5 Homework - E Untitled document - Google Doc X A https://deltastate.instructure.com/courses/31028/quizzes/112819/take Getting Help: Please reach out to me via my virtual student hours (aka office hours) if you have questions. Note that if you send homework questions via Canvas, do not expect me to reply outside of Monday-Friday between 9 AM-5 PM. This means if you wait until the last minute to work on your homework, I will not be able to help you. Also note that Monday is Labor Day.but, I'll still be on for my virtual office hours. Use this handy equation sheet as you are working: PHY 221 Equations - Fall 2020.pdfa D Question 1 1 pts A 5,334 kg car driving to the right hits a 0.23 kg bee with its bumper, causing the car to momentarily accelerate at -0.001 m/s?. What is the acceleration of the bee in m/s2? Question 2 1 pts A passenger with a mass of 66.87 kg stands on a scale in a stationary elevator cab. What does the scale read if the elevator cab accelerates upward at 2.98 m/s?? The scale provides a reading in units of Newtons, not the typical units of pounds as is standard for a bathroom scale in the United States. e to search E

5 Homework - E Untitled document - Google Doc X A https://deltastate.instructure.com/courses/31028/quizzes/112819/take Getting Help: Please reach out to me via my virtual student hours (aka office hours) if you have questions. Note that if you send homework questions via Canvas, do not expect me to reply outside of Monday-Friday between 9 AM-5 PM. This means if you wait until the last minute to work on your homework, I will not be able to help you. Also note that Monday is Labor Day.but, I'll still be on for my virtual office hours. Use this handy equation sheet as you are working: PHY 221 Equations - Fall 2020.pdfa D Question 1 1 pts A 5,334 kg car driving to the right hits a 0.23 kg bee with its bumper, causing the car to momentarily accelerate at -0.001 m/s?. What is the acceleration of the bee in m/s2? Question 2 1 pts A passenger with a mass of 66.87 kg stands on a scale in a stationary elevator cab. What does the scale read if the elevator cab accelerates upward at 2.98 m/s?? The scale provides a reading in units of Newtons, not the typical units of pounds as is standard for a bathroom scale in the United States. e to search E

Horizons: Exploring the Universe (MindTap Course List)

14th Edition

ISBN:9781305960961

Author:Michael A. Seeds, Dana Backman

Publisher:Michael A. Seeds, Dana Backman

Chapter15: Origin Of The Solar System And Extrasolar Planets

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7RQ: If you visited another planetary system, would you be surprised to find planets older than Earth?...

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