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3 years ago

Please Help!!! I have no idea :(

Physics

2 answers:

ollegr [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. A. Force

3. B. or C.

4. 1,000 N as well

Explanation:

1. Force is mass multiplied by acceleration. if force and mass stay constant, then according to that equation, the acceleration stays constant as well.

I couldn't figure out what number 2 is though. Sorry.

Harlamova29_29 [7]3 years ago

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The value which must stay constant during these trial is:

<u>A. Force</u>

The best description of the motion of the animal is:

<u>B. The animal will move to the right due to an unbalanced force on the right</u>

The thing which could be true about the difference between the rockets is:

<u>C. One rocket engine produces more force than the other </u>

The amount of force which the wall hits the sledgehammer is:

<u>C. 1000 N</u>

Force is simply defined as the mass of a body which is multiplied by the acceleration and according to the laws of physics, if there is a constant in the mass and force, then the acceleration would also remain constant.

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