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54 out of 93 equal to what percent

about 58 percent.-another way of doing this is setting 54/93 = x/100 cross multiply to get 5400=93x 5400/93=x x=58.06%

Could you check my physics work

A baseball rolls off a .70m high desk and strikes the floor .25 m away from the base of the desk. How fast was the ball rolling? I got an answer of .378s then my teacher told me to plug it into the v

Physics question I'm stuck

The sun emits 3x10^32J of energy every day (24 hour period). Assume it emits only yellow light (wavelength of 6X10^-7m) A: Based on this wavelength, what is the frequency? My answer: : (3x10^8 m/s)

What would light speed travel look like in first person

Gee this question has never been asked here before.how original. You cant travel at light speed so my vision is that you would see a myriad of 20 year old nubile nudes.If you ask a impossible question

Frequency and Energy Brainteaser

What is the frequency and energy of photons emitted by excited mercury atoms with a wavelength of 6900 angstones? (1 angstone= 1 times 10^-8cm)-frequency * wavelngth = cspeed of light freq = c / (69

Angular/Rotational Kinematics. complicated problem! As a result of friction, the angular speed of a wheel c...

As a result of friction, the angular speed of a wheel c hanges with time according to dθ / dt = ω(initial)* e^(−a t) , where ω(initial) and a are constants. The angular speed changes from an initial a

Physics help pleaseeee!!!!

An astronaut drops a feather from 2.3 m above the surface of the moon.If the acceleration of gravity on the moon is 1.64 m/s2, how long does it take the feather to reach the surface? The tallest volc

If one was to get closer and closer then eventually past light speed, what would they see

I guess just colors. You know when you look out a car when its running 70 miles per hour? Then you look on the ground? You just see the colors of whatever youre looking at. Am I off the question? @

Vertical motion and tension/centripetal force

If a rock is tied to a string and swung vertically, why is the tension greater when the rock is at the bottom? Would the centripetal force be greater at this point?-when the rock is at the bottom T =

A hollow cylinder (hoop) is rolling on a horizontal surface at speed 5.3m/s wen it reaches a 13 degree incline

How far up the incline will it go?---> i got 13 m and it was correct How long will it be on the incline before it arrives back at the bottom?--> I got 4.9 but i came as wrong, please help thx-I think

Are the laws of physics real

no.. there is no such thing as true in science-Kind of. . . You see, a lot of things that work with bigger objects like you or me or any molecule in general dont work on a subatomic level. So the law

NEWTON. what is the minimum push force required to keep the textbook

1. A 2.50 kg textbook is being held against a wall with a horizontal push (see figure below). The textbook is not moving. (a) Draw a free-body diagram indicating the four forces acting on the textbook

What is the doppler effect in canal rays

I have to do awrite up on Johannes Stark for physics and cant find very much information of the doppler effect in canal rays (part of what he won his nobel prize for). Could anyone give an explanatio

If i increase the momentum of a system by 10% what would be its change in %of kinetic energy

please give explanation thank u-kinetic energy=1/2mv^2 u increase system momentum by increasing velocity{u do that by doing work on it}so assuming no mass change to increase momentum by 10%, u increas

Does all energy transformation and transfer start from potential energy

its for my science project...so complicated...im just a poor little 7th grader... T_T-im pretty sure not i mean you can have the chemical energy you get from your food and have that transformed into t
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