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    Terminal Velocity

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    Year 11 Physic Controlled Assessment The factors that affect the motion of a falling object 1. Gravity 2. Mass 3. Weight 4. Aerodynamic/Streamline 5. Surface Area 6. Shape 7. Elevation Not Having Air Resistance Not having air resistance as a factor in the practical has a big impact on the outcomes that you get‚ as there is nothing acting against gravity hence a greater acceleration the object has. Having Air Resistance However having air resistance also changes the outcome

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    Essay Prompt 2 We can only try to pay tribute by devoting our time and energy is the great search for explanations of God and what he has done. Science can be a form of praise and reverence and in that same mind it is a spiritual thing while being performed. They can work together helping some understand and experience faith in a completely different way. The first time I got a grasp of how much I like to indulge in science and religion: I was having a “civil argument” with other scientific minds

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    The impact of jet experiment is to demonstrate and verify the integral momentum equation.[1]. In lay man terms‚ it’s another way to understand fluid pressure by using the pressure to accelerate the fluid to a plate by a high velocity in a jet which in result will generate force due to impulse. The graph will show forces against momentum with different design plates. This experiment helps us to understand about fluid pressure also gives us a better understanding about fluid related machines.

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    Sir Isaac Newton is regarded as one of the most influential scientists of all time. He was born in 1642 and died 1727. Was credited with invented Calculus with someone else‚ he formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation in which changed the worlds perspective from being geocentric to heliocentric. In defining gravity‚ the apple never did hit his head. Build the first reflecting telescopes and developed a theory of color based of the famous prism experiment. Never married In

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    Liberty School 11th Grade Physics Midterm Study Guide Name: _________________________________________________ Date: _____________________ Ms. Stephanie Custodio INSTRUCTIONS: Read carefully each problem and solve them tidily. Use the proper formulas and a scientific calculator to solve them. Write and circle your answers in ink. REMEMBER TO STUDY THE THEORY FROM THE BOOK AND NOTEBOOK TOO. 1. Calculate the linear momentum for each of the following cases: a. A proton with a mass of 1.67x10-27

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    Upward Initial Velocity

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    1). A stone is dropped from rest from the top of a tall building‚ as Figure 2.17 indicates. After 3.00 s of free-fall‚ what is the displacement y of the stone? | The stone‚ starting with zero velocity at the top of the building‚ is accelerated downward by gravity. | | Reasoning  The upward direction is chosen as the positive direction. The initial velocity v0 of the stone is zero‚ because the stone is dropped from rest. The acceleration due to gravity is negative‚ since it points downward

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    Hume’s theory of causation‚ its relation to the simple regularity theory of laws of nature and the problems that the latter theory faces. This essay will disscuss Hume’s theory of causation and its relation to the simple regularity theory of laws of nature. Firstly‚ it will describe Hume’s theory concerning causation. Secondly‚ it will define laws of nature and give some examples. And finally‚ it will describe the simple regularity theory of laws of nature and look at the relation of this theory

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    THe Pillars of the Big bang theory THE 3 PILLARS OF THE BIG BANG THEORY In the beginning there was nothing-no time to describe ‘when’ or no space to fill matter in. From this void sprung our universe when time and space came into existence as one entity. Despite its name the big bang theory isn’t really a theory about a bang at all. It is really only a theory about the aftermath of a bang (Allen Guth). The Big Bang theory is widely accepted by modern scientists‚ some however still doubt

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    30. Democritus 32. Democritus thought that Atoms move though empty space composed of matter‚ while Dalton thought that matter is composed of atoms. 34. The technology didn’t exist at the time. 36. His theory said that atoms aren’t indivisible and all atoms of an element are not exactly the same. 38. Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. A door and a table. 40. It was evenly distributed. 42. a. Electron cloud b. Protons c. Neutrons 44. The number of protons equals the number

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    Originally coming from Latin and Greek‚ situational irony occurs when the opposite of what one expects happens. Irony in literature has existed for many years. It keeps the readers engaged and heavily impacts the points the writer wanted to get across. In Chaim Potok’s book The Chosen‚ the author wrote about the faith of Reuven and Danny and the pressures they received from their communities and fathers. Reuven and Danny surprised their fathers and the reader with their ironic choices. The prominence

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