algebra
what similarities and differences are there between functions and linear equations? Is there an instance when a linear equation is not a function?
algebra
I am lost on solving this problem 3x+8=8x-5x+10 I know the next step is 3x+8=3x+10 I am lost after that
A &P
How are muscluar movement, bone growth, an nerve transmission interrelated.
A & P
how is blood clotting, immune response, allergic reaction and hormone release interrelated?
Physics bobpursley
hello ok i realized what you meant. =) An object of mass M = 921 g is pushed at a constant speed up a frictionless inclined surface which forms an angle θ = 50o with the horizontal. The normal force acts perpendicular to the slope. The slope is the x-component and y compo...
Physics
A tennis ball of mass 57. g bounces off a wall. Right before hitting the wall, the ball is moving to the right and up with vx=+40. m/s and vy=+10. m/s. Right after bouncing off the wall, the ball is moving to the left and up with vx=-35. m/s and vy=+10. m/s. If the ball is in ...
Physics
An object of mass M = 884 g lies on a table. It is free to move along a horizontal, frictionless surface. This object is connected to a second object that hangs along the slide of the table by a massless string that runs over a pulley and connects both masses. This object has ...
Physics
An object of mass M = 1,338 g is pushed at a constant speed up a frictionless inclined surface which forms an angle θ = 50 degrees with the horizontal. Incline is increasing. What is the magnitude of the force that is exerted by the inclined surface on the object?
Physics
All forces in this problem act on an object along the same axis. Two forces have values -5N +10N respectively. What should be done to bring the system into mechanical equilibrium???
Physics
That is weird I had posted a question before!! lol anyways the question was; All forces in this problem act on an object along the same axis. Two forces have values -5N +10N respectively. What should be done to bring the system into mechanical equilibrium??? add a third force ...
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