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What are a few examples of Action-reaction pairs and what are the properties of action-reaction pairs? Thanks
The forces are of the same magnitude, act in opposite directions on different objects.
Since they act on different objects, they obviously cannot cancel out.
Every force has a reaction force, which is sometimes not very obvious.
Easy examples:
rocket taking off -
rocket applies force on gas, and gas applies force on rocket.
(rocket and gas takes off in opposite directions!)
firing a gun -
gun applies force on bullet, and bullet applies force on gun (hence gun recoils)
(bullet and gun takes off in opposite directions)
(this can get a little complex if you start thinking about the compression gases, but this is an ok explanation)
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Physics
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an unknown mass x of sodium carbonate is dissolved in a 200 cubic centimetres of distilled water. in a titration15 cubic centimetres of the solution was used to neutralise 24 cubic centimetres to neutralise 24 cubic centimetres if a 0.12 mol.dm3 hydrochloric acid solution.1. determine the concentration of sodium chloride solution?2. calculate the unknown mass x?3. what is the appropriate indicator for the solution.
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sodium chloride concentration? You sure? (0,07 mol.dm-3)
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2,0352g
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strong acid + weak base
indicator = methyl orange
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Mathematics
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is zero a number? If zero is a number why they say that any number to the exponent zero is one, but when you use zero to the exponent zero it gives you error?
This is a very long explanation!
Regarded as indeterminate.
Google it. You get some crazy explanations!
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Physics
Posted by karin H kelder,Derick Govender and Jagathesan Govender
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Explain briefly hw doppler effect functions nd what it may be used for?
example:
If a car approaches with a siren on, each new pulse from the siren has a shorter and shorter distance to travel to reach you (the car is getting closer to you). This creates a higher frequency of pulses for the listener. Hence a higher frequency is heard.
Uses include:
1) to measure the rate of blood flow
2) or the heartbeat of a foetus in the womb
3) speed traps (radar type)
4) used to measure the speed at which stars and galaxies are approaching or receding from us
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Mathematics
Posted by Faaizah Kader
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Some take pi as 22/7 which will be termed a rational number. Some take it as 3.14.... non-recurring or non-terminating. That be irrational.Question to anybody interested in answering: What do we classify pi as??? Which value do we introduce from point of initiating it's use?P.N: Grades 8 and 9 learners do not use programmable calculators that have the pi button.
Pi is rational. An answer to my own question.
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Physics
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To use DualView ....
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Business Studies
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Greetings may it be possible for the business studies teachers to post some tests for the learners to engage in as it may benefit us?
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Who was the First National President of The Apostolic Church Nigeria?
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What is the ester used to give the smell of icecream ?🍦
Vanillin-a flavouring agent
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Chemistry
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Physics
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What is a "retarding force"? I've seen this in a couple of past year papers and was not sure what they meant. They mostly asked it like :" Find the retarding force... "
A retarding force is a force that is opposing the motion of the object.
A good example would be friction force.
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Physics
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when working withthe mechanical energy formulae , how do you kmow when to indicate potential energy as zero?
The "h" is zero.
Or there is no height h in the question.
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Accounting
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Business Studies
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Accounting
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what is account?
account is a subject
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What is the motor effect
The motor effect occurs when a current carrying conductor experiences a force in the presence of a magnetic field.
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Physics
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What does effective resistance mean ?
Effective resistance is also called total resistance.
But be careful since a question can ask for the effective resistance (total resistance) of just a parallel section of an entire big circuit. The you calculate just for that parallel.
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when drawing graphs in electrodynamics for ac or dc (current and voltage). ..should we write a zero on the graph?. ..my teacher said not to
Zero is written at the origin. Not elsewhere.
You can find such examples in CatView.
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Physics
Posted by ahmedsetar
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in electricity when asked "what does an emf of 12V mean" how do u explain it in terms of joules per coulomb ?
12J of energy are transferred to (work done on) each coulomb of charge (per C) charge passing through the battery
(Nov 2013)
V = W/Q
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Physics
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Physical Science
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What is dynamic equilibrium?
The rate of the forward reaction equals to the rate of the reverse reaction. (The reaction rates have not stopped, just equalised.)