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Particle A (60kg) moves right at 50m/s. It collides with particle B (250kg) moving left at 10m/s. If after the collision particle A moves left at 20m/s, calculate the final velocity of particle B

First the total initial momentum of the particle system is calculated. Treat right as the positive x-direction and left as the negative x-direction. Then:Total initial momentum (Pi) = Inital momentum of A...

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Answered by Oliver L. Physics tutor
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Distinguish between transfers and transformations using examples from the water cycles

For questions that ask the student to "distinguish" between two different terms, it is effective if they first define each of the terms. For example: Energy transfer is the passing of energy fro...

AJ
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How does the body respond to a decrease or increase in core body temperature?


If the temperature decreases:The blood vessels supplying the skin constrict (vasoconstriction) resulting in less blood flow to the skin surface and...

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Answered by Portia J. Biology tutor
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I'm struggling with understanding Shakespeare, how can I get around this problem?

Firstly, No Fear Shakespeare is a great place to start. It is a resource where it places the original text next to a translated version to help understand Shakespeare in a modern day context. It is availa...

GW
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A body with speed v is projected from the surface of the earth(mass M & radius R). Find the maximum distance from the earth that this body reaches before returning back to earth, as a function of the initial speed v, M, R and the gravitational constant G

This question tests the students' understanding on conservation of energy, gravitational potential and algebraic manipulation.The first step is identifying that the principle to use is the conservation of...

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