Question

Which of the following planets has the lowest average orbital speed compared to the others?

Answer 1

please help?

Answer 2

Please post the choices.

Answer 3

Ill help in any way I can.

Answer 4

Earth
Jupiter
Mars
Mercury

Answer 5

I believe its Jupiter. Its distance from the sun is greater than that of the rest of the planets( the gravitational pull)

Answer 6

i have more questions

Answer 7

Which of the following factors affects the strength of the gravitational force between two objects?

Answer 8

Mass of the objects
Shape of the objects
Temperature of the objects
Composition of the objects

Answer 9

What do you think it is?

Answer 10

mass of object

Answer 11

DING DING. That's correct. When dealing with gravitational pull, mass and distance always come into play.

Answer 12

During which of the following months is the temperature likely to be moderate across the globe?

Answer 13

January
June
March
August

Answer 14

WDYT?

Answer 15

March

Answer 16

I would agree March. However, I would go through your lesson plan and triple check on that.

Answer 17

At which of the following angles will the sunlight received at a location on Earth spread out over the largest area?

Answer 18

90°
70°
40°
10°

Answer 19

the lower the angle, the bigger the spread of sunlight.

Answer 20

so 90

Answer 21

did you need me or...

Answer 22

Nah 10 degrees. 90 is the highest
angle measure.

Answer 23

Whats your take on this steampunk?

Answer 24

Im pretty sure its 10 degrees correct?

Answer 25

two more questions is that okay

Answer 26

Why does Earth rotate?

Answer 27

Because Earth is formed from cold gases collapsing due to gravity
Because the matter in the nebula that formed Earth was spinning
Because Earth forms more than 99% of the mass of the solar system
Because the hydrogen atoms inside the nebula fused to form helium

Answer 28

I think it's C

Answer 29

ok then :( i just looked up the awnser to the degrees one but yall can move on ill be here in the shadows

Answer 30

i just put the questions down and the answers

Answer 31

ok :)

Answer 32

am i right

Answer 33

I think its a. C doesnt seem right at all.

Answer 34

Jupiter and the sun dwarf the earth a hundredths fold.

Answer 35

what are u trying to say

Answer 36

I cant see earth making up 99 percent of the solar sytem. Im doing research on it now...

Answer 37

ok

Answer 38

Its b. Sounds crazy but just read an article and its true.

Answer 39

Part 1: Other than distance from the sun, which factor affects the temperature of a planet?

Part 2: Compare the temperatures of two planets which are most likely affected by this factor. Use complete sentences for your answer.

Answer 40

Took a little brainstorming, nut the answer to part one is the composure of the planets atmosphere.

Answer 41

Two planets you can compare is mercury and earth. Mercury being so close to the sun there is no ability for an atmosphere to form. Half the planet facing the sun is liquid hot, and the half not facing the sun as freezing cold. In other words it cannot control and maintain its temperature. On the other hand, Earth having an atmosphere with gasses great at maintaining heat the earth holds a better "goldilocks" temperature.

Answer 42

The following table shows some characteristics of an eclipse which was observed from a certain location on Earth.


Sun Not visible
Moon Dark red in color
Occurrence More often than other eclipses
Duration Longer than other eclipses


Part 1: Name the type of eclipse that was observed and explain your answer.

Part 2: Use complete sentences to explain the position of the sun, moon, and Earth and how shadows are cast during the eclipse you have named in Part 1.

Answer 43

meaning the perfect temp for life. However, I would use the planet Venus instead of earth. This is due to the fact that venus contains mostly greenhouse gasses in its atmosphere, and its close proximity to the sun, it maintains a high temperature. So high that it is the hottest planet in the solar system.

Answer 44

thats it bye.

Answer 45

Happy to help.