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Q: QUESTION 1 Select the characteristics of a vector quantity. O Comparison between two vector…

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Q: a 2,680 goes ka raller Coaster Cart 14.73 m/s at the top ofa vertical Circular loop of 2om radius…

A: At the top of the vertical circular loop, the normal force can be determined is as follows: FC=FN+Fg…

Q: ACTIVITY 2 . Direction: Answer the following and provide a nesecessary solution if applicable 1.…

A: Vectors U and V at an angle of 20°

Q: 2. A hiker walking 10 km west then 25 km south

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Q: What is the y-component of vector A [round your final answer to one decimal place]. y A = 76.5 B =…

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Q: Starting from F=ma, and using calculus, derive v=vo+at and x=xo+vot+12at2

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Q: v (m/s) 4 s (m) 2

A: Relation between velocity (v) and distance (s) from the graph can be express as -  v4+s2=1 Solving…

Q: 10,A descent vehicle landing on Mars with vertical velocity toward the center of Mars of 5.7 m/s…

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Q: 6. A car moving at 65 mi/h South then 50 mi/h east.

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Q: 1. A 250 N force pushing a body east and a 200 N force pushing the same body 30° NE.

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Q: 1- Two vectors quantities are said to be equal if

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Q: For A= î + 2j - k, B = -21 + 2j + 4k, and C = 2) - 2k, find C . (A - B).

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Q: 4. A car driven 250 km East then 300 km at 60° SE.

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Q: The unit normal rector of the point a the Surface g seh+g'+2 l is ? the ellipsoid

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Q: Can someone solve d, e, f, and g

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Q: 788 N 32 985 N 53 411 N

A: In the given problem, three different forces are acting on a car, in three different directions. Let…

Q: → Add the three vectors shown to form a resultant vector R, and report your result using polar…

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Q: 7. An airplane heading 275 km/h west while the wind is blowing it 70 km/h north.

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Q: Can someone please help me solve thes im having a hard time i dont undersand  If you have two…

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Special Relativity

The theory of special relativity discusses how space and time are related to objects traveling along a straight line at a constant speed. Simply stated, as an object reaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to move faster than light. This interstellar speed limit has been the topic of much debate in astronomy, and also in science fiction when people consider how to fly over large distances.