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Which pair of objects will have an attractive electric force?
Pair Object 1 Charge Object 2 Charge
A -2 -1
B -3 +1
C +3 +1
D +1 +2(1 point)
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Pair A
Pair A
Pair D
Pair D
Pair C
Pair C
Pair B
Plzzzz answer correctly this is a final
Pair Object 1 Charge Object 2 Charge
A -2 -1
B -3 +1
C +3 +1
D +1 +2(1 point)
Responses
Pair A
Pair A
Pair D
Pair D
Pair C
Pair C
Pair B
Plzzzz answer correctly this is a final
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Pair B
Pair B
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Which statement regarding sound traveling in air is correct?
(1 point)
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As the wavelength increases, the frequency also increases.
As the wavelength increases, the frequency also increases.
The frequency of a sound does not affect the speed at which it travels.
The frequency of a sound does not affect the speed at which it travels.
A loud sound travels faster than a quiet sound.
A loud sound travels faster than a quiet sound.
A wave with a shorter wavelength is always faster than one with a longer wavelength.
(1 point)
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As the wavelength increases, the frequency also increases.
As the wavelength increases, the frequency also increases.
The frequency of a sound does not affect the speed at which it travels.
The frequency of a sound does not affect the speed at which it travels.
A loud sound travels faster than a quiet sound.
A loud sound travels faster than a quiet sound.
A wave with a shorter wavelength is always faster than one with a longer wavelength.
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The frequency of a sound does not affect the speed at which it travels.
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Which statement about the effect of temperature on the speed of sound is correct?(1 point)
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Changes in temperature have no effect on the speed of sound.
Changes in temperature have no effect on the speed of sound.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound increases because the medium becomes denser.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound increases because the medium becomes denser.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound decreases because molecules in the medium collide less frequently.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound decreases because molecules in the medium collide less frequently.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound increases because molecules in the medium collide more frequently.
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Changes in temperature have no effect on the speed of sound.
Changes in temperature have no effect on the speed of sound.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound increases because the medium becomes denser.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound increases because the medium becomes denser.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound decreases because molecules in the medium collide less frequently.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound decreases because molecules in the medium collide less frequently.
As temperature increases, the speed of sound increases because molecules in the medium collide more frequently.
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As temperature increases, the speed of sound increases because molecules in the medium collide more frequently.
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Which forms of electromagnetic radiation are arranged in order of increasing energy?
(1 point)
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microwaves, ultraviolet, infrared, gamma rays
microwaves, ultraviolet, infrared, gamma rays
gamma rays, ultraviolet, microwaves, infrared
gamma rays, ultraviolet, microwaves, infrared
infrared, gamma rays, microwaves, ultraviolet
infrared, gamma rays, microwaves, ultraviolet
microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, gamma rays
microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, gamma rays
(1 point)
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microwaves, ultraviolet, infrared, gamma rays
microwaves, ultraviolet, infrared, gamma rays
gamma rays, ultraviolet, microwaves, infrared
gamma rays, ultraviolet, microwaves, infrared
infrared, gamma rays, microwaves, ultraviolet
infrared, gamma rays, microwaves, ultraviolet
microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, gamma rays
microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, gamma rays
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microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, gamma rays (increasing order of energy)
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A student is using a weak computer to design a logo. If the weak computer is the only constraint, should the student use the online version or downloaded version of a graphic design software?(1 point)
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The online version, because the downloaded version may have limited bandwidth that limits how quickly the designer can work.
The online version, because the downloaded version may have limited bandwidth that limits how quickly the designer can work.
The online version, because the downloaded version usually requires better equipment than the online version.
The online version, because the downloaded version usually requires better equipment than the online version.
The downloaded version, because the online version may have limited bandwidth that limits how quickly the designer can work.
The downloaded version, because the online version may have limited bandwidth that limits how quickly the designer can work.
The downloaded version, because the online version usually requires better equipment than the downloaded version.
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The online version, because the downloaded version may have limited bandwidth that limits how quickly the designer can work.
The online version, because the downloaded version may have limited bandwidth that limits how quickly the designer can work.
The online version, because the downloaded version usually requires better equipment than the online version.
The online version, because the downloaded version usually requires better equipment than the online version.
The downloaded version, because the online version may have limited bandwidth that limits how quickly the designer can work.
The downloaded version, because the online version may have limited bandwidth that limits how quickly the designer can work.
The downloaded version, because the online version usually requires better equipment than the downloaded version.
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The online version, because the downloaded version may have limited bandwidth that limits how quickly the designer can work.
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A student explains that the behavior of EM radiation is wave-like. Which explanation correctly evaluates the wave-like properties of EM radiation? (1 point)
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EM radiation has a well-defined energy value.
EM radiation has a well-defined energy value.
EM radiation has a well-defined location.
EM radiation has a well-defined location.
EM radiation has a well-defined frequency.
EM radiation has a well-defined frequency.
EM radiation has a well-defined mass.
A student explains that the behavior of EM radiation is wave-like. Which explanation correctly evaluates the wave-like properties of EM radiation? (1 point)
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EM radiation has a well-defined energy value.
EM radiation has a well-defined energy value.
EM radiation has a well-defined location.
EM radiation has a well-defined location.
EM radiation has a well-defined frequency.
EM radiation has a well-defined frequency.
EM radiation has a well-defined mass.
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EM radiation has a well-defined frequency.
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Which observation is evidence that electromagnetic radiation (EMR) has particle-like properties?(1 point)
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A diffraction pattern is observed when EMR passes through a narrow slit.
A diffraction pattern is observed when EMR passes through a narrow slit.
EMR with energy above a certain value can eject electrons out of a metal.
EMR with energy above a certain value can eject electrons out of a metal.
Some EMR is blocked when it passes through a polarized lens.
Some EMR is blocked when it passes through a polarized lens.
EMR refracts as it moves into a different medium.
EMR refracts as it moves into a different medium.
Responses
A diffraction pattern is observed when EMR passes through a narrow slit.
A diffraction pattern is observed when EMR passes through a narrow slit.
EMR with energy above a certain value can eject electrons out of a metal.
EMR with energy above a certain value can eject electrons out of a metal.
Some EMR is blocked when it passes through a polarized lens.
Some EMR is blocked when it passes through a polarized lens.
EMR refracts as it moves into a different medium.
EMR refracts as it moves into a different medium.
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EMR with energy above a certain value can eject electrons out of a metal. This phenomenon is known as the photoelectric effect and provides evidence that EMR has particle-like properties.
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Which statement about the double-slit experiment is true?(1 point)
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The double-slit experiment provides evidence that electromagnetic radiation has wave-like properties.
The double-slit experiment provides evidence that electromagnetic radiation has wave-like properties.
The double-slit experiment proves that electromagnetic radiation consists of particles.
The double-slit experiment proves that electromagnetic radiation consists of particles.
The double-slit experiment proves that electromagnetic radiation consists of waves.
The double-slit experiment proves that electromagnetic radiation consists of waves.
The double-slit experiment provides evidence that electromagnetic radiation has both wave-like and particle-like properties.
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The double-slit experiment provides evidence that electromagnetic radiation has wave-like properties.
The double-slit experiment provides evidence that electromagnetic radiation has wave-like properties.
The double-slit experiment proves that electromagnetic radiation consists of particles.
The double-slit experiment proves that electromagnetic radiation consists of particles.
The double-slit experiment proves that electromagnetic radiation consists of waves.
The double-slit experiment proves that electromagnetic radiation consists of waves.
The double-slit experiment provides evidence that electromagnetic radiation has both wave-like and particle-like properties.
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The double-slit experiment provides evidence that electromagnetic radiation has both wave-like and particle-like properties.
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what is my favorite color?
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my favorite color is blue
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what is my favorite color
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Use the image to answer the question.
The spectrums are as follows. Continuous spectrum: The wavelength ranges from 400 to 750 in increments of 50 from left to right. The colors from left to right are violet (400 to 450), blue (450 to 500), green (500 to 550), yellow (550 to 600), and red (650 to 750). Hydrogen emission spectrum: The wavelength ranges from 400 to 750 in increments of 50 from left to right. A band of black color is shown from left to right with thin lines of violet color on the left, blue color next to the violet, and red color on the right. Hydrogen absorption spectrum: The wavelength ranges from 400 to 750 in increments of 50 from left to right. The colors from left to right are violet (400 to 450), blue (450 to 500), green (500 to 550), yellow (550 to 600), and red (650 to 750). There are two thin lines of black color in the violet region, one thin line of black in the blue region, and one thin line of black color in the red region.
The image shows hydrogen's emission and absorption spectrum. This is compatible with which kind of model?
(1 point)
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wave model because the spectrum is a continuum.
wave model because the spectrum is a continuum.
wave model because the lines in the emission spectrum continue in the absorption spectrum.
wave model because the lines in the emission spectrum continue in the absorption spectrum.
particle model because the atom's electron absorbs and emits energy in discrete wavelengths.
particle model because the atom's electron absorbs and emits energy in discrete wavelengths.
particle model because only this model can explain energy transfer.
The spectrums are as follows. Continuous spectrum: The wavelength ranges from 400 to 750 in increments of 50 from left to right. The colors from left to right are violet (400 to 450), blue (450 to 500), green (500 to 550), yellow (550 to 600), and red (650 to 750). Hydrogen emission spectrum: The wavelength ranges from 400 to 750 in increments of 50 from left to right. A band of black color is shown from left to right with thin lines of violet color on the left, blue color next to the violet, and red color on the right. Hydrogen absorption spectrum: The wavelength ranges from 400 to 750 in increments of 50 from left to right. The colors from left to right are violet (400 to 450), blue (450 to 500), green (500 to 550), yellow (550 to 600), and red (650 to 750). There are two thin lines of black color in the violet region, one thin line of black in the blue region, and one thin line of black color in the red region.
The image shows hydrogen's emission and absorption spectrum. This is compatible with which kind of model?
(1 point)
Responses
wave model because the spectrum is a continuum.
wave model because the spectrum is a continuum.
wave model because the lines in the emission spectrum continue in the absorption spectrum.
wave model because the lines in the emission spectrum continue in the absorption spectrum.
particle model because the atom's electron absorbs and emits energy in discrete wavelengths.
particle model because the atom's electron absorbs and emits energy in discrete wavelengths.
particle model because only this model can explain energy transfer.
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particle model because the atom's electron absorbs and emits energy in discrete wavelengths.
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A sunburn is a familiar example of the effect of ionizing radiation, like ultraviolet light, where longer exposure harms the skin and tissues. At the atomic level, what is being produced by ionizing radiation on skin?(1 point)
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neutrons
neutrons
light
light
protons
protons
ions
Responses
neutrons
neutrons
light
light
protons
protons
ions
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ions.
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Which factor makes the biggest difference when studying the effects of radiation on an organism?(1 point)
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the frequency of the radiation
the frequency of the radiation
the duration of exposure
the duration of exposure
the size of the organism
the size of the organism
the number of cells exposed to the radiation
Responses
the frequency of the radiation
the frequency of the radiation
the duration of exposure
the duration of exposure
the size of the organism
the size of the organism
the number of cells exposed to the radiation
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the duration of exposure.
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