I need help please! It's for a class I'm failing!You exert 375 J to move a 45-kg object 5 m. How much force is required?
a. 1,875N
b. 75N
c. 420N
d. 225N

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Answer 1
Answer:
Here's the formula you need to remember:

                        Work = (force) x (distance)

That's it.  It's so short and simple that you didn't pay much attention
to it when it came around the first time.  I KNOW it's in your notes,
maybe several pages back.  Now, you should memorize it, before
it gets away from you again.

                          Work = (force) x (distance).

Say it with me:   "Werk eekwals forss timez distanss". 

Now that you have that tool in your toolbox, we can go on
and look at the question.

This question is not easy, and when I read it carefully, I DON't
think that's because there's a lot of Physics hidden in it.  I think
it's because whoever wrote the question was unclear on some
of the concepts, and wrote a poor question.

The question DOESN't tell you what direction I moved the 45-kg
object.  Did I slide it across the floor, or did I lift it straight up ?

Now I'm thinking about it some more, and I changed my mind.
NOW I think the question was written by a person who made it
very sneaky, to see if we know what we're doing.

Close your eyes and tell me the formula for work that we just
memorized. . . . . . Very Good !   Work = (force) times (distance).

From the question, we know the work, and we know the distance.

                                                     375 J                      = (force) x (5 meters)

Divide each side by (5 meters):   (375 J) / (5 meters) = Force

                                                          Force = 75 newtons

That bit about "45 kg" is just there to confuse us.  We don't care
WHAT the mass of the object is.  We don't need it to answer the
question, and we don't need to know it.  I almost got sucked in,
and I was trying to take you down with me.

All we need to know is:      Work = (force) times (distance) .


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Out of all the options, only body massager which uses electric energy to move back and forth is using motor here. It is because a motor converts electrical energy to Mechanical energy and only massager obeys it among all the options.

In short, Your Answer would be Option C

Hope this helps!

Answer:  C.

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Explanation:

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YourAnswers:

A) Valency is the combining capacity of any element. Valence electrons refers to the electrons found in the outermost shell of the atom of the element.

B) Symbol and valency:

  1. Oxygen(O) = (At. no. 8) = -2(Valency)
  2. Potassium(K) = (At. no. = 19) = +1(Valency)

C) The reaction would be:

\large{ \boxed{ \rm{2Mg + O_2  \longrightarrow \: 2MgO}}}

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\large{ \boxed{ \rm{Magnesium + Oxygen  \longrightarrow Magnesium oxide.</p><p>}}}

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Answer:

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Answer:

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Answer:

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When the child stops swinging, Total length = 60 feet.

Explanation:

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Where Sₙ = sum of the nth term, a= first term, n= number of term, r= common ratio.

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Substituting the values above into equation(1)

S₁₄ = 12(1-0.8¹⁴)/1-0.8

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S₁₄= 57.35 feet

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Answer:

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