The gravitational force between 1kg of lead and Earth is _____ the gravitational force between 1kg of marshmallows and Earth.A. greater than
B. less than
C. the same as
D. none of the above ​

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Answer 1
Answer:

The gravitational forces are the same. (C).

1 kg is 1 kg. It always has the same weight, no matter whether it's made of kryptonite, concrete, or chicken soup.

If I sealed the kg of lead and the kg of marshmallows into two different boxes, you couldn't tell any difference.


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Answer:

The speed of the car is 32.4m/s

Explanation:

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Can someone help me on 2 science question,this is what they say
1. A teacher challenges.students to study moon phases to determine if what they have learned from the textbook is accurate. How might a student investigate claims made in a textbook that moo. phases occur in a 28-day cycle?
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1. The answer ur question is A.observe the phase of the moon each night until a full moon can be seen.

2.The answer 2 ur secound question is 
B.The Moons position relative to the sun and earth as it revolves around sun.

Answer:c

Explanation:

The wavelength of the light is 0.63 micrometers. How much of this length stays in 1 centimeterHELP PLEASE

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11,066,669.
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Which of the following phases changes at point B on the diagram shown below? A)deposition
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C)melting
D)boiling

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At point B, the substance undergoes deposition, transitioning directly from a gas phase to a solid phase.  The correct option is a.

At point B on the phase diagram, the phase transition occurring is deposition. Deposition is a physical process in which a substance transitions directly from a gas phase to a solid phase without passing through the liquid phase. This change is driven by a decrease in temperature or an increase in pressure.

During deposition, gas particles lose energy, causing them to slow down and come together to form a solid structure. This process is exemplified in nature when water vapor in the atmosphere turns directly into frost or ice crystals on a cold surface. Deposition is the opposite of sublimation, where a substance transitions from a solid to a gas without becoming a liquid.

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C. melting

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If a hockey puck slides on a perfectly frictionless surface, it willeventually slow down because of its inertia.

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If the surface is perfectly frictionless AND level ... no ups and downs ... then the puck never slows down or stops. There's nothing to make it do so. (Notice that "perfectly frictionless" means no air resistance either.)

Some dog owners use a whistle in training that emits a very high-pitched noise that only dogs are able to hear. Is the dog whistle manipulating amplitude or frequency?

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The dog whistle is manipulating frequency. This is further explained below. Option B is correct.

What is a high-pitched noise?

The sound of a high-pitched sound is harsh and has a high pitch. Examples are:

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In conclusion, for a high pitch, we alter the frequency.

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Answer:

Frequency

Explanation:

(I believe don't count me on this) Amplitude is the wave height otherwise known as how loud it is or the maximum displacement of vibrating particles