The radius of Venus is 3760.4 miles. What is the approximate surface area of Venus, to the nearest whole number?

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Answer 1

Answer: The answer would be 177696122.85099155 (this is without rounding off to the nearest whole number). If rounded off to the nearest whole number, then the answer is 177,696, 123 miles. I got to this answer through solving for the surface area of a sphere (since Venus is one) using the radius.

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We know that 1 minute= 60 seconds (or 1 min= 60 s).

10 min* (60 s/ 1 min)* (2.0 m/ 1 s)= 1,200 m.
(Note that the units cancel out so you get the answer)

The final answer is 1,200 m.

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Assume you have 3 light bulbs connected in a series circuit to a battery.What can you say about the current through each light bulb?
Current varies through all bulbs
There is no current through the bulbs
Current is the same through all bulbs

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Answer:

Current is the same through all bulbs

Explanation:

Because it's a series circuit, the current traveling through the circuit doesn't change. In a parallel circuit, however, the current would not be the same due to the different 'paths' of the circuit.

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Maybe, but she hasn't proved it yet. As another example, somebody may bring a jar of gas to your laboratory, and you test the gas in the jar and you find nitrogen atoms, oxygen atoms, argon atoms, and krypton atoms, and there isn't a single compound in it. The gas in the jar is a MIXTURE of gases . . . a mixture that we call "Air".

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All you have to remember is that when the source is APPROACHING the observer,
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The siren is wailing at 1,000 Hz.

(1). 30.0 Hz . . . that's way lower

(2). 9.19 x 10² Hz = 919 Hz . . . that's lower

(3). 1.00 x 10³ Hz = 1,000 Hz . . . that's exactly the same

(4). 1.10 x 10³ Hz = 1,100 Hz . . . that's the only choice that's higher than 1,000 Hz.

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