if you dig a hole through the earth, from one hemisphere to the other, and drop a tennis ball into it, would it get stuck at the center, since thats where gravity's at, or would it pop up out the other side??

Answer:

Depending on which hemisphere it is, like western to eastern, It would most likely get stuck at the center. You would also have to put more things into thought like acceleration, velocity, and speed.

BUT since the question asked "would it pop out the other side?", I'm assuming it's talking about northern to southern hemisphere. so in that case it would pop out the other side since gravity makes things go downwards.

Answer:

We drop a tennis ball into the hole. The stone is pulled down towards the center of the earth. It falls all the way to the middle of the earth once it reaches the middle, theres no more pull of gravity. ... It would go up a ways, then (due to the pull of gravity) fall back in the other direction, back towards the center

According to the graph, how many light-colored moths existed in year 2?

Describe all the ways that Newton’s Laws can apply in the game of football (Remember to talk about ALL THREE LAWS).

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I need help on question D And you will have to look at the answer from question C !
I need answer ASAP PLZ! First one to answer will get a brainliest!!

what happens to suns energy while it travels to earth's atmosphere

A: Some of it is destroyed in Earth's atmosphere.
B: It is completely trapped by Earth's surface.
C: It is all reflected back into space.
D: Some of it reaches Earth's surface.

What three sprites are needed to create the Space Invaders game that was discussed in the unit? spaceship, laser, enemy gnome, alien, star moon, sun, rocket spaceship, alien, black hole

Study the following image of the moving car.

At the top of the hill, the car’s potential energy is ______ and kinetic energy is ______.

- High
- Low
- Equal

Describe a situation where you can be traveling at a low speed but have an extremely high velocity

50 points for 5 questions p.s if u get brainliest u get 50 moe and then u have 100 SO YAAAAAAY
1.What can federal appeals courts do?



Choose all answers that are correct.


Overturn the decisions of the district courts.


Remand cases back to lower courts.


Uphold the decisions of the lower courts.


Recommend cases be heard by the Supreme Court.
2.Why do the losing parties in civil trials and convicted criminals seek to involve the federal appeals courts in their cases?


because they feel that laws were incorrectly interpreted or applied in their cases


in order to force the winning side or the prosecution to present its evidence again


because they believe that their cases should be heard by magistrate judges


so that new appellate juries will hear the facts of their cases
3.How are federal judges selected?


Candidates are nominated and appointed by the Supreme Court unless the president uses the veto.


Candidates are nominated by Congress and voted upon by citizens over the age of 18 in federal elections.


Candidates are nominated by current federal judges and appointed by Congress if the House approves by a two-thirds majority vote.


Candidates are nominated and appointed by the president if the Senate approves by a majority vote.
4.What are two roles of magistrate judges?



Choose exactly two answers that are correct.


to hear preliminary evidence and decide if a case should be brought to trial


to appoint the U.S. attorney(s) for their districts


to issue court orders, such as search warrants


to deliver rulings on major cases involving federal law
5.What is the main duty of the United States Supreme Court?


to sentence or parole convicted criminals


to appoint judges to lower federal courts


to hear and rule on cases


to ratify or veto new laws thx UwU

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•Accordingto the graph, how many dark-colored moths existed in year 8?

Which planets have “strange” orbital motion that do not look like the other planets?
Earth and Uranus
Venus and Uranus
Venus and Mars
Earth and Mars

In a racquetball game, your opponent repeatedly hits the same type of serve off the front wall and it lands in approximately the same location each time. A good defensive strategy to return the serve would be:

(A)Begin in a different place on the court so your opponent serves there
(B) Begin moving in anticipation of where the ball will land
(C)Stay in ready position and move only when the ball lands
(D)Stay in ready position and wait to see if it bounces off a side wall

Study the roller coaster diagram. Match the labels to the correct location on the roller coaster.

A:
B:
C:
D:

- Greatest Potential Energy
- Greatest Kinetic Energy
- Increasing Kinetic Energy
- Increasing Potential Energy

Which observation indicates a chemical property?


slowly dissolves


turns cloudy


turns black


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At the Winter Solstice the Sun's rays are directly perpendicular to what location on the Earth?
Tropic of Capricorn
Tropic of Cancer
The Equator
Antarctic Circle

A pumpkin with a mass of 2.5 kg was pushed toward a wall. The average acceleration of the pumpkin was 10.7 m/s2.

How much force was applied to the pumpkin to make it move?

A. 4.28 N

B. 4.28 m/s2

C. 26.75 m/s2

D. 26.75 N

Compare an Earth year to a cosmic year. How many Earth years are in one cosmic year? What makes it that much longer?

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Does a tree falling over in a forest make a sound if there is no receptor (human or animal ear) to hear it? In your answer, describe why you think it does or does not. Describe how you would test your hypothesis. Use relevant terms.

Taylor created the following table to compare the three types of rocks. What correction needs to be made to the information in the table?

Examples of igneous rock are sandstone and limestone and examples of sedimentary rock are granite and basalt.

Examples of igneous rock are granite and marble and examples of metamorphic rock and basalt and gneiss.

Metamorphic rocks are made from the cooling and hardening of sediment and igneous rock is made from high heat and pressure causing chemical change.

Igneous rocks are the cooling and hardening of magma or lava and sedimentary rock is made of sediment cemented together.

A group of students is tasked with developing a checklist for determining whether a material undergoes a chemical or physical change. The students make a preliminary list of properties that they can test and classify each as either a chemical or physical property.

Chemical Property Physical Property
bubbles when treated with acid color
burns when placed in a candle flame odor
density hardness
boiling point mass
dissolves in water melting point
Several other students in the class claim that the checklist is incorrect.

What change should the group make to the checklist to correct their mistake?


Boiling point and density should be moved to the physical property side of the list, and color and odor should be moved to the chemical property side of the list.


Boiling point and density should be moved to the physical property side of the list, and hardness and mass should be moved to the chemical property side of the list.

Dissolves in water and boiling point should be moved to the physical property side of the list, and odor and mass should be moved to the chemical property side of the list.

Density and boiling point should be moved to the physical property side of the list.

please help

Explain each of Newton’s three laws :

a. Law of Inertia
b. Law of Force and Acceleration
c. Law of Action/Reaction

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50 points for 5 questions p.s if u get brainliest u get 50 moe and then u have 100 SO YAAAAAAY

1.What can federal appeals courts do?



Choose all answers that are correct.


Overturn the decisions of the district courts.


Remand cases back to lower courts.


Uphold the decisions of the lower courts.


Recommend cases be heard by the Supreme Court.
2.Why do the losing parties in civil trials and convicted criminals seek to involve the federal appeals courts in their cases?


because they feel that laws were incorrectly interpreted or applied in their cases


in order to force the winning side or the prosecution to present its evidence again


because they believe that their cases should be heard by magistrate judges


so that new appellate juries will hear the facts of their cases
3.How are federal judges selected?


Candidates are nominated and appointed by the Supreme Court unless the president uses the veto.


Candidates are nominated by Congress and voted upon by citizens over the age of 18 in federal elections.


Candidates are nominated by current federal judges and appointed by Congress if the House approves by a two-thirds majority vote.


Candidates are nominated and appointed by the president if the Senate approves by a majority vote.
4.What are two roles of magistrate judges?



Choose exactly two answers that are correct.


to hear preliminary evidence and decide if a case should be brought to trial


to appoint the U.S. attorney(s) for their districts


to issue court orders, such as search warrants


to deliver rulings on major cases involving federal law
5.What is the main duty of the United States Supreme Court?


to sentence or parole convicted criminals


to appoint judges to lower federal courts


to hear and rule on cases


to ratify or veto new laws thx UwU

Study the image of the moving car.

While traveling downhill, the car’s potential is ________ and kinetic energy is _______.

- Increasing
- Decreasing
- Staying the same

look at the diagram of the bicycle chain and the cogs above. Explain in detail why you exert a force on the pedals, but you still obey the law of conservation of energy.

Please answer this question fast

50 points for 5 questions p.s if u get brainliest u get 50 moe and then u have 100 SO YAAAAAAY p.s dont answer the new one i for got to add the points
1.What can federal appeals courts do?



Choose all answers that are correct.


Overturn the decisions of the district courts.


Remand cases back to lower courts.


Uphold the decisions of the lower courts.


Recommend cases be heard by the Supreme Court.
2.Why do the losing parties in civil trials and convicted criminals seek to involve the federal appeals courts in their cases?


because they feel that laws were incorrectly interpreted or applied in their cases


in order to force the winning side or the prosecution to present its evidence again


because they believe that their cases should be heard by magistrate judges


so that new appellate juries will hear the facts of their cases
3.How are federal judges selected?


Candidates are nominated and appointed by the Supreme Court unless the president uses the veto.


Candidates are nominated by Congress and voted upon by citizens over the age of 18 in federal elections.


Candidates are nominated by current federal judges and appointed by Congress if the House approves by a two-thirds majority vote.


Candidates are nominated and appointed by the president if the Senate approves by a majority vote.
4.What are two roles of magistrate judges?



Choose exactly two answers that are correct.


to hear preliminary evidence and decide if a case should be brought to trial


to appoint the U.S. attorney(s) for their districts


to issue court orders, such as search warrants


to deliver rulings on major cases involving federal law
5.What is the main duty of the United States Supreme Court?


to sentence or parole convicted criminals


to appoint judges to lower federal courts


to hear and rule on cases


to ratify or veto new laws thx UwU p.s dont answer the new one i for got to add the points

How many steps or minutes would it take to burn off 890 calories?

Draw a diagram that shows how Mark and Gina can model the positions of the Sun, Earth, and the Moon, and their orbital paths, during a solar eclipse. You must use all of the tools in your design: lamp, tennis ball, golf ball, and yarn.

In this light-colored forest, you started with 50% light moths and 50% dark moths. At the end of your simulation, was there a higher percentage of light or dark moths?

ME Project- Decomposer
Decomposer: (breaks down dead matter)
17. The common name of my organism is:​