When a car accelerates towards the positive side with 3m/s^2.
We have many different ways to state it.
Therefore, I think positive number is equal to negative number if we change the "side".
How about when solving movement questions.
What's the acceleration of the car?
-3m/s,-5/s
It's -2m/s^2 or 2m/s^2 towards the negative direction.
So related to negative and positive questions?
I moved into some other forums and looked at some question.
There are two questions I cannot explain them clearly althought they maybe very simple.
1.Do a wheel and a ship have the same kinetic energy (same mass + same velocity)?
2.Mass of a thing increases when there is collision with that thing.
My teacher said that carbon compounds tend to have molecular structure but silicon compounds tend to have giant covalent structure. How to explain it and is the compound consist with germanium all get the giant covalent structure?
Do the electrons move from the sky towards the ground or just the electric shield move?
I know that a closed circuit, the electrons only move a very small step, but the shield move with the speed of light.
Is this determined by the voltage? Is the charge difference also considered(like the sky and the ground)?If so, why doesn't lightning act go to the upper?there is a larger difference of the charge./
I am curious of how cells can store food as granules,
how cells can absorb water,how nucleus can control the cell activities and how would the glucose store in one cell. Can everyone tell me?
Moreover, I want to question about whether xylem has cytoplasm , cell membrane or mitochondria.
Does everyone have an experience of burning an aluminium foil?
Aluminium powder burn and sliver sparks are observed,but is not for aluminium foil.
Is aluminium foil=tin?
Is a man more dangerous swimming in pool(floating) or staying on ground(touch land) when there is lightning?
Will the situation change when it is sea water?
Ionic compound decomposes when polar molecules attract them.
How about non-polar molecules?
What forces make the non-polar molecules dissolve in non-polar molecules solvent but not in polar?
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