Question:
Linear Relationship?
Yoo Yee
2008-07-18 18:45:02 UTC
1. Which equation shows a linear relationship between the variables stated?

a) d = ½ at2 , for d versus t
b) Ek = ½ mv2, for Ek versus v
c) m = F/a , for m versus a
d) V = IR , for V versus I



2. A rolling ball will eventually stop rolling. Which describes one reason why this happens?


a) The ball eventually loses its energy.
b) Friction converts some of the energy into heat energy.
c) Friction converts some of the energy into kinetic energy.

I think its c?

And the last one!

Calculate how much work you need to move a 280 N shed to a platform 5 m above?

You dont have to calculate it for me..But if you could just sorta give me the direction to go in, in order to solve it..That would be great..Thanks
Three answers:
Masasune
2008-07-18 18:51:02 UTC
1: d - Since a and b are squared relationships and c is an inverse relationship while d is linear.



2: b - Friction is what causes things to stop moving, friction can be witnessed through the heat it produces.



Extra: Potential energy equation: Ep = m*g*h

m*g = 280N

h = 5m

Ep = 1400 Nm = 1400 J
anonymous
2016-12-12 17:50:54 UTC
A linear relationship between 2 variables potential that they are appropriate interior the 1st degree. The equations that relates them is linear. which potential, the potential of the two variables is ONE. as an occasion, y=3x, y=0.5x+10, y=x+(2/3) are all linear relationships. y=x^2, a 2nd-degree, quadratic relationship, isn't linear. neither is y=x^3, y=sqrt(x), or y=sin(x). a great thank you to verify no count if a relationship is linear is to graph the relationship. If the relationship is linear, the graph would be a right this moment line.
atheistforthebirthofjesus
2008-07-18 18:47:37 UTC
1 d

2 b



........

(I'm guessing here that 280 N = mg [mass x gravity] )



W = Fd = (mg)d = 1400 N-m







<<<<<<< NOTE: there are 2 "m" ..in my answer . >>>>

one of thees is

m = mass

the other is

m = meter


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