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I got 8 of 8 correct ...Most people on these forums have a pretty good comprehension of science and I would expect a pretty good result
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Quiz Can You Answer 5th Grade Science Questions - TIME
16/25 of the force that would be exerted at regular acceleration.on the subject of elementary science:
if you observed something falling at 64% of the acceleration of gravity for 900 ft
how would you describe the force exerted on whatever is under the falling mass?
16/25 of the force that would be exerted at regular acceleration.on the subject of elementary science:
if you observed something falling at 64% of the acceleration of gravity for 900 ft
how would you describe the force exerted on whatever is under the falling mass?
on earth? 32 ft/s/s 9.81 m/s/s16/25 of the force that would be exerted at regular acceleration.on the subject of elementary science:
if you observed something falling at 64% of the acceleration of gravity for 900 ft
how would you describe the force exerted on whatever is under the falling mass?
Please define "regular acceleration" (?)
spammy's it was freefall ploy fails again and is way off topic .16/25 of the force that would be exerted at regular acceleration.on the subject of elementary science:
if you observed something falling at 64% of the acceleration of gravity for 900 ft
how would you describe the force exerted on whatever is under the falling mass?
Please define "regular acceleration" (?)
can i use that excuse the next time I need to bullshit my way out of something?I missed "special machine" because I didn't take the time to look up this invented terminology, which seems to have replaced actual learning and understanding in our schools.
hardly, I just know a great bullshit line when I see one.can i use that excuse the next time I need to bullshit my way out of something?I missed "special machine" because I didn't take the time to look up this invented terminology, which seems to have replaced actual learning and understanding in our schools.
The next time? You must be an expert...
on earth? 32 ft/s/s 9.81 m/s/s16/25 of the force that would be exerted at regular acceleration.on the subject of elementary science:
if you observed something falling at 64% of the acceleration of gravity for 900 ft
how would you describe the force exerted on whatever is under the falling mass?
Please define "regular acceleration" (?)
hardly, I just know a great bullshit line when I see one.can i use that excuse the next time I need to bullshit my way out of something?I missed "special machine" because I didn't take the time to look up this invented terminology, which seems to have replaced actual learning and understanding in our schools.
The next time? You must be an expert...
No.on earth? 32 ft/s/s 9.81 m/s/s16/25 of the force that would be exerted at regular acceleration.on the subject of elementary science:
if you observed something falling at 64% of the acceleration of gravity for 900 ft
how would you describe the force exerted on whatever is under the falling mass?
Please define "regular acceleration" (?)
So then it would have to be then 9/25ths of its weight while at rest.
during "regular acceleration" the mass would be weightless.
why? bullshit is bullshithardly, I just know a great bullshit line when I see one.can i use that excuse the next time I need to bullshit my way out of something?I missed "special machine" because I didn't take the time to look up this invented terminology, which seems to have replaced actual learning and understanding in our schools.
The next time? You must be an expert...
You really need to work on expanding your vocabulary.
give it up spammyon earth? 32 ft/s/s 9.81 m/s/s16/25 of the force that would be exerted at regular acceleration.on the subject of elementary science:
if you observed something falling at 64% of the acceleration of gravity for 900 ft
how would you describe the force exerted on whatever is under the falling mass?
Please define "regular acceleration" (?)
So then it would have to be then 9/25ths of its weight while at rest.
during "regular acceleration" the mass would be weightless.
No.on earth? 32 ft/s/s 9.81 m/s/s16/25 of the force that would be exerted at regular acceleration.on the subject of elementary science:
if you observed something falling at 64% of the acceleration of gravity for 900 ft
how would you describe the force exerted on whatever is under the falling mass?
Please define "regular acceleration" (?)
So then it would have to be then 9/25ths of its weight while at rest.
during "regular acceleration" the mass would be weightless.
why? bullshit is bullshithardly, I just know a great bullshit line when I see one.can i use that excuse the next time I need to bullshit my way out of something?I missed "special machine" because I didn't take the time to look up this invented terminology, which seems to have replaced actual learning and understanding in our schools.
The next time? You must be an expert...
You really need to work on expanding your vocabulary.
