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An example of a formation process is:

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: September 22, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
An example of a formation process is:
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Reverse stratigraphy would result from which of the followin…

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: September 22, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
Reverse stratigraphy would result from which of the following situations?
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Mary Leakey’s discovery of fossil footprints in volcanic ash…

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: February 12, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
Mary Leakey’s discovery of fossil footprints in volcanic ash at Laetoli was important because:
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The upper part of a soil where active organic and mechanical…

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: February 12, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
The upper part of a soil where active organic and mechanical decomposition of geological and organic material occurs is the:
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The force of gravity between two masses separated by 1 m is…

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: January 26, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
The force of gravity between two masses separated by 1 m is FF. If the distance between the masses is halved, what is the new force? A) 2F2FB) 4F4FC) F/2F/2D) F/4F/4
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A 2 kg object is acted upon by two forces: 10 N10 \, \text{N…

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: January 26, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
A 2 kg object is acted upon by two forces: 10 N10 \, \text{N} to the right and 4 N4 \, \text{N} to the left. What is its acceleration? A) 3 m/s23 \, \text{m/s}^2B) 2 m/s22 \, \text{m/s}^2C) 4 m/s24 \, \text{m/s}^2D) 6 m/s26 \, \text{m/s}^2
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An arrow is shot horizontally at 50 m/s. How far does it fal…

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: January 26, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
An arrow is shot horizontally at 50 m/s. How far does it fall vertically after 3 seconds? (Take g=10 m/s2g = 10 \, \text{m/s}^2) A) 30 mB) 45 mC) 90 mD) 150 m
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The area under a velocity-time graph represents what quantit…

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: January 26, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
The area under a velocity-time graph represents what quantity? A) SpeedB) DisplacementC) AccelerationD) Force
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When does frictional force become independent of the surface…

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: January 26, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
When does frictional force become independent of the surface area of contact? A) AlwaysB) Only in the case of kinetic frictionC) Only in the case of static frictionD) When the object moves at constant speed
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Hooke’s Law applies to: A) Perfectly elastic materialsB) Pla…

Posted on: January 26, 2025 Last updated on: January 26, 2025 Written by: Anonymous
Hooke’s Law applies to: A) Perfectly elastic materialsB) Plastic deformationC) Both elastic and plastic materialsD) Only brittle materials
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