Why do scientists think Mars once had liquid water on the surface?Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Answer 1
Answer: scientists this this as mars contains polar ice caps
and so that ice must have come from somewhere 


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Which waves are longitudinal waves? Check all that apply.sound waves
ocean waves
ultraviolet waves
earthquake P-waves
earthquake S-waves
radio waves

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Answer:

Sound waves and earthquake P-waves are longitudinal waves.

Explanation:

Longitudinal waves are waves in which the displacement through the medium is in the same direction of movement of the wave, independent of the direction.

There are included in the concept of longitudinal wave: sound waves (vibrations in pressure, particle displacement and velocity of particles propagated in an elastic medium) and earthquake waves of type P (created by earthquakes and explosions).

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Q1. In a 100m track event, the time taken by four runners is 10 sec., 10.2 sec., 10.4 sec and 10.6 sec. Find the ratio of their speed.

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distance (s)=100m
time
T₁=10
T₂=10.2
T₃=10.4
T₄=10.6
by v=(s)/(t)
we get
V₁=(100)/(10)
V₁=10m/s

V₂=(100)/(10.2)
V₂=9.8m/s

V₃=(100)/(10.4)
V₃=9.61 m/s

V₄=(100)/(10.6)
V₄=9.43 m/s

V₁:V₂:V₃:V₄ = 10 : 9.8 : 9.61 : 9.43

What does pi mean. full

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To 50 decimal places pi=3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510

Pi is commonly used in its more simpler from, and its most commonly known form of 3.141

I hope this answers your question.
pi is the number of times a diameter can go around a circle. It is also a greek letter. people are still trying to figure out the WHOLE number, but the first few numbers are 3.141592

What is constant in all electromagnetic waves?

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their speed, which is the speed of light

What happens when you increase the amplitude of a sound? it makes the sound travel faster

it makes the sound louder

it increases the wavelength of the sound

it increases the frequency of the sound

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Answer:

It increases the wavelength of the sound and gets softer if the amplitude decreases

Explanation:

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it makes the sound louder louder because the intensity of the sound increases

A wave has a wavelength of 125 meters is move a distance of 300 m in 15s. What is its frequency? please help

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   Frequency of any wave  =  (speed) / (wavelength)

                                           = (300m / 15s)  /  (125m)

                                           =  (300m)  /  (15s x 125m)

                                           =      (300) / (15 x 125)    (m/s-m)

                                           =             0.16 / sec  =  0.16 Hz