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Physics

A screw driver acts as a lever when used to open a paint can. If Juan applies a force of 25 N to the handle of the screwdriver. What mechanical advantage does the screwdriver provide if it applies a force of 350 N to the lid?

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MA=14

Explanation:

Given that

Force input ,F= 25 N

Force output ,F' = 350 N

We know that mechanical advantage(MA) is the ratio of force input to the force output.Mechanical advantage is given as

$MA=\dfrac{F'}{F}$

Now by putting the values in the above equation then we get

$MA=\dfrac{350}{25}$

MA=14

Therefore the mechanical advantage will be 14.

Physics

A screw driver acts as a lever when used to open a paint can. If Juan applies a force of 25 N to the handle of the screwdriver. What mechanical advantage does the screwdriver provide if it applies a force of 350 N to the lid?

Step-by-step answer

P Answered by PhD

8

MA=14

Explanation:

Given that

Force input ,F= 25 N

Force output ,F' = 350 N

We know that mechanical advantage(MA) is the ratio of force input to the force output.Mechanical advantage is given as

$MA=\dfrac{F'}{F}$

Now by putting the values in the above equation then we get

$MA=\dfrac{350}{25}$

MA=14

Therefore the mechanical advantage will be 14.

History

Iwill mark brainiest , answer asap, . what is one reason many of the earliest agricultural communities were centered in southwest asia and on the nile river valley? a) the climate was cool and provided snow. b) the location was close to america and increased trade. c) there was a large population living in the desert nearby. d) many great rivers provided fertile land and easy transport of goods. 13) sumerians were the first to invent plows, 12 month calendars and a) papyrus. b) coin money. c) road system. d) wheeled carts. 14) the first complex

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D. The annual flooding allowed for expected and timely nourishment of the surrounding river lands. Waterways were also the ancient highways. If you wanted to get anywhere quickly, you did so on water.

your answer will be D) wheeled carts!

D) Sumerians hopefully this works

B; a century

the answer is A: theory writing was has not been deciphered

It was originally BC, which means "before christ", or AD, anno Domini, meaning "in the year of our Lord Jesus Chris"

'Communist Evil' I love that one XD

I dont know 18 T^T

A archeologist is the answer. because they study things like rock

Secondary sources are interpretations and analyses based on primary sources. For example, an autobiography is a primary source while a biography is a secondary source. Typical secondary sources include: Scholarly Journal Articles.

22 is D

That's a lot...

Hope this helps? XD

History

Iwill mark brainiest , answer asap, . what is one reason many of the earliest agricultural communities were centered in southwest asia and on the nile river valley? a) the climate was cool and provided snow. b) the location was close to america and increased trade. c) there was a large population living in the desert nearby. d) many great rivers provided fertile land and easy transport of goods. 13) sumerians were the first to invent plows, 12 month calendars and a) papyrus. b) coin money. c) road system. d) wheeled carts. 14) the first complex

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P Answered by PhD

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D. The annual flooding allowed for expected and timely nourishment of the surrounding river lands. Waterways were also the ancient highways. If you wanted to get anywhere quickly, you did so on water.

your answer will be D) wheeled carts!

D) Sumerians hopefully this works

B; a century

the answer is A: theory writing was has not been deciphered

It was originally BC, which means "before christ", or AD, anno Domini, meaning "in the year of our Lord Jesus Chris"

'Communist Evil' I love that one XD

I dont know 18 T^T

A archeologist is the answer. because they study things like rock

Secondary sources are interpretations and analyses based on primary sources. For example, an autobiography is a primary source while a biography is a secondary source. Typical secondary sources include: Scholarly Journal Articles.

22 is D

That's a lot...

Hope this helps? XD

Social Studies

How does a river delta best support the development of growing civilizations? Group of answer choices It provides water ideal for trading by boat upriver. It creates an area of fertile soil and slow-moving water for farming. Homes can be built on top of the river due to the slow water flow. It provides access to clean water and unique types of fish. Flag this Question

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It creates an area of fertile soil and slow-moving water for farming.

Explanation:

Delta rivers are rivers that extend over a rectangular shape and have spread across several riverbed arms. These rivers were very important for the establishment and growth of ancient civilizations. This is because they are rivers that are located in flat areas or with very low slope, with high levels of soil fertility and waters with slow and non-violent flow. These characteristics are great for the establishment of agriculture that was essential for these civilizations. An example of this is the Egyptian civilization that grew on the banks of the Nile River, a delta river.

Social Studies

How does a river delta best support the development of growing civilizations? Group of answer choices It provides water ideal for trading by boat upriver. It creates an area of fertile soil and slow-moving water for farming. Homes can be built on top of the river due to the slow water flow. It provides access to clean water and unique types of fish. Flag this Question

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P Answered by PhD

It creates an area of fertile soil and slow-moving water for farming.

Explanation:

Delta rivers are rivers that extend over a rectangular shape and have spread across several riverbed arms. These rivers were very important for the establishment and growth of ancient civilizations. This is because they are rivers that are located in flat areas or with very low slope, with high levels of soil fertility and waters with slow and non-violent flow. These characteristics are great for the establishment of agriculture that was essential for these civilizations. An example of this is the Egyptian civilization that grew on the banks of the Nile River, a delta river.

English

How does the narrator s view of the river change in Two Ways of Viewing the River. O a) Originally he sees it scary and foreign, but later he sees it as familiar and comforting. O b) He first thinks of the river as dirty and gross but later comes to appreciate its natural beauty. O c) At first he sees it as beautiful, but his experiences take away the wonder of it. d) He first sees it only for swimming and fishing but later sees ways in which the river provides a livelihood for those working it

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c) At first he sees it as beautiful, but his experiences take away the wonder of it.

Explanation:

The book Two Ways of Viewing the River by Mark Twan tells of his personal experience that also applies to many other people today. He once loved and adored the river. But his attraction to it soon waned when he became a steamboat pilot. Twain thus wondered whether it was better to just admire the beauty of nature or get so used to it that our attraction to it fades.

He compared this to doctors who have become so used to observing diseases in the human body that they might not recognize it when a woman has a flush on her face. This is because they might attribute that to a disease.

English

How does the narrator s view of the river change in Two Ways of Viewing the River. O a) Originally he sees it scary and foreign, but later he sees it as familiar and comforting. Ob) He first thinks of the river as dirty and gross but later comes to appreciate its natural beauty. O c) At first he sees it as beautiful, but his experiences take away the wonder of it. O d) He first sees it only for swimming and fishing but later sees ways in which the river provides a livelihood for those working it.

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The narrator's view changes in the sense that:

c) At first he sees it as beautiful, but his experiences take away the wonder of it.

Explanation:

In "Two Ways of Viewing the River," author Mark Twain explores the theme that experience and habit take the wonder off of things. At first, he is excited about the river, still capable of seeing it for its beauty and majesty. However, once he becomes a steamboat pilot, the river no longer has the power to amaze him. He now knows the river way too well - he has seen it too many times. He is no longer capable of appreciating its beauty, finding it boring, sometimes even ugly.

English

In a cub pilot, what does the author mean when he says that the mississippi is fickle ? the river is only one of many that pilots can work. the river provides work for many pilots. the river often floods, endagnering people who live near it. the river changes constantly, requiring pilots to relearn it.

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The author means that the Mississippi is volatile and not easily predictable. Because the river is always changing there is no way to be absolutely sure of whether or not it has flooded or altered it's path, or brought additional unseen obstacles into the way.

English

How does the narrator s view of the river change in Two Ways of Viewing the River. O a) Originally he sees it scary and foreign, but later he sees it as familiar and comforting. O b) He first thinks of the river as dirty and gross but later comes to appreciate its natural beauty. O c) At first he sees it as beautiful, but his experiences take away the wonder of it. d) He first sees it only for swimming and fishing but later sees ways in which the river provides a livelihood for those working it

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c) At first he sees it as beautiful, but his experiences take away the wonder of it.

Explanation:

The book Two Ways of Viewing the River by Mark Twan tells of his personal experience that also applies to many other people today. He once loved and adored the river. But his attraction to it soon waned when he became a steamboat pilot. Twain thus wondered whether it was better to just admire the beauty of nature or get so used to it that our attraction to it fades.

He compared this to doctors who have become so used to observing diseases in the human body that they might not recognize it when a woman has a flush on her face. This is because they might attribute that to a disease.

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