Rank these values according to magnitude?
8.2 * 10^-5 9 * 10^-6 4*10^-2 6.1 * 10^4 1.2 * 10^5 From smallest to largest.
Rank these values according to magnitude?
You've already ranked them! The largest are on the top getting smaller towards the bottom.
Rank these values according to magnitude?
The arrangement you have typed them in is ranked according to magnitude already - 9.0 X 10^-6 is lowest and 1.2 X 10^5 is the highest.
Rank these values according to magnitude (highest to greatest)?
1.3 5.4 4.4 9 7 plug them into calculator to get a better understanding
Rank these values according to magnitude (greatest to least)?
Greatest to least: 2, 1, 3, 4 & 5
Rank these automobiles based on the magnitude of the impulse needed to stop them, from largest to smallest.?
impulse, I = m|Δv| Since you are bringing each automobile to a full stop, |Δv| is equal to v 1. I = 10*500 = 5000 N*sec 2. I = 20*500 = 10000 N*sec 3. I = 20*1000 = 20000 N*sec 4. I = 4000*5 = 20000 N*sec 5. I = 1000*10 = 10000 N*sec 6. I = 2000*5 = 10000 N*sec I'll leave it to you to place them in the desired order now that you have the values of the impulse needed. The second part of the question doesn't have enough information to permit an answer. A given impulse can be generated by a small force acting over an extended time, or a large force over a short time. Without being able to identify the action time, the magnitude of the force cannot be determined. ...
How would you rank the following in terms of importance to you, and why: ethics, relationships and money?
Let's think of it this way. What if you didn't have one of them?Without ethics, you'd probably be in jail.Without money, you'd be a destitute.Without relationships, you'd be lonely.You need a certain minimum amount of each of the 3. For that, you shouldn't have to compromise on any of them.After that, which one you you want to increase more depends on your priorities.Cheating people isn't ok. But killing animals for lunch is.Chasing money is fine. As long as you don't neglect the people who really matter to you and you don't go against your conscience.You don't have to invest in all your relationships. But you should for the ones that really matter to you.Also, understand that your priorities amongst the 3 might be situation dependent.In the beginning of your career, you'd probably focus more on earning money than on your relationships.When a dear one is ill, you'd rate your relationship higher than money you'd have to spend on their health.You'd probably stick to your guns on big issues, but be a little flexible on the smaller ones, if it means less argument with your spouse.