A student weighing 200 N climbed a flight of stairs 9.0 m high in 4 s. How much work was done by the student?
a. 1800 J
b. 800 J
c. 1800 W
d. 800 W
e. 50 W
Answer: a. 1800 J
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A. L/6, 3L/2 B. 5L/6, 3L/2 C. 2L/13, 5L/6 D. 3L/2, L/6
Statistical evidence
a. can be used to draw conclusions about a specific cases. b. is applicable to classes of objects where only a few objects from the class have been studied. c. allows scientists to determine the mechanism that produces the dust ring in Centaurus A. d. allows scientists to deduce general characteristics about a class of objects with similar properties. e. provides insight into the behavior of an individual object based on careful observations of it.
Do you remember how we do measure distances to stars?
A: inverse square law B: p-p chain C: parallax D: measure sizes E: none of the above
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