25.For polymeric solids which of the followingstatements is true:A. Thermoplastics havebetween their moleculesB. Thermoplastic polymers can be used inmaking car tyresC. Thermoplastic polymers have a smallhysterisis loop.D. Thermosetting polymers can be used inmaking frying pan handlescross bands An object weighs 100.0 N on the surface ofthe earth, the radius of which is R. If theobject is raised through a distance R abovethe surface of the earth, it will weigh:A 25.0 NB 50.0 NC 200 ND 20 N24.

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An object weighs 100.0 N on the surface of the earth, the radius of which is R. If the object is raised through a distance R above the surface of the earth, it will weigh: A 25.0 N B 50.0 N C 200 N D 20 N

An object weighs 100.0 N on the surface of the earth, the radius of which is R. If the object is raised through a distance R above the surface of the earth, it will weigh: A 25.0 N B 50.0 N C 200 N D 20 N

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25.
For polymeric solids which of the following
statements is true:
A. Thermoplastics have
between their molecules
B. Thermoplastic polymers can be used in
making car tyres
C. Thermoplastic polymers have a small
hysterisis loop.
D. Thermosetting polymers can be used in
making frying pan handles
cross bands

An object weighs 100.0 N on the surface of
the earth, the radius of which is R. If the
object is raised through a distance R above
the surface of the earth, it will weigh:
A 25.0 N
B 50.0 N
C 200 N
D 20 N
24.

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