If the mass is 180g and the volume is 90g what is the density

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Answer 1
Answer: The volume can't be 90g.

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Drag each statement to the correct location on the chart. Classify the events as being a cause or an effect of pollution. urbanization oil spill smog desertification deforestation leaky landfill contaminated water

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Answer:

Urbanization, oil spill, leaky landfill and deforestation are causes of pollution while desertification, smog, contaminated water are the effects of pollution.

Explanation:

Urbanization is generally associated with an increase in the number of industries. The waste materials in different forms from the factories pollute air, water and soil.

The effluents from factories released into rivers cause water pollution and harm the aquatic life. Water contaminated by industrial waste becomes unsuitable for drinking. Forests play a major role in controlling the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

Deforestation increases the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.  Oil spills usually occur in oceans and seas and it causes water pollution and threatens aquatic life.

Answer:

Cause

industrial wastes dumped into rivers

oil spilled on land mixes with runoff

sewage dumped into rivers

Effect

destroyed natural habitats

fish die-off

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A push or pull on an object

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a pull because you can get the object

three places magnets are threatening toy cars as shown below then Jerry measures how far is car rolls when she launches it from the same starting point using the same stretched rubber band how will the force of the rubber band affect the cars

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Some things depend on the band size and the car mass. Other are based on friction, how much force was applied?

If two automobiles have the same velocity, do they have the same acceleration?

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Not at all.

Examples:

-- They could be on the same road, driving in the same direction.
Still, one may be slowing down while the other one is speeding up.
Then, their accelerations have opposite signs, and may have different
magnitudes, but there may very well be an instant when their velocities
are equal.

-- They may both have the same steady speed, but one is on a straight
road while the other one is on a circular track.  At the instant when both
are facing in the same direction, their velocities are equal, although the
first one has no acceleration at all and the second one has a constant
centripetal acceleration.

What is friction and explain

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Friction is the force you get when you (for example) Rub something with another, it's a force that may generate heat and even some resistance. Another example is rubbing your hands together, they get hot, therefore friction is working, without friction you wouldn't be able to stop moving.
Friction is the resistance of mass when on another object.
If we avoid friction, we move faster.
But, in some cases, friction is also good. It is used in car brakes, when something rubs on the wheels to make the wheels stop rolling, or rotating.
Ice skates may be another thing. They provide a little friction on the blades, to be able to stop and to be able to move.