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Question #1e7c6 - Socratic The apples will accumulate on the man's side Eventually there will be an equilibrium at which there are ten times as many apples on the man's side and the boy is returning the apples as fast as the man can throw them
Who is J. J Thomson? - Socratic "Joseph John Thomson, 1856-1940 " See this site It was said of him posthumously that, "He, more than any other man, was responsible for the" "fundamental change in outlook which distinguishes" "the physics of this century from that of the last " Thomson was a full professor at 28 years of age (an amazing accomplishment, and a tribute to his peers who unjealously recognized his precocious
How to solve this? - Socratic (4) where m is mass of man, v his velocity and R radius of circle of his motion In the given question R= radius of platform as man is walking on the edge of platform
Question #c88bc - Socratic The growing influence of the internet The internet as we know it was not yet in full flower in 1992 The World Wide Web had been made available to the public a year earlier, but outside of military and university researchers, the online experience was typified by online services like Prodigy, America Online and the WELL Still, a few million households had computers and some kind of modem
See the image below for the question I attempted it but got a little . . . Acceleration due to gravity on Europa is 1 3156 m (sec)^2 A man weighing 100 kg will weigh 13 416 kg, Newton's law of gravitation states that force of gravity F between two objects of mass m_1 and m_2 at a distance of r from each other is given by F=G(m_1m_2) r^2 for a man on earth's surface, if his mass is m this force will be F=G(mM_E) R_E^2, where M_E is mass of Earth and R_E is Earth's
Question #91815 - Socratic Each man was more progressive in some regards and more conservative in others than the other; there is no precise correlation between the parties of the late 18th Century and those of the modern era And they compromised with one another over having a central bank and a capital in the south Answer link
Question #87b82 - Socratic See a solution process below: First, we need to determine how much was left before the man spent 20% We can rewrite this part of the problem as: 10200 is 80% of what? We are using 80% because he spent 20% so the man has 100% - 20% = 80% left "Percent" or "%" means "out of 100" or "per 100", Therefore 80% can be written as 80 100 When dealing with percents the word "of" means "times" or "to
Question #b56ad - Socratic Explanation: Velocity of man just prior to landing on the pad #=4 4ms^-1# Momentum of man just prior to landing on the pad #p=mv# #=50xx4 4=220kgms^-1# Final velocity #=0# Change of momentum of man on his landing on the pad #=0-220=-220# From Newton's Second law of motion we know that Rate of change of momentum is the force applied #=-220 0 2
Question #93f9d - Socratic We know that the man travels #40# #"km"# in #1# #"h"#, so we can set up what's called a conversion factor of
Question #7b8da + Example - Socratic If we wanted to describe the car's velocity, its magnitude (how big is the velocity? How fast is the car moving) is 5km" "h whereas, its direction is West Another Example would be: A man pushing a suitcase up a plane with a force of 2N The magnitude of the force is simply 2N In which direction is he pushing? Along the plane