9. Two objects of the same volume,but differing densities are placed on a bookshelf.Which object has...
9. Two objects of the same volume,but differing densities are placed on a bookshelf.Which object has more mass?
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A) The object with higher density
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B) The object with higher density
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C) The objects have the same mass
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D) Indeterminable
10. In the linear equation v = at + vi, what are the units of the y-intercept for the graph
v(m/s) vs t(s)?
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A) Force
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B) Distance
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C) Mass
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D) acceleration
11. How many micrometers are there in ten terameters?
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A) 10-12
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B) 10+19
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C) 10+15
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D) 10+15
12. How many cubic centimeters are in 3 cubic meters?
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A) 3,000,000
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B) 3000,000
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C) 9
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D) 30,000,000
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