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mohammad hamode
mohammad hamode asked 12/15/2015
A boy standing on top of a hill throws a stone horizontally. The stone hits the ground at the foot of a hill 2.5 s later. How high is the hill?
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Jhon Lloyd XD
Jhon Lloyd XD asked 12/11/2015
What condition will tend to prevent an object to move?
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Anonymous
Anonymous asked 12/5/2015
What are the examples of undesirable effects of friction?
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Pipilika The Ant
Pipilika The Ant asked 12/1/2015
Will I be able to see something if it moves away from me with the speed of light? If not, please explain the reason behind.
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abrish ali
abrish ali asked 11/30/2015
What is an example of magnetic force?
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Anonymous
Anonymous asked 11/15/2015
Why do objects sink?
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Camela  Tom
Camela Tom asked 11/11/2015
What are the benefits of magnetic balls?
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Anonymous
Anonymous asked 10/29/2015
A ball having a mass of 500 grams is dropped from a height of 9.00 meters. What is its kinetic energy when it hits the ground?
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Jo Rollins
Jo Rollins asked 10/22/2015
Superman is said to be able to "leap tall buildings in a single bound."? How high a building could Superman jump over if he were to leave the ground with a speed of 98.0 m/s at an angle of 87.0 degrees to the horizontal?
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Anonymous
Anonymous asked 10/13/2015
Can the same type of balloons withstand the same amount of pressure?
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Cody Greene
Cody Greene asked 10/2/2015
A worker drops a wrench from the top of a tower 78.3 m tall. What is the velocity when the wrench strikes the ground? The acceleration of gravity is 9.81 m/s2 . Round to the nearest hundredth place Answer in units of m/s.
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RIK RZ
RIK RZ asked 9/16/2015
How do you get rid of the momentum after you jump off a moving vehicle. When I jump I always end up automatically running because of the momentum or fall down and roll. I don't want that to happen.What should I do?
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Anonymous
Anonymous asked 9/11/2015
A convex lens can be used to burn a piece of paper using sunlight. How?
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Anonymous
Anonymous asked 9/10/2015
What does the amplitude of a signal measure? What does the frequency of the signal measure? What does the phase of the signal measure?
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Hemson Chauhan
Hemson Chauhan asked 8/26/2015
In the accident of a car and a fly, who will experience a larger amount of force and why?
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Anonymous
Anonymous asked 8/26/2015
I want to present an application related to thermal conductivity in daily life, please give me a relevant one?
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Tamya Jackson
Tamya Jackson asked 8/26/2015
How do I determine how fast a toy car will travel across different surfaces?
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Gokula krishnan
Gokula krishnan asked 8/22/2015
How can scientists say that "even light can't escape from black hole's gravity"? Does this means light has mass?
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Anonymous
Anonymous asked 8/15/2015
What are the advantages of friction?
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Anonymous
Anonymous asked 8/15/2015
Examples of good and bad conductors of heat?
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