what happened to the location of an object while they are in motion

Answer:

Location changes

Explanation:

The location of an object changes when in motion.

One can tell there is motion when the location of a particular body is changing constantly. Motion can be about a fixed point, along a line or even in rotational sequence.

Motion occurs when force is applied on a body and acceleration happens.

The most underlining fact is that the position of the body will keep changing from time to time.

Any two Features of mini steel plant.

Describe the difference between a perfect circle and an ellipse

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Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition

measures air pressure
barometer, radar, statellites, thermometer, anemometer, weather vane

Briefly explain why obedience to the Roman Catholic pope was judged to be evidence of obedience to government rulers during Spanish domination of Latin America

You are the prime minister of your country . Explain how would you use the land that is accessible . What policies will you take to ensure land is not abused.

the rule when doing a military grid is​

Which branch of government has the power to create laws?

A. Executive
B. Legislative
C. Judicial
D. Supreme​

What is capital of USA?

If rain was approaching, what would be some of the observations that you might make?

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falling barometer, increased cloudiness, rising temperatures


rising barometer, increased cloudiness, rising temperatures


rising barometer, decreased cloudiness, falling temperatures


falling barometer, increased cloudiness, falling temperatures

What is a "Climate system"?

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Why was aid and relief to drought-affected areas of Somalia slow to reach people in need in 2001?
A.
Troops from Ethiopia intercepted the goods for their own starving population.
B.
Civil wars and warlords slowed the movement of food and supplies.
C.
The UN scaled back its forces after the head of the Development Programme was killed.
D.
A tsunami off the coast limited access by sea, which made shipping the supplies challenging.

1and 2 are vertical angles. If the

measure of 2 is 105°, find the measure of1.

How many different types of species does the rainforest have?

Which of the following best completes this title?
O Climate Distribution
O Deforestation
O Creation of Dams
O Categorizing Areas into Regions

Point N is on line segment \overline{MO} MO . Given MN=2x,MN=2x, NO=x-2,NO=x−2, and MO=2x+9,MO=2x+9, determine the numerical length of \overline{MN}. MN

What two things slow alligator and crocodiles down on land

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Match the description in column 1 with the religion in column 2.
Founded by
Muhammad
?
Buddhism
Founded by the
Aryan people
2
Chinese folk religion
A mixture of
Buddhism,
Taoism, and
Confucianism
?
Islam
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Many more earthquakes occur along the San Andreas Fault in California than in other parts of the United States. Scientists claim that these earthquakes are caused by activity along a transform plate boundary.

Read the passage below and use the information to answer the question that follows.

Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese navigator and sailor who sailed for Spain, was the first European to find a waterway between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and sail across the Pacific. He was the first person to lead a voyage completely around the world, proving that the Earth is round.

In September 1519, Magellan left from southwestern Spain in command of five ships and a crew of over 250. The expedition sailed across the Atlantic and down the eastern coast of South America. As they sailed, they explored large rivers looking for the waterway that would connect them to the Pacific. When cold weather and winter storms forced them to camp near the southern tip of the continent, Magellan had serious problems to contend with. One of his ships was destroyed while exploring the area. A group of sailors unhappy with the length and danger of the trip attempted to take control of the expedition and return to Spain. Magellan put down this mutiny attempt by force, beheading the leader and leaving other members of the mutiny behind when the expedition continued.

In October 1520, over a year after leaving Spain, they discovered the passage to the Pacific—a passage now called the Strait of Magellan. It took over a month to sail through the narrow, cold, stormy strait. During the passage through the strait one of Magellan’s ships deserted and returned to Spain. On November 28, the three remaining ships sailed out of the strait and into the ocean. Magellan named the ocean Pacifico (Pacific) which means peaceful because, compared to the tumultuous strait they had just been through, the ocean was amazingly calm.

Since no European had previously crossed the Pacific, Earth’s largest stretch of ocean, Magellan and his crew had no idea how big it was and how long it would be before they would again see land. As they sailed month after month, their situation became desperate. Much of the crew became sick from scurvy, a disease caused by lack of vitamin C. Food supplies were not adequate for such a long voyage and those who not killed by scurvy were reduced to eating rats, shoe leather, and sawdust to survive.

After over three months of sailing, Magellan’s expedition arrived in the islands now known as the Philippines. In the several weeks they stayed in the Philippines to recover Magellan and members of his crew became close to the islanders. Magellan converted some to Christianity. In April 1521 Magellan was killed while participating in a battle between rival groups on the island of Mactan.

Based on the passage above, what does circumnavigate mean?
A.
pass over
B.
explore
C.
sail around
D.
investigate

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

What creates regional climates?

If Adrian needed to be at his grandmother's house in 3 hours and it was 150 miles away, at what speed would he need to drive to get there?
A.0.02 miles/hour
B.50 miles/hour
C.450 miles/hour
D.60 miles/hour

Which one?
A. B. C. or D? ​

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Question 1 of 1
Which of the following is a fall prevention system?
A-Personal fall arrest system
B-Safety net system
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C-Guardrail
D-Top rail

Read the passage below and use the information to answer the question that follows.

Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese navigator and sailor who sailed for Spain, was the first European to find a waterway between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and sail across the Pacific. He was the first person to lead a voyage completely around the world, proving that the Earth is round.

In September 1519, Magellan left from southwestern Spain in command of five ships and a crew of over 250. The expedition sailed across the Atlantic and down the eastern coast of South America. As they sailed, they explored large rivers looking for the waterway that would connect them to the Pacific. When cold weather and winter storms forced them to camp near the southern tip of the continent, Magellan had serious problems to contend with. One of his ships was destroyed while exploring the area. A group of sailors unhappy with the length and danger of the trip attempted to take control of the expedition and return to Spain. Magellan put down this mutiny attempt by force, beheading the leader and leaving other members of the mutiny behind when the expedition continued.

In October 1520, over a year after leaving Spain, they discovered the passage to the Pacific—a passage now called the Strait of Magellan. It took over a month to sail through the narrow, cold, stormy strait. During the passage through the strait one of Magellan’s ships deserted and returned to Spain. On November 28, the three remaining ships sailed out of the strait and into the ocean. Magellan named the ocean Pacifico (Pacific) which means peaceful because, compared to the tumultuous strait they had just been through, the ocean was amazingly calm.

Since no European had previously crossed the Pacific, Earth’s largest stretch of ocean, Magellan and his crew had no idea how big it was and how long it would be before they would again see land. As they sailed month after month, their situation became desperate. Much of the crew became sick from scurvy, a disease caused by lack of vitamin C. Food supplies were not adequate for such a long voyage and those who not killed by scurvy were reduced to eating rats, shoe leather, and sawdust to survive.

After over three months of sailing, Magellan’s expedition arrived in the islands now known as the Philippines. In the several weeks they stayed in the Philippines to recover Magellan and members of his crew became close to the islanders. Magellan converted some to Christianity. In April 1521 Magellan was killed while participating in a battle between rival groups on the island of Mactan.


As you read, Magellan himself did not make it all the way back to Spain. The ship that returned to Spain was captained by Juan Sebastián del Cano, who made the entire voyage. Del Cano was honored at the time for this accomplishment, yet today few know his name. It is Magellan who is famous and who is honored for the first voyage around the world. According to what you read, why do you think this is so?

A.
Magellan’s family did a skillful job of discrediting Juan Sebastián del Cano and returning the spotlight to Magellan himself.
B.
Magellan had the complete confidence of by his crew and was an excellent navigator who had planned a journey with little risk until the very end.
C.
Magellan, realizing that he might not make it the whole way, had created a route that his sailors could use to find the Spice Islands, bargain for valuable spices there, and return to Spain.
D.
Magellan took the risk of leading the voyage, was the first to find and pass through a waterway between the Atlantic and Pacific, and brought his crew across the unknown Pacific to land.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

Where is the energy for cell division generated?

nucleus
chromatin
mitochondria
endoplasmic reticulum

Question 2 (1 point)
Early cultural hearths are where people met to exchange goods and ideas that spread throughout the world
True
False
Is it true

what happened to the temperature and pressure if the rock burned down deep
A.it increases
B. it decreases
C.it remains the same
D.it is intermittently degrading ​

8. Skew lines intersect.*
Sometimes
Always
Never