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Is a marble rolling across the table kinetic energy

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Answer 1
Answer: Not exactly.  A marble rolling across the table is a marble,
and it has mass, weight, momentum, and kinetic energy.

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two bullets have masses of 0.004 kg and 0.008 kg, respectively. Both are fired with a speed of 60.0 m/s. which bullet has more kinetic energy?​

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Answer:

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I don't believe in destiny

I just do what's best for me

Don't listen to my enemies

They're just full of jealousy

Duh

This legacy

You gon see what's left of me

You gon see success in me

You ain't seen the rest of me

I just wanna be the best at what I know

Better than the rest just watch me grow

Put me to the test and watch me go

This is my quest, I'ma make it known

They call me obsessive, oh I know

Call me selective with my notes

Call me agressive with my flow

Call me offensive even though

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Which star makes up Orion's knee to your right, or the end of his tunic?A.
Polaris







B.
Sirius







C.
Betelgeuse







D.
Rigel

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Answer:

Betelgeuse and Rigel

Explanation:

100% correct

What are the primary differences between stars and planets

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Stars don't have moons and planets do
stars aren't big enough to emit enough kight and heat meaning they cant cause nuclear reactions

Before you meet with a sexual assault victim, you run through the advocacy steps in your mind. What is the second step of advocacy?

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Before you meet with a sexual assault victim, you run through the advocacy steps in your mind. The second step in advocacy process is to know your audience. It is multi-layered, from policy makers to media to key constituencies to public. Your research should consider whether it is provincial or health authorities or public.

"El sujeto es emergente de la compleja trama de relaciones vinculares e institucionales que lo determinan. En esa trama, las relaciones tempranas adquieren un lugar fundamental en los procesos de constitución subjetiva" Terigi, Flavia (2010) Sujetos de la Educación. Para el psicoanálisis, ¿cuáles serían esas relaciones tempranas y por qué se afirma que son fundamentales en los procesos de constitución subjetiva?

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La respuesta correcta para esta pregunta abierta es la siguiente.

Para el psicoanálisis, las relaciones tempranas son las relaciones a posteriori entre los padres del recién nacido y el bebé mismo. Estas relaciones son fundamentales en los procesos de constitución subjetiva para el discurso parental para entender los aspectos del desarrollo infantil y sus diferentes estados o teorías de desarrollo para ir comprendiendo cada aspecto de la interrelación y el comportamiento entre las partes.

Para el psicoanálisis, el recién nacido está llegando a un núcleo familiar que ya está establecido y se basa en conocimientos, tradiciones y experiencias de los padres que han recibido de generaciones anteriores, y  éstas van a influir directamente en la interrelación permanente con los primeros años del crecimiento del bebé.

Which of the following objects has the greatest inertia?a. baseball
b. bowling ball
c. pencil
d. toothpick

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B. Bowling ball, the more mass something has the greater force and momentum that will keep it going.
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