meteorites are composed of the original material from which earth was formed. Their compositions range from metallic meteorites made of iron and nickel to stony meteorites composed of dense rock like peridotite
stopwatches, and computers. Describe how you might
use that technology to analyze this following problem:
How is a runner's speed affected by wind?
A tailwind will boost up the speed of the runner while a headwind will slow the runner down.
A tailwind is a wind that is blowing along the direction of the runner approaching. Whereas a headwind is the wind that blows opposite to the runners approach.
This happens because the body is actually running flat to the wind which gives a resistance to the wind flow. So the wind actually pushes the body forward or backward. If the wind is coming from back, the wind pushes the athlete towards front, increasing his speed by a few miles per hour. When the wind is coming from front, the wind is actually pushing the athlete backwards, which decreases the speed.
The wind also makes it difficult for the athlete to breathe, thereby decreasing the speed to a certain extent in general.
Answer:
I would set up the wind machine so it was blowing against people running. I would have it blow at different speeds in different trials. I would use a stopwatch to record the time of each trial for the runners. I would use the computer to help analyze the data from the trials.
Explanation:
It was the answer provided.
A There are no planes of weakness in its lattice structure
B It's not a naturally occurring substance
C It's too new to be a mineral
D It would not be hard enough
The reason why a new rock-like substance created in a laboratory would not be classified as a true mineral is because it does not meet one of the essential criteria for being considered a mineral: being a naturally occurring substance.
Minerals are formed naturally through geological processes over long periods of time. They are typically found in the Earth's crust or other natural environments. However, the substance created in a laboratory is artificially synthesized, meaning it is made by humans in a controlled setting rather than being formed naturally.
For example, if a scientist combines different chemical compounds in a lab and creates a rock-like substance, it may have similar physical properties to a mineral, such as hardness or color. However, since it was intentionally made by humans, it does not qualify as a true mineral.
Therefore, the correct answer is B: It's not a naturally occurring substance
Oxygen in Plants and Time of Day
Oxygen Production Rate
Dawn
Dusk
Dawn
O
O
O
A. Point B
B. Point C
C. Point D
O
D. Point A
Answer:
can u maybe show a picture of the problem bc this makes it confusing if so ill edit my answer
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