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Compare and contrast elastic and inelastic collisions

An elastic collision is a collision where there is no loss of kinetic energy. Therefore, it can be said that, since KE is conserved, momentum is conserved. In other words the momentum and total kinetic en...

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Answered by Matt R. Physics tutor
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"j'ai cueilli des fleures"; "je les ai cueillies". Why does the participle on the one hand take an "i" at the end, and on the other hand an "ies"?

This is an example of how the agreement of the past particle works with the auxiliary "avoir" (have), "j'ai" at the first person singular. The agreement of the past particle with the a...

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How do you write a good essay?

There are four key elements that are vital to writing a good essay: argumentation, clarity, fully explained points, and concision. Before you begin writing an essay, you must know exactly what you are goi...

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Answered by Sally S. History tutor
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How can I find the size of an angle in a right-angled triangle if I know the lengths of two of the sides?

We can find any angle in a right-angled (RA) triangle if we know the lengths of two of the sides, using SohCahToa.
The first step is to identify which of the sides we know. There are three sides in a...

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Answered by Sarah M. Maths tutor
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On complete combustion in air, a sample of an unknown hydrocarbon yielded 176 grams of CO2 and 108 grams of H2O with no additional products. Which one of the following might be the formula of the hydrocarbon? (Relative atomic masses: H=1, C =12, O =16)

a) CH2b) CH3c) CH4d) C2H4 e) C2H8

The equation for the combustion of the hydrocarbon is: CxH

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