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Sometimes changes in observable properties can indicate a physical change rather than a chemical change. Take, for example, the dissolved sugar demonstration from the previous activity. After the sugar dissolves in the water, it is left out overnight in the petri dish. The next day, all the water has evaporated, but the sugar is left in the petri dish. Was this a physical or chemical change?
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A200-n force is applied to the foot-operated air pump. the return spring s exerts a 2.6-n·m moment on member oba for this position. determine the corresponding compression force c in the cylinder bd. if the diameter of the piston in the cylinder is 40 mm, estimate the air pressure generated for these conditions. state any assumptions. enter a positive number for the compression force c.
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2) why do satelites not fall while revolving around the earth?
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