Red shirt appears red because:
a. The shirt reflects red light
Answer:
Approximately 
.
Explanation:
The net force on the girl would be:
.
Under the assumptions, the net force on this girl would be equal to the tension force in the rope. All other forces on the girl would be balanced.
In other words, the tension force that the rope exerted on the girl would be 
. The girl would exert a reaction force on the rope at the same magnitude (
) in the opposite direction. This force would translate to a 
force on the boy towards the girl.
Under similar assumptions, the net force on the boy would also be . Since the mass of the boy is 
, the acceleration of the boy would be:
.
Answer:
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7). Stopping is an acceleration.
2nd law . . . . . f = m a
Bigger mass needs more force.
Bowling ball has more mass than a golf ball.
9). 2nd law . . . . . f = m a
It doesn't say anything about where the force comes from,
only the size of the force. A child, dog, bird, adult, or
tow-truck have to use the same amount of force to produce
the same result.
10). 2nd law . . . . . f = m a
More acceleration requires more force.
