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I am writing an essay Do you guys know a word that is more powerful than encourages for example : the author encourages us to feel like.... but I want a word more powerful that is like the author is forcing us to feel that way

1) Is it possible for the net torque to be opposite the direction of angular velocity 2) Can momentum be conserved if mechanical energy is not conserved?

I just can't wrap my head around this. I don't know if this is true I just came to conclusion with this if the limit of x--> +/-inf = L (if the limit of x going to pos/neg infinity gives you a number L) does that mean that L is a horizontal asymptote ? if...

lim (cubic root (7+x^2-8x^3)/(x^3-x+pi)) x--> +inf I don't know how to take the limit when there is a cubic root around . Between the ansswer is + inf . I need direction

Are there any horizontal asymptote on a ln natural log function

What is the difference between molecular compounds, covalent compounds and covalent bounds

(3.x10^-2) + (0.2) round to significant digits required

Draw a free body diagram with the force of 20N and with Fn and with fg and then find the acceleration with newton second law . When you find the acceleration you can plug it into kinematics equation : vf=vi+at to find final velocity

linear momentum p=mv lets say m1 =0.1 kg m2=0.4kg before collision pi=(m1. u1)+(m2 . u2) pi=(0.1 . 100) + ( 0.4.50) = 30 when they collide together pf= (m1+m2)vf since linear momentum is always conserved pi=pf pf= (m1+m2)vf =pf (0.1+0.4) vf = 30 vf=60m/s...

1 month = 4 weeks (18 x 15 ) x 4= 1080 $

ki is the kinetic energy initial how much energy is there in the system in the form a speed at the beggining of the collision as you know there are two forms of mechanical energy ( kinetic energy and potential ) when the object is moving it has kinetic en...

the derivative of e^f(x)= e^f(x) . d/dx [f(x)] therefore y=e^sinx = e^sinx . cosx

the derivative of e^f(x)= e^f(x) . d/dx [f(x)] therefore y'=e^3x.3 2) use chain rule y'=1/6(x^2)^-1/2 . 2x

what about the cubic root what do we have to do with it ?

its B