In a situation where an object can move only along the x axis, you see this statement in a book: “The object’s velocity is v = (x ? x0) / t, where x is the object’s position at time t to the left or right of its position x0 at time t = 0.” Is being used here as a shorthand for (A) or vx (C)?

A. A
B. C


B. C

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A) The charge on C2 increases. B) The charge on C2 decreases. C) The charge on C2 remains the same.

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How much charge is on a conducting sphere of diameter 20m if its surface potential is at 50 mV?

A.
B.
C.
D.
E.

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A) gamma-ray B) X-ray C) ultraviolet D) infrared E) radio

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The mass of a galaxy can be estimated using Newton's modification of Kepler's Third law.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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