The Sun transfers energy to the atmosphere primarily by _____.conduction
convection
radiation
all of the above

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Answer 1
Answer: Radiation is the only one that can pass through a vaccum (like space). You need a medium for conduction and convection to work. Therefore the answer is radiation.
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

radiation is the answer


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calculate the period of a wave whose frequency is 5 Hertz and whose wavelength is one centimeter give your answer in a decimal form

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The period of the wave is the reciprocal of its frequency.

       1 / (5 per second)  =  0.2 second .

The wavelength is irrelevant to the period.  But since you
gave it to us, we can also calculate the speed of the wave.

Wave speed = (frequency) x (wavelength)

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What is the density of the block? Assume that the block is 40.0% submerged.First Sketches says block weigh 50g
Express the density numerically in grams per cubic centimeter.

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There are forces are acting on the block: 1. Fs = upward force from scale (up = + Fs) 2. W = downward weight force (down = - W) 3. Fb = upward buoyancy force (up = + Fb) 
Since the block is at rest, (net force = 0), the force equation is: 
Fs + Fb - W = 0 ~(eq1) 
Substituting Fs, Fb and W into ~(eq1): ==> {m (on scale) x g} + {ρ x V x g} - (m (block) x g} = 0 
Dividing both sides of equation by g: m (on scale) + (ρ x V) - m (block) = 0 ~(eq2) 
Given: V = volume of water displaced = 40% volume of the block = 0.40 x V (block) 
Substituting 0.40 x V (block) into ~(eq2): m (on scale) + (ρ x 0.40 x V (block)) - m (block) = 0 ~(eq3) where, m (on scale) = 5.6 g ρ = density of water at 20ºC = 0.99821 g/cm^3 m (block) = 50 g 
Substituting m (on scale), ρ and m (block) into ~(eq3): 5.6 g + (0.99821 g/cm^3 x 0.40 x V (block)) - 50 g = 0 ~(eq4) 
Simplifying ~(eq4) and solving for V (block): ==> 5.6 g + 0.399284 g/cm^3 x V (block) - 50 g = 0 ==> 0.399284 g/cm^3 x V (block) - 44.4 g = 0 ==> 0.399284 g/cm^3 x V (block) = 44.4 g ==> V (block) = 44.4 g / (0.399284 g/cm^3) ==> V (block) = 111.199 cm^3 
ρ (block) = density of block = m (block) / V (block) = 50 g / 111.199 cm^3 = 0.449644 g / cm^3 

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True. yes the core muscles stabilize and protect the spine.

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When air is blown across the top of an openwater bottle, air molecules in the bottle vibrate
at a particular frequency and sound is produced.
This phenomenon is called
(1) diffraction (3) resonance
(2) refraction (4) the Doppler effect

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When air is blown across the top of an open water bottle, air molecules in the bottle vibrate at a particular frequency and sound is produced in a process called "refraction". 

Answer:

resonance

Explanation:

Resonance is when the frequency matches another objects natural frequency causing it to vibrate.