High frequency = D, short wavelength
Answer:
The first option, "The more mass an object has, the greater the gravitational pull.
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Explanation:
Newton's Law of Gravity states that 
, where G is the gravitational constant, 
and 
are the masses of the two objects, and <em>r</em> is the distance between the objects' centers. Because the objects' masses are in the fraction's numerator, they are directly proportional to 
, and increasing the mass of one or both objects increases the gravitational pull.
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The clothing seems white because the entire light is reflected.
<h2>what is absorption and reflection?</h2><h3>Absorption:</h3>
This occurs when light is transformed into another type of energy. This happens when light vanishes while travelling through another medium.
<h3>reflection:</h3>
It is referred to as light reflection when a light ray hits a polished, smooth surface and bounces back. The incident light rays hit the surface and are reflected off of it. The beam that returns is referred to as the reflected ray.
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Answer:
1 3/5*2/3=6/15
2 (3/5*2/3)+(2/3*5/6)+(3/5*5/6)=Ans
3 same as 2 i think
4 3/5+2/3+5/6=ans
5 (1-3/5)*(1-2/3)*(1-5/6)
Explanation
1 means x and y... for such a we multiply the probabilities
2 means x and y or x and z or y and z9 multiply ands add ors
3 i think it is same as 2
4 for this you have to negate the probabilities of killing to find that of not killing. Since it will be x and y and z, you multiply the final probabilities
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To resolve these forces we have to make use of the sines and cosines.
To resolve this force in 30 degree north of west, the answer will be
100*sin(30)
The answer will be 50N
Now to resolve the force acting 60 degree north of east
100* cos(60)
The answer will be 50N.
This also adds to the total force acting that is 50+50=100N. This is the way forces are resolved according to their specified angles.
