PHYSICS HIGH SCHOOL

Define nuclear energy​

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Nuclear energy is the energy stored in atoms that can produce electricity.

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What climate factor is responsible for the snow on my Kilimanjaro

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The climate factor that is responsible for the amount of snow on Mt. Kilimanjaro is high elevation. In the concept of precipitation, as an air mass rises and cools, its capacity to hold water vapor lessens. This vapor condenses into water droplets, forming clouds. Terrain with high elevation attracts such formations, bringing with them cloudiness, rainfall, and snowfall. 

When a sound source is moving toward the observer, the observer will hear a higher pitch. This is due toa. a decrease in the amplitude of the sound wave.
b. a decrease in the frequency of the sound wave.
c. an increase in the frequency of the sound wave.
d. an increase in the amplitude of the sound wave.

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number one a and b are automatically out if you decrease the pitch or frequency you wont hear it louder it does not add up ok?
number 2 the answer would be C the higher the frequency the higher the pitch the lower the frequency the lower the pitch this just comes back to common sense. for example you cant decrease the frequency and than expect a louder pitch its like saying I am going to smash the key on this piano with all my strength and it will make a small very low pitch sound you get what I mean so your answer would indeed be C.

The phase of the moon you see depends on what?

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How much of the sunlit side of the moon is facing the Earth.
--  The angle in the sky between the sun and the moon.  (The angle
you have to turn your eyes from the sun in order to see the moon.)

--  How long it has been since the last New Moon. 

Which statement is true about the scientific method?A.
It follows one prescribed sequence of steps.
B.
It begins and ends with an experiment.
C.
It is used only in Earth and space science.
D.
It can be cyclic.

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D. It can be Cyclic

Explanation:

Science has all different kinds of alike processes.

The scientific method is a generally and usually a Cyclical Process.

The speed of sound is SLOWEST in (air/ water/ steel).

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In air

The speed of sound is slowest in air because sound depends on the medium it goes through and it is made from the vibrations passed on by particles in the medium to the next. In the air, the particles are the most far apart compared to the other two medium.

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