Which estimate is realistic?
A) Volume of air in an inflated balloon is around 22.4dm³.
B) Wei...
Physics, 14.01.2021 16:00 jessnolonger
Which estimate is realistic?
A) Volume of air in an inflated balloon is around 22.4dm³.
B) Weight of an apple is around 3.0N.
C) Area of a piece of tissue paper is around 17cm².
D) Potential energy of an adult living in a 2 story house is around 2500J.
E) Kinetic energy of a baby crawling on the ground is around 9.0J.
Provide a short explanation as to why you believe your answer is the most realistic.
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