Would ocean tides exist if the gravitational pull of the Moon (and the Sun) were somehow equal on all parts of the world? Explain.

Q: What was the PE when the mass of an object was 5kg and is 2 meters of the ground (height)? (Remember…

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Q: 109. Calculate the weight of a 5.00-kilogram object at the surface of Earth.

A: Given the mass of the object,            m = 5.00kg

Q: How do centripetal forces and gravitation forces interact to produce the tides?

A: How do centripetal forces and gravitation forces interact to produce the tides?

Q: Earth's gravitational pull just got three times stronger! What happens to your weight?

A: Answer:   Introduction: It is here to introduce that the gravitational pull of the earth concept and…

Q: DO ALL SYSTEMS IN NATURE EXIST IN EQUILIRIBUM

A: in this question we discuss about equilibrium.

Q: Which statement is true regarding the Coriolis force? A. The Coriolis force is a real force that…

A: The Coriolis force is perpendicular to the direction of motion of an object.

Q: When do spring tides occur?

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Q: If somebody tugged hard on your shirt sleeve, it would likely tear. But if all parts of your shirt…

A: Most people today know that the ocean tides are caused principally by the gravitational influence of…

Q: What happen if earth don't have gravity?

A: There's a very famous quote on the imagination if earth don't have gravity, i.e. "Earth itself would…

Q: . Calculate the gravitational potential energy with respect to Earth's surface gained by a…

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Q: A 150‑lbm astronaut took his bathroom scale (a spring scale) and a beam scale (compares masses) to…

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Q: 3.) Tidal forces are greatest when the Earth, the sun and the moon are in line. When this occurs at…

A: (a) Draw the diagram of the tidal motion as:

Q: What would be the effect on Earth’s tides if the diameter of Earth were very much larger than it is?…

A: Tides are due to the differential gravity due to the Moon. The side of earth closer to the Moon…

Q: Tides are 1 Earth caused Earth is tilted at rotation takes because of what type of pull? what angle?…

A: Tides are caused by gravitational pull by the moon on earth.

Q: If the sun's gravity is 27.9 times that of earth. How much an object of weight 19139.4 N, mass on…

A: We know that weight  W=mg Given that  W=19139.4N gravity of sun g'=9.8×27.9m/s2

Q: Centrifugal force increases with: A) Temperature B) Pressure C) Acceleration D) Humidity

A: The formula for centrifugal force is; F=mv2R Here, a=v2R is the centripetal acceleration

Q: Why aren't high ocean tides exactly 12 hours apart?

A: High ocean tides are not exactly 12 hours apart since during high tides, while the Earth spins, the…

Q: Discuss why tides occur in Earth’s crust and in Earth’s atmosphere.

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Q: If you were on an alien planet, where multiple sources of gravity were affecting you, would the…

A: The gravity simply means pulling all things toward ground. human body develop itself according to…

Q: The human body is composed mostly of water. Why does the Moon overhead cause appreciably less tidal…

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Q: microns, what is its maximum speed of fall? The density of water

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Q: Two planets, planet A and planet B, have the same surface gravity. However, planet B has twice the…

A: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question…

Q: If Earth were of uniform density, would your weight increase or decrease at the bottom of a deep…

A: Answer The weight will decrease

Q: the centre of the earth, if it weighed 100 N on the surface? mass density, how much would a body…

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Q: With respect to spring and neap ocean tides, when are the tides lowest? That is, when is it best for…

A: The rise or fall of the waves occurs due to the gravitational pull of Moon either in new or full…

Q: Must engineers take Earth’s rotation into account when constructing very tall buildings at any…

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Q: Based on your answer from Question #2, how would pressure at depth change from a lake to an ocean?

A: According to hydrostatic Law,pressure at any height is given by , P = (density)*(g)*(height) Since…

Q: What do you mean by Stokes’ law?

A: Stokes law is named after George Gabriel Stokes, who has described the relationship between the…

Q: A spring obeying Hooke's law has a spring constant of 2.7 N/m. If you load it with 2.2 kg  (about 1…

A: Given data:  Spring constant (k) = 2.7 N/m Mass (m) = 2.2 kg Acceleration due to gravity (g) = 9.8…

Q: Why are there tides on both sides of the earth not just closer to the moon? Also why 2 tides a day…

A: According to the Newton’s law of gravitation, there exists a gravitational force between the Earth…

Q: The weight of the atmosphere above 1 m2 of Earths surface is about 100,000 N. Density, of course,…

A: The mass of the sir 1m2 of earth surface is,

Q: Describe the differences between spring and neap tides. What are the physical reasons that cause…

A: As the sun, earth and moon are all aligned (full moon or new moon), combined pull on earth due to…

Q: Tides are essential to oceanic life, including the reproductive activities of fish and ocean plants.…

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Q: Do tides occur in the molten interior of Earth for the same reason the tides occur in the oceans?

A: the tide is due to the differences in gravitational force between earth and moon, in this case , yes…

Q: What is specific gravity? How is it related to density?

A: Density of a substance is measured as mass per unit volume.  Whereas the specific gravity is the…

Q: 1. Gravity is a between objects and depends on an object's size and their distance apart. 2. stays…

A: "Since you have asked multiple questions I am answering first 7 questions. If you need the answers…

Q: 9. Consider a ball thrown upward at 104 feet per second from a ledge 60 feet from the ground. If…

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