A baseball falling toward a player's glove gains _____ energy and loses _____ energy. A. potential; kinetic B. kinetic; potential C. kinetic; chemical D. chemical; potential

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Answer 1
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I think it's B it can not be C or D because it has nothing to do with chemical energy

Answer 2
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Your answer is B

Explanation:

When a ball falls it is gaining kinetic energy because it gains speed as it falls.Since its gaining kinetic energy it loses potential energy so ur answer is B :) hope it helps


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What is the formula for volume using density and mass

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The definition of density is

                                                       Density                  = (mass) / (volume)

Multiply each side by 'volume' :    (density) x (volume) = (mass)

Divide each side by 'density' :                         Volume = (mass) / (density)
 

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Answer:

26) 2 meters a second

27) 2 meters a second

28) 5 meters a second

29) 8 km

Explanation:

1/.5 =2

8/4=2

50/10=5

8km×1= 8

Lenses in eyeglasses change the direction of light rays to help the lens of the eye form an image inside the eye . What process take place in the eyeglass lenses ?

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To make this process happen, the eye contains a lens between the retina and the pupil. The lens and the cornea, a transparent covering, then work together, focusing the image on the retina. Vision problems occur when the image focused on the retina is focused either too far back, resulting in farsightedness or too far in, resulting in nearsightedness. In combination with these conditions, glasses may also work to assist with those suffering from crossed eyes, where the eyes refuse to focus together, which produces two of the same object in the field of vision, which results in blurriness of both objects. How glasses correct these problems is determined by what kind of lens the glasses are made of. The two types of lenses are the plus and minus lens. The plus lens has a convex shape, which focuses images on the retina when the eye’s lens originally focuses the image too far back. The minus lens has a concave shape, which focuses images on the retina when the eye’s lens originally focuses the image too close. Different strengths of these lenses determine how far back or how far forward the focus should be brought so that the image is displayed correctly on the retina.

The chart shows data for four moving objects.Object
Final Velocity
(m/s)
29
Change in
Time (s)
Initial Velocity
(m/s)
11
10
12
20
W
X
Y
IZ
Which object has the greatest acceleration?
34
Ow
OZ

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Answer:

Y

Explanation:

The answer is y because,

W: (29-11)/6 = 3

X: (34-10)/12 =2

Y: (40-12)/7=4

Z= (28-20)/8=1

4 is greater then all, therefore the answer is Y

Answer:

X

Explanation:

v=u+at but t is constant so

a=v-u

for x

a=29-10

a=19

which marks the greater acceleration

What can you conclude about the figure

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A is the correct answer to the question
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