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    True or False Help: Broom, Screws, Water, Ice

    c) It is easier to sweep with a broom if you hand is further up on the handle? is this true or false d)A screw with fewer threads is easier to use than a screw of the same size with more threads- is this false? e) Water at 4 Celsius is lighter than at 4.1celsius.? Is this true? f) ice...
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    Solve 3000g Box Move: Time & Work Involved

    a) The amount of work done when a 3000g box is moved from a chair to a table 15m away. How do u solve b) The amount of time it took to remove the box in a if 45kW of energy was expended?
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    How Do You Calculate Specific Heat and Identify Unknown Substances?

    Need help... Dont know how to solve correctly. a) Determine the amount of energy to raise the temperature of 18kg of carbon from -5celsius to 17celsius. b) 200g of a certain substance absorbs 7320J of energy and experienced a temperature rise form 5celsius to 30celsius. By calculating its...
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    Help in convention, radiation and conduction

    is a turbine an example of convention? (because it is a fluid or gas) are vents an example of radiation? are heavy drapes an example of conduction? are window tints an example of radiation? because it is a reflector of heat are white tiles and paint an example of radiation?
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    True or false/correct if statement is false help

    N is the same as Kg/m/s^2. False...K.g/M/s^2.? It is easier to sweep with a brown if your hand is further up on the handle. true? a screw with fewer threads is easier to use than a screw of the same size with more threads.-true? water at 4^0C is lighter than at 4.1^0C. True? ice can...
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    Are These Everyday Examples Misinterpreting Newton's Laws of Motion?

    When 2 cars crash into the other, the smaller one skids backwards more than the larger one. - third law? Grandmother is very tired after rolling the bread dough on her kitchen table.- second law? After a while, airport runways show evidence of dark lines as tires are worn down from...
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    Examples of convention, radiation and conduction help

    turbine-convention? (because it is a fluid or gas) vents-radiation? heavy drapes-conduction? window tints-radiation? because it is a reflector of heat white tiles/paint-radiation?
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    Discover Specific Heat Calculations for Carbon and Unknown Substance

    a.Determine the amount of energy to raise the temperature of 18 kg of carbon from -5^0C to 17^0C. B. 200g of a certain substance absorbs 7320 J of energy and experienced a temperature rise from 5^0C to 30^0C. By calcuating its "C" value, identify as near as possible, the unknown substance...
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