Physics Homework Aid

Physics holds significant importance among the natural sciences, elucidating life's wonders and ranking among the most challenging subjects to master.

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Which of the following describes how energy is transferred by mechanical work? Energy is transferred by a force moving an object Energy is transferred as a wave Energy is transferred by a charge moving Energy is transferred from a hotter to a cooler object

A ball bounces several times after it is dropped. The graph shows the height of the ball over time. Height is measured in meters and time is measured in seconds. Select all statements that are true about the graph and the situation it represents. A The vertical intercept shows the time when the ball hits the ground. B The vertical intercept shows when the ball is dropped. The function reaches its maxim

What word is needed to complete blank 4 in the table? Enter your answer Substance & Does it flow? & Can it be compressed? & Density A & yes & no & medium B & yes & BLANK 1 & very low C & yes & BLANK 2 & medium D & BLANK 3 & no & high E & no & no & BLANK 4

pressure=(force)/(area) A force of 160 Newtons is applied to an area of 6.4 square metres. Work out the pressure. Give the units of your answer. square

Match the alternative energy type to its description. hydroelectric power wind power solar power biomass energy geothermal power converts electromagnetic radiation into electricity pumps water underground to be heated by the mantle and heat exchanger to turn that thermal energy into electricity uses air moving from high to low pressure systems to spin a turbine relies on water changing elevation to spin turbines combuting plant or animal material to produce energy often uses waste materials