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Given the following measurement….1000 miles/hour….what does…

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Given the following measurement….1000 miles/hour….what does the “1000” part of the measurement represent?
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A general rule for estimating the distance in miles between…

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A general rule for estimating the distance in miles between an observer and a lightning bolt is to count the number of seconds between seeing the lightning and hearing it, and dividing by
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Density can be defined as:

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Density can be defined as:
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When we say that an astronaut in the ISS is “weightless”, wh…

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When we say that an astronaut in the ISS is “weightless”, what is meant is that he/she          
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Both liquids and gases are classified as fluids.  What chara…

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Both liquids and gases are classified as fluids.  What characteristic do they share that    classifies them that way.
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A continuous change of position is called

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A continuous change of position is called
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A continuous change of position is called

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A continuous change of position is called
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One result of the Doppler effect is that the sound waves fro…

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One result of the Doppler effect is that the sound waves from a sender (a siren for example) arrive at increasingly more frequent intervals at the receiver (your ear for example) as the sender moves closer to the receiver, and the sound has
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One result of the Doppler effect is that the sound waves fro…

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One result of the Doppler effect is that the sound waves from a sender (a siren for example) arrive at increasingly more frequent intervals at the receiver (your ear for example) as the sender moves closer to the receiver, and the sound has
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To cancel a sound, two identical sound waves must be produce…

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To cancel a sound, two identical sound waves must be produced, but they must be
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