A typical, neutrally charged atom has

a. just as many electrons as protons.

b. no neutrons in the nucleus.

c. more protons than electrons.

d. as many electrons as protons and neutrons combined.

e. at least 1 neutron.

A body weighs 10newton in air and 9.5 in water. How will it weigh in alchohol if density 0.8gcm-³

If you increase the mass but keep force constant what will happen to the acceleration of the object

The forces acting on a sailboat are 390 n north and 180 n east. if the boat (including crew) has a mass of 270 kg, what are the magnitude and direction of the boat's acceleration?

A kettle transfers 1500 J of energy, 1200 J to a thermal energy store and 300 J to a vibrational energy store (sound). How efficient is the kettle?

Cindy exerts a force of 40 newtons and moves a chair 6 meters. Her brother Andy pushes a different chair for 6 meters while exerting a force of 30 newtons. Andy does (less or more?) work than Cindy.

You pull on a wagon resting on the sidewalk. What will happen next. A. The wagon does not move because the wagon applies more force to you than you apply to the wagon. B. The wagon moves because you apply more friction to the ground. C.

If someone travels 3000 feet in one second, how far will it travel in 18 minutes

How long did it take to reload a rifle during the 18th 19 century?

Oil flows upward in the wick of a lantern because of the liquid property called A. meniscusity. B. capillarity. C. density. D. viscosity.

A high-mass star has more "fuel" than a low-mass star. which lives longer? why?