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These are practice questions for Campbell's Biology, Chapter 42: Circulation and Gas Exchange. This is a great resource for AP, Honors,...
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These are practice questions for Campbell's Biology, Chapter 42: Circulation and Gas Exchange. This is a great resource for AP, Honors,...
A 1.5 tonne car travelling at 100km/h suddenly brakes. The brakes provide an overall force of 50 times the normal reaction. Calculate the acceleration of the car.
On a very wet and slippery rugby field a 120 kg halfback tackles a 90 kg second rower. Prior to the collision the halfback is slipping with a velocity of 5.6m/s south and the second rower is sliding...
A car of 1 tonne travels at a speed of 100km/h collides with a 3 tonne van travelling 20km/h in the same direction. After the collision the car rebounds at 20km/h. Calculate the impulse on the van...
A car (m=900kg) travelling at 70km/h hits a pedestrian (m=60kg) who is travelling at 1m/s in the same direction. After the collision the car has a velocity of 30km/h in the same direction it was originally...
How does a microscope work? What is the path of the light as it goes through a microscope? What is the purpose of each lens or prism? Please help.
Osmosis is the movement of water from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration across a semi permeable membrane, but how does it link to the surrounding water being Hypertonic,...
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A reference table for some common compounds' molar heat capacities (C) to be used in heat exchange formula Q = mC?T.
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A reference chart on the standard enthalpies (?H) of formation for some common compounds.