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It should, yeah.hmm look 5 kg will apply 5 times more force than 1 kg right???
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It should, yeah.hmm look 5 kg will apply 5 times more force than 1 kg right???
i was actually laughing at my foolish methodIf weight of 1 kg mass was 50 N (which means that the gravitational field was 50 N/kg) the 5 kg mass would have a weight of 250 N!
h = heighthow can it be hypotenus whn h is always greater than base and perpndicular ???
which hieght are u finding i thought the hypotenus should be found outh = height
It's useless to debate on this.which hieght are u finding i thought the hypotenus should be found out
Basic? I don't get you.
If it was NaSO4 + KCl, then the reaction would have happened, double displacement, KSO4 and NaCl would have formed. They are both salts, the more reactive element will displace the less reactive element.
i stil suck at concepts?? aryt ignore tht...NaSO4+KCl will form KSO4 because pottasium is more reactive than sodium, but will sodium also form a bond with Cl?? i thought this wasnt posible so i opted for option A, n besides tht, its formed by titration n in my book it says sodium hydroxide,,so..NaCl basic? it is a salt
i stil suck at concepts?? aryt ignore tht...NaSO4+KCl will form KSO4 because pottasium is more reactive than sodium, but will sodium also form a bond with Cl?? i thought this wasnt posible so i opted for option A, n besides tht, its formed by titration n in my book it says sodium hydroxide,,so..
I was just giving an example that the reverse of the reaction KSO4 + NaCl happens but the reaction itself doesn't.i stil suck at concepts?? aryt ignore tht...NaSO4+KCl will form KSO4 because pottasium is more reactive than sodium, but will sodium also form a bond with Cl?? i thought this wasnt posible so i opted for option A, n besides tht, its formed by titration n in my book it says sodium hydroxide,,so..
You don't know the time taken so how will you find the speed from the acceleration?we have mass and a force we can calculate accelaration
Just leave it, I'll ask my teacher!UGH this question
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