physics
A 25 kg chair initially at rest on a horizontal floor requires 393 N horizontal force to set it in motion. Once the chair is in motion, a 301 N horizontal force keeps it moving at a constant velocity. a) Find the coefficient of static friction between teh chair and the floor. ...
Info. Tech (Computer Science)
1.)(a) CPU 1 has speed of 2.6 GH (steps per second) and runs a program which needs 10.9 T steps. (b) CPU 2 has speed of 2.2 GH and runs program which needs 7.3 T steps. ---How long does it take for CPU 1 and CPU 2 to finish the work? (Show all work!) 2.)How many more more 4 le...
chem
The answer should actually be C6H8O7. The other user should have multiplied by 2.
11th grade Math
Two cars travel the same distance. The first car travels at a rate of 37 mph and reaches its destination in t hours. The second car travels at a rate of 54 mph and reaches its destination in 3 hours earlier than the first car. How long does it take for the first car to reach i...
Math Grade 11
Solve for d in this triangle |\ 1 | \ M| \ I | \ d L | \ E |___ \ | 90| x\ ------- x Is 60 Degrees The 90 Box is a right angle. THank you!
Physics
A 69.5 kg painter is on a uniform 30.0 kg scaffold supported from above by ropes . There is a 5.0 kg pail of paint to one side, as shown. The scaffold is 6 m long. 1.0 m on both ends and 4 m in the middle. From the left end at 1.0 m to the pail is 1.0 m. How close to the end c...
10th grade
If you have a graphing calculator just plug in y= (-4/3)x+(4/3) 4x+3y=4 -4x -4x 3y = -4x+ /3 /3 y = (-4/3)x+(4/3) I used (parenthesis) to show fractions.
AP Chemistry
insoluble bases include, Ni(OH)2 and Mg(OH)2.
chemistry
Fe(S)+ 2 HCl(ag) --> FeCL2(ag)+ H2(g What mass of H2 (g) is produced from the reaction of 5.2 Fe(s) with excess hydrochloric acid?
Physics
A small object of mass 3.00 g and charge -13 µC "floats" in a uniform electric field. What is the magnitude and direction of the electric field?
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