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A small ball of mass 150 g is placed at a height of 20cm above the ground on an incline of 35°. It is released and allowed to roll down the slope; what will be the ball's speed when it reaches the ground? Assume friction and air resistance can be ignored.

This question is best solved using conservation of energy, since it is stated that friction and drag (non-conservative forces) can be ignored.When the ball is released at the top of the slope, its initial...

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Answered by Rhys S. Physics tutor
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Solve the equation x2-7x=-10

Step 1: Rearrange equation to form x2 + bx + c= 0  -Add 10 to both sides of equation: x2-7x +10=0 Step 2: Factorise the quadratic equation -Find tw...

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Answered by Edward W. Maths tutor
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Write 2x2+ 12x + 3 in the form p(x + q)2+ r

Write 2x2+ 12x + 3 in the form p(x + q)2+ r Step 1: Factorise all the x terms using a common factor with brackets. In this case 2 is a common factor to both 2x2and 12x ===...

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Answered by Juhi S. Maths tutor
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how is an ation potential generated?

An action potential is generated within the axon of a neuron via a series of steps:1) the inside of the neuron at rest is negative (-70mV), called the resting potential2) Na ion channels open and inside o...

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Answered by Alexander L. Biology tutor
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Given y=2x^4-1+x^1/2, solve dy/dx

Using the sum rule, you can split the function in three terms and then derive each of them separately. The rule is to bring down the power and the power minus one. So for the first term, it becomes 2*4x

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Answered by Yanni C. Maths tutor
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