Answer
How do you think a winter day in San Francisco will be different from Kansas City
Explanation
How do you think a winter day in San Francisco will be different from Kansas City
How do you think a winter day in San Francisco will be different from Kansas City
<span>The flower width data were collected at about the same time
every day. </span>
According to the research, the responder made with the same
query as this question it is:
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1.
</span>The flower width data were collected at about
the same time every day. </span>
Why this choice because, the study is delving into the
effects of morning temperatures on flower width hence, if the scientists
collect flower at the same time –hour or minutes everyday during the period of
the study the variable of time is not allotted from sunrise period to high noon
since it defines time as morning, the variant of time is only inapt.
Answer:
H=1020.12m
Explanation:
From a balance of energy:
where H is the height it reached, d is the distance it traveled along the ramp and Ff = μk*N.
The relation between H and d is given by:
H = d*sin(30) Replace this into our previous equation:
From a sum of forces:
N -mg*cos(30) = 0 => N = mg*cos(30) Replacing this:
Now we can solve for d:
d = 2040.23m
Thus H = 1020.12m
I believe that the answer would be atomic mass.<span />
