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You'll need to use: en.wikipedia(dot)org/wiki/Drag_(physics) to calculate at what speed the Fz + Fdrag = 0

10x + 8y = 80 x = adults y = children x = 0 > y = 10 y = 0 > x = 8

One, they're both lines with a different coefficient so they'll only cross once.

That was a lie btw, they won't cross so d. their coefficient IS the same.

4x+16(-1/4x + 9/12) = 12 4x -4x + 12 = 12 0 = 0 they overlap so C. IGNORE PAST ANSWERS

I would go for A. ;)

30/(30+25)*100 = 54,5% 25/(30+25)*100 = 45,5%

30% + 25% = 55% C...

I can't give any less help than this. Cheers Rutger

That answer doesn't seem wrong to me? Clarify your problem if you would like additional help.

Please clarify your problem.

If you mean radioactive decay, it's physics, not chemistry. Anyways, you might want to take a look at the half life formulas of radioactive decay.

Imagine the x-axis. When something is less negative than something else, it is bigger than that thing. bigger side > smaller side smaller side < bigger side

the word hydrosphere already sais its b. :)

(1/2)*a*t^2 = 0.300

2*5^0.5 * 3*2^0.5 = 6 * 10 ^ 0.5

If the box cannot move but has a force applied to the right, the force of the friction must be the exact same force but in the opposite direction.

There' s no oxide on the right side of the equation while it is on the left side. So its an incorrect equation.

A.K.A. Newtons third law of motion.

68/2 = 34 games if they won 0 more than they lost. If they win 1, they can' t lose 1. so 34 +22/2 = 45 wins 34 - 22/2 = 23 losses.

Some more information about the actual question could be helpful. Maybe something like a few equations.

Think about what the size actually represents in meters. Whats the amount of meters 10 cm represents? And 1dm? Just calculate everything to meters and see if the length is bigger/smaller/equal.

They can decay relatively easily, sending out alpha,beta and gamma radiation.