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Norbit hikes up a mountain following a short and intense trail. Rasputia also hikes up the mountain but takes a longer, easier trail. Which of the following statements is true? Select one: O A. Norbit gains more gravitational potential energy than Rasputia. 0 B. Norbit gains less gravitational potential energy than Rasputia. O C. Norbit gains the same gravitational potential energy as Rasputia. O D. To compare energies, we must know the height of the mountain. o E. To compare energies, we must know the lengths of the two trails. Solution 1. since both reaches to the same height of mountain, irrespective of their path, both will gain the same P.E. Answer (C) 2. Answer (C) .
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primary prefix = indicates cyclic compounds = no
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On a circular track with 24 ?elds two players Blue and Yellow place their eight tokens in pairs so that blue an yellow pairs are separated as in Figure 1. Then they take turns to move one of their own tokens an arbitrary number of ?elds, in an arbitrary direction, but not onto or over an occupied ?eld. The player who can
Solution
two players can overthrow a adjacent player by teaming up and moving on the positions acquired by the adjacent player so that after the 1st step its position can be defensed so then it will have no other option to move in any direction. 2)blue can acquired the adjacent positions of the yellow players.aso in the next move yellow cannot move out of the boundary created by the blue. so the only option it will have is to move in ward.repeat such that it gets no more steps to go to.
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