These are the answers:
1.A person who speaks on a cell phone during a high school graduation ceremony
A. Behavior that affirms social norms and moral boundaries
2.People getting signatures on a petition to encourage the passing of a new law
C. Behavior that encourages social change
3.An attack that results in massive damage to a national monument
B. Behavior that promotes unity
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Answer:
<em>c = -30 N</em>
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Explanation:
Initial length L1 = 30 cm
Initial restoring force F1 = -35 N
Final length L1 = 90 cm
Final restoring force F2 = -125 N
Between 30 cm and 90 cm, one will increase extension by 20 cm 3 times. This means the force between -35 N to -125 N increased by 3 constant value.
-125 - (-35) = -90 N.
this means that the constant is,
<em> c = -90/3 = -30 N</em>
<em>This means that for every 20 cm increase, there is a 30 N decrease in the restoring force</em>
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Hi there!
Here are some career roadblocks that are completely out of your control:
#1 Problems managing stress
#2 Death of loved ones
#3 Losing your job
#4 Accidents putting you in difficult positions (car accidents, stuff like that, etc.)
#5 Your fellow co-workers treating you harshly (though you may try to get them to like you)
These are just a few examples. Hope this helps!
