What type of image is formed by a mirror if m = -6.1? A. An image that is larger than the object and is behind the mirror
B. An image that is larger than the object and is in front of the mirror
C. An image that is smaller than the object and is in front of the mirror D. An image that is smaller than the object and is behind the mirror

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Answer 1

Answer: B. An image that is larger than the object and is in front of the mirror

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Answer:

it will change to become a positively charged ion called a cation.

Explanation:

Ions are formed when an atom gains or loses electrons from its valence shell. This process causes an imbalance between the number of positively charged protons and negatively charged electrons, so the overall ion will carry a net positive or negative charge (I got this explanation from google)

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Answer: The correct answer is "a moving charged particle".

Explanation:

If the current flowing in the conductor then there is magnetic field around the wire which can be detected by the compass needle.

Here, the flow of charges which are negatively charged electrons produces the magnetic field. The flow of charges constitutes the electric current.

If there is no flow of the charged particles then there is no magnetic field produce. To produce magnetic field, it is necessary that charged particle must move.

From the given options, a moving charged particle would produce a magnetic field.

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This is the process of light bouncing off a surface reflection.

Answer:

Its reflection

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There are no broadcasting frequencies included on your list.
In fact, there are no frequencies at all on your list.
In fact, there's no list !
Where are the choices ? What does "the following" mean anyway ? ?

In the USA . . .

-- AM radio broadcasting operates between 550 KHz and 1.7 MHz.

-- FM broadcasting operates between 87.9 MHz and 108.1 MHz.

-- The numbers are slightly different in some other countries.

-- Regarding TV . . . don't ask. It can get really complicated.

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