Where it duplicates https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/eenga-2019-momentum-question.995674/.mfb said:What is answer C, how did you get it, and what is answer B?
I moved the thread to our homework section.
Indeed. This thread is closed. Please post in the one linked above.haruspex said:Where it duplicates https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/eenga-2019-momentum-question.995674/.
EENGA 2019 Momentum question is a scientific question that was proposed at the EENGA (European Environmental and Geophysical Association) conference in 2019. It is a question that aims to address current issues and challenges in the fields of environmental and geophysical sciences.
The purpose of EENGA 2019 Momentum question is to encourage scientific inquiry and discussion among researchers and experts in the environmental and geophysical fields. It also aims to inspire new ideas and solutions for pressing environmental and geophysical issues.
The EENGA 2019 Momentum question was chosen through a rigorous selection process by a panel of experts in the environmental and geophysical fields. The question was evaluated based on its relevance, novelty, and potential impact on the scientific community.
Yes, anyone who is interested and has knowledge in the environmental and geophysical sciences can participate in the EENGA 2019 Momentum question. This includes researchers, scientists, students, and professionals in related fields.
Yes, the deadline for submitting answers to the EENGA 2019 Momentum question is usually announced during the conference. However, the question remains open for ongoing discussions and research even after the conference has ended.