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Assistant: This image is a physics exam with multiple-choice questions. 
Here's a breakdown of the questions and their respective answers:

*20. In order to get on Earth the weight of a 10 kg of rice, what factor needs to be multiplied by mass?*
• *Answer:*  9.8 m/s 

*21. Which pair of forces helps in distinguishing contact and noncontact forces?*
• *Answer:*  normal and applied forces

*22. The law that states for every action, there is an equal but opposite reaction.*
• *Answer:*  Law of inertia 

*23. What is the correct action-reaction pair in a situation where a standing person holds a nail in contact with a wall?*
• *Answer:*  Push on the nail and its push on the person

*24. A glass of water is inclined. You notice that the water does not slide what makes this possible?*
• *Answer:*  The gravitational pull is not yet sufficient to overcome the static friction

*25. Which law explains how rowing on water makes the boat move forward?*
• *Answer:*  Law of inertia

*26. Which force helps explain why rowing a boat upstream is more difficult as compared with rowing downstream?*
• *Answer:*  Friction

*27. Which force helps explain why an object placed on water becomes lighter?*
• *Answer:*  Buoyant force

*28. It is the study of the nature of heat, its transport and effects*
• *Answer:*  Thermochemistry

*29. The dot product of two vectors (A and B) is a scalar quantity and is solved by the equation _*
• *Answer:*  A*B = AB cos θ 

*30. The work done (W) is a scalar quantity and is given by a force (F) to cover a displacement (d) and is given as follows _*
• *Answer:*  W = F * d

*31. What is the work done by the person who aims to move a stationary wall by 1 m if he exerts a force of 20 N?*
• *Answer:*  0

*32. Which best defines work?*
• *Answer:*  Work is the scalar product of force and displacement 

**33. What is the dot product of the following vectors
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User: a glass of water is inclined you notice that the water does not slide what makes it possible the gravitational pull is not yet sufficient to overcome the static friction b gravity and static friction are working on the glass c the kinetic and static friction are equal d the kinetic friction is greater than static friction
Assistant: The correct answer is *B: gravity and static friction are working on the glass*. This explains why the water does not slide when the glass is inclined.
User: a glass of water is inclined you notice that the water does not slide what makes it possible the gravitational pull is not yet sufficient to overcome the static friction b gravity and static friction are working on the glass c the kinetic and static friction are equal d the kinetic friction is greater than static friction WHAT IS CORRECT ANSWER CONSIDERING A LOT OF SOURCES FROM GOOGLE
Assistant: The correct answer is *A: the gravitational pull is not yet sufficient to overcome the static friction*. This means that the force of gravity acting on the water is not strong enough to cause it to slide, allowing static friction to keep it in place.
User: which laws explain how rowing on water makes the boat move forward low a financial low of gravity law of acceleration law of interaction
Assistant: The correct answer is *C: law of interaction*. This refers to Newton's Third Law of Motion, which states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. When a rower pushes the water backward with the oars, the water pushes the boat forward, allowing it to move.
User: which laws explain how rowing on water makes the boat move forward law of inertia low of gravity law of acceleration law of interaction
Assistant: The correct answer is *D: law of interaction*. This is based on Newton's Third Law of Motion, which states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. When the rower pushes the water backward with the oars, the water pushes the boat forward, resulting in the boat's movement.
User: which force helps explain why rowing about offspring is more difficult as compared with throwing downstream a tension b friction c normal force d gravity
Assistant: The correct answer is *B: friction*. When rowing against the current (upstream), the friction between the water and the boat, as well as the resistance from the current, makes it more difficult to move forward compared to throwing something downstream, where the current assists in the movement.
User: what is the work done by the person who aims to move a stationary wall by 1 m if he exerts a force of 20n a 20 j b 20w c 20 n * m d 0
Assistant: The correct answer is *D: 0*. Work is defined as the product of force and displacement in the direction of the force. Since the wall does not move (displacement is 0), the work done is 0 joules, regardless of the force exerted.
User: what is the relationship between the direction of the net external force and the direction of the external force and the direction of motion of the center of mass of an object a opposite b same c perpendicular d parallel
Assistant: The correct answer is *B: same*. The direction of the net external force acting on an object is the same as the direction of the motion of the center of mass of that object. When a net external force is applied, it causes the center of mass to accelerate in the direction of that force.
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