Different observers always agree about the order of events that occur at the same place
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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A satellite is orbiting Earth in a circular orbit of radius r when it fires its rockets and acquires speed rapidly. Following this, the satellite's orbit
A) becomes hyperbolic. B) stays circular but with a larger radius. C) stays circular but with a smaller radius. D) becomes elliptical. E) none of the above
The radius of an approximately spherical nucleus is given by r =
a. r0Z3. b. r0Z1/3. c. r0A3. d. r0A1/3. e. r0(A ? Z)1/3.
What must be the resolving power of a grating allowing a spectral line at 683.80 nm to be distinguished from another line differing by 0.33 nm? (1 nm = 10?9 m)
a. 2,100 b. 46 c. 4,300,000 d. 230 e. 684
On rare occasions, Mercury and Venus can transit the Sun, crossing directly between us and our Sun
If you were watching the event closely, such as on June 5, 2012, you might note a "tear-drop" effect as Venus came on and left the solar disk, very different from the disk of Mercury. Explain.