all reach the bottom in 0.75 second. The time it would take each
of them to fall the same distance through a vacuum in the same place would be
different, and the 0.75 second is not enough to enable you derive it ... <em>even</em> if
you <em>did</em> know the acceleration of gravity in each place. All you can say is that
without resistance, it would fall faster, and hit bottom in <em>less than</em> 0.75 second.
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
This explanation is the opposite of true testing - a term known as falsifiability. Falsifiability, when it relates to science, refers to how it should be possible to prove a hypothesis or theory wrong. Thus, the point of testing for falsifiability is to test in which condition is the theory wrong.
A term that might relate to the phrase ‘true testing’ used in the question would be testability. Which refers to the practice of testing a hypothesis or theory to see whether it is true or false.
Question:
What is uniform rectilinear motion?
Answer:
Uniform rectilinear motion is when an object travels at a constant speed with zero acceleration.
Three quarters remain un-decayed
Answer:
The Rock
Explanation:
The paper is very thin and light so it has more air reisistance which will cause it to fall slower than the rock that has a larger density.
