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Apparently it’s a quite aggressive ball for heavier oil conditions, with medium length and a strong backend. Might be too aggressive for most house shots; you’ll have to give it a try at your lanes.

1. How is a negative acceleration different from a positive acceleration?

2. A descendant of Galileo drops a Bowling ball, baseball, and crow’s wing feather from the top of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Tell which of the objects hits first, second, and third.

Explain your answer

Acceleration means the change of velocity in unit time.. Suppose a body fall towards earth’s surface with an acceleration of 9.8 m/s^2.. It means every second the body has change in velocity..
Look at this,
.TIME …………. VELOCITY……ACCELERATION
.1sec ………….. 9.8 m/s …….. . . . 9.8 m/s^2
.2sec ……+9.8 =19.6 m/s ……. . .. 9.8 m/s^2
.3sec ……+9.8 =29.4 m/s …….. . .. 9.8 m/s^2
As you can see when a body falls, it does not move with constant speed but it accelerates with 9.8 m/s^2 and its velocity increases by 9.8 m/s every second..
Here the velocity of body is increasing, So the acceleration produced is called positive acceleration..
When you throw an object upward with some velocity (50m/s) what happens, look at this,
..TIME …….. VELOCITY……ACCELERATION
.1sec ………. . 50m/s…………. -9.8 m/s^2
.2sec …….-9.8 = 40.2m/s……. -9.8 m/s^2
.3sec …… -9.8 = 30.4m/s…….. -9.8 m/s^2
Here the velocity of body is decreasing by 9.8m/s every second.. When the velocity of body decreases every second then the acceleration in the body is said to be negative.
When brakes are applied in the car then the velocity of car decreases and the acceleration in the car is said to be negative..
Every thing falls towards earth with same acceleration and will fall at same time,, But due to air resistance feather slows down and fall after some time ..
It has been proved that every thing falls with same acceleration on moon with a hammer and feather..
See this.,

http://videos.howstuffworks.com/nasa/2047-a-hammer-and-a-feather-on-the-moon-video.htm

LOL, people like Mcgrath, Gillespie, Lees, Taits etc can’t get us out for two days in our test innings Bowling bouncers lol.

Do you live in a bubble MBTM?

Greetings The Freak

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What was his average velocity for the entire trip?

4 miles/hour
54 miles/hour, West\
3 miles/hour, West
.05 miles/minute, West
33 miles/hour
5 miles/hour, West
1 mile/hour, East
5 miles/hour
1 mile/hour

5. Sometimes the numerical part of an acceleration is given as a negative number. How is a negative acceleration different from a positive acceleration?

6. Is the object accelerating in the following example? Choose yes or no and an explanation.

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A motorcycle speeds up from rest.

yes
yes, decrease in velocity
change in direction
no
increase in velocity
no, no change in direction or velocity
decrease in velocity
yes, increase in velocity
yes, change in direction

7. Is the object accelerating in the following example? Choose yes or no and an explanation.

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A car slows to a stop for a red light.

yes
yes, decrease in velocity
change in direction
no
increase in velocity
no, no change in direction or velocity
decrease in velocity
yes, increase in velocity
yes, change in direction

8. Is the object accelerating in the following example? Choose yes or no and an explanation.

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A boat cruises in a straight line at 30 knots.

yes
yes, decrease in velocity
change in direction
no
increase in velocity
no, no change in direction or velocity
decrease in velocity
yes, increase in velocity
yes, change in direction

9. Is the object accelerating in the following example? Choose yes or no and an explanation.

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A boat, still traveling at 30 knots, turns around and heads back.

yes
yes, decrease in velocity
change in direction
no
increase in velocity
no, no change in direction or velocity
decrease in velocity
yes, increase in velocity
yes, change in direction

10. A descendant of Galileo drops a Bowling ball, baseball, and crow’s wing feather from the top of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Tell which of the objects hits first, second, and third.

Explain your answer.

11. A car is traveling along at 50 mph, according to the speedometer. Thelma is driving and Louise is in the passenger’s seat.

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What is Louise’s speed from Thelma’s point of view (frame of reference)?

50 miles/hour
not enough information to tell
over 100 miles/hour
0 miles/hour
100 miles/hour
between 0 miles/hour and 50 miles/hour
between 50 miles/hour and 100 miles/hour

12. Explain your answer to question #11.

13. A car is traveling along at 50 mph, according to the speedometer. Thelma is driving and Louise is in the passenger’s seat.

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Wayne is standing at the curb as the car passes him. What is Louise’s speed from Wayne’s frame of reference?

not enough information to tell
between 50 mph and 100 mph
100 mph
50 mph
between 0 mph and 50 mph
over 100 mph
0 mph

14. Explain your answer to #13.

15. A car is traveling along at 50 mph, according to the speedometer. Thelma is driving and Louise is in the passenger’s seat.

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A police helicopter is hovering directly over the car as it moves along. What is Louise’s speed from the pilot’s frame of reference?

over 100 mph
between 0 mph and 50 mph
not enough information to tell
50 mph100 mph
between 50 mph and 100 mph
0 mph

16. Explain your answer in #15.
I know its alot I know i should do this myself Ireally need help badly my mom or myself cannot get the answers HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!! I AM BEGGING YOU PLEASE

You need to break these down into separate questions. No way is anyone going to keep scrolling up and down so they can do your entire homework assignment.

The answer to 15. is 0mph.

16. 0 mph because the car and the helicopter are moving the same speed. If you ignored everything around them, neither would appear to be moving. If the helicopter was moving past the car, Louise’s speed would appear to be negative or backwards. If the car was moving ahead of the helicopter, Louise’s speed would be positive but would not appear as fast to the police in the helicopter as is would to an observer on the ground.

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As far as the tripod goes I have a bogen/manfrotto 3021BN which is a great all around tripod and is extremely well made. link:

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1. When Bowling, your physics buddy asks how much impulse is needed to stop a 10-kg bowling ball moving at 6 m/s. What is your answer?

2. A 2-kg ball of putty moving to the right has a head on inelastic collision with a 1-kg putty ball moving to the left. If the combined blob doesn’t move just after the collision, what can you conclude about the relative speeds of the balls before they collided?
(For this one, am I correct in thinking that the 2-kg putty is moving at half the speed of the 1-kg putty? That just seems logical, but I don’t know what equation to use)

1. impulse is equal to change in momentum (delta p). therefore use your initiall momentum as
pi = mvi and use ur final momentum as pf = mvf. you know the ball needs to be stopped therefore your final velocity and as a result momentum are both 0. so ur answer is impulse = pf – pi
= 0 – pi

remember you will get a negative answer here as the ball is slowing down. this is assuming that the ball speeding up would be positive. this is just one way of setting up your frames of reference. you could just as easily let the condition that the ball slows down be a positive value, but then the condition that the ball speeds up is negative.

2. yes correct, the condition that the two objects hit each and come to rest immediately after impact is such that their two momentums are equal since they are oppositely directed. given by:
p1 = m1v1 and p2 = m2v2 where m1v1 = m2v2. using that last eqn, you can conclude that the 1kg object is travelling at double the speed of the 2kg object. or as you said, that the 2kg object is moving at half the speed of the 1kg object

1 1/2 cup dry oatmeal
1 cup flour
1/ cup maple syrup
1 cup shredded carrots or apples
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon sugar
2 teaspoons vegetable oil

Step1. Mix all dry ingredients (oatmeal, flour, salt and sugar) into a large bowl and blend thoroughly.
Step 2. Add your wet ingredients to your dry mix one at a time. Start with the vegetable oil and then add your shredded carrots or apples. The maple syrup will be the most difficult to blend in, but its thick, sticky texture will hold your horse treats together.
Step 3.Place the entire mix in the refrigerator and allow it to chill. This will make the mix easier to work with when you’re trying to roll it into balls or flatten it to cut out shapes.
Step 4.Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
Step 5.Roll the chilled mixture or dough into 1 inch balls using your fingers or two spoons. Place them 1 ½ inches apart on an ungreased cookie sheet. This recipe should make approximately 30 horse treats depending on the size of your cookies.
Step 6.Bake for 15 to 18 minutes or until golden brown.
Step 7.Let the cookies cool completely.

Sounds like something I’d make for my goats. Except when i did them, I mixed in some of their grain ration. Raisins would be a good add-in also. Yum!

I have the following:
- Crate
- Bedding for Crate
- Blanket to cover Crate
- Baby Gates
- Food
- Water and Food Bowls
- Poopy Bags
- Puppy collar
- Walking Leash
- Leash for the backyard (use when doing business..15ft)
- Biscuits
- Stuffed dog toys
- Balls
- Chew toys
- Brush
- Toothbrush Kit
- Puppy Shampoo
- Puppy Grooming Spray
- Bell (To hang on door… rings when needed to go out)
- Vet Appointment
- Dog books

AND: Love and Care.

I am picking up an ID tag soon.
Jessika: Yep, I have a collar, though I wrote it on the list as Puppy collar, so that is why you might’ve missed it.

The puppy will be gated in the kitchen until potty trained. (not to worry, the kitchen is fairly large) So would you say I still need to get that Enzymatic Cleaner?

Good for you!
You seem very prepared and well researched.
One last thing I would suggest you remember to have with you at all times is patience.
Puppies need it, but they’re worth it.
Good luck with your new dog.

edit: also remember to puppy proof your house and/or yard and store away any rat poison, bug spray, etc. so that she can’t get to it.
here is a list of plants and foods that are toxic to dogs; be sure to avoid giving her these.

http://www.entirelypets.com/toxicfoods.html

http://petcare.suite101.com/article.cfm/toxic_foods_for_dogs