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A ball is thrown upward at 189 m/s from a height of 20 meters off the ground. How long will it take for the ball to be at ground level?

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You have two magnets. How do you find out their potential? What are the methods?

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Can a battery that never loses capacity be invented, or does it violate the law of physics? Each time a battery is charged and/or discharged, it permanently loses some capacity. Can this problem be solved, so a battery can never lose capacity?

asked Mar 20, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by SolarisScribe

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If something was travelling faster than light in a medium then released into space, would it slow down or keep going?

asked Mar 20, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by AstralSculptor

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Is there something stronger than dark matter?

asked Mar 20, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by ozskins

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Why does a ball move in a curved path when it’s thrown at different angles on the Earth, but goes straight up and down when released into space?

asked Mar 19, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by SolarisScribe

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What would happen if you inflated a balloon with vacuum inside it?

asked Mar 19, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by buster14

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If there is vacuum in space, what does the rocket jet push it forward against?

asked Mar 19, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by ACP25

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What would happen if the Earth was moving with a speed double than the actual (67,000 m/h)?

asked Mar 19, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by Conor Terry

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How can my cold water pressure (or flow) be so much lower than the hot water?

asked Mar 19, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by SolarisScribe

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Why is there gravity?

asked Mar 19, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by Pollowick

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Since you age faster in space, does that mean you're decaying more quickly or are you time traveling?

asked Mar 18, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by Vixere

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Why don't salt water and fresh water mix although salt can mix with fresh water and become salt water?

asked Mar 18, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by Clark Kent

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What are the best project management tools for managers?

asked Mar 18, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by BlazeOracle

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What will happen if Earth stops rotating for 1 second only and then resumes again?

asked Mar 18, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by rodger

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An object pf 2kg falls from 50m height. The object experiences air resistance of 0.2N when it is falling down. How much time is required for the object to fall on the ground?

asked Mar 18, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by NovaDreamer

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How far can a mother push a 20.0 kg baby carriage, using a force of 62.0 N at an angle of 30.0º to the horizontal, if she can do 2920 J of work?

asked Mar 18, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by Madmax83

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What is the distance covered by a free falling body in two seconds?

asked Mar 18, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by Sam Dingle

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What distance does a body cover in the last 2 seconds, if it starts from rest and travels for 100s with uniform acceleration of 1.5m/s?

asked Mar 18, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by Andrew Williams

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A basketball of mass 0.0400 kg is dropped from a height of 5.00 m to the ground and bounces back to a height of 3.00 m. a.On its way down, how much potential energy does the ball lose? B.On its way back, how much potential energy does the ball regain

asked Mar 17, 2023 in Physics of Everyday Life by Waqasr89

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