Solving for the Variable

Complete steps 5, 6 and 7 for the problem below

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Complete steps 5,6 and 7 for this problem

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NGSS.HS-PS2-1

In a Kinematic problem if you are asked to find the speed at the beginning of the motion you are solving for the magnitude of

• displacement (Δd, Δx, Δy)

• initial velocity (v_i)

• final velocity (v_f)

• acceleration (a)

• time (t)

In a chemical reaction, if you are asked to find the amount of product formed, you are solving for the variable related to

• A) Reactants

• B) Products

• C) Catalyst

• D) Temperature

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• A) Initial velocity (u)

• B) Acceleration (a)

• C) Final velocity (v)

• D) Time (t)

• A) Gravitational constant (G)

• B) Mass of the first object (m_1)

• C) Distance between objects (r)

• D) Force (F)

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When analyzing a circuit, if you are asked to find the current, you are solving for the variable

• A) Voltage (V)

• B) Resistance (R)

• C) Current (I)

• D) Power (P)

• A) Pressure (P)

• B) Volume (V)

• C) Number of moles (n)

• D) Temperature (T)

In a titration experiment, if you are asked to find the concentration of the unknown solution, you are solving for

• A) Volume of titrant used

• B) Concentration of unknown

• C) pH of the solution

• D) Temperature of the solution

• A) Energy (E)

• B) Mass (m)

• C) Speed of light (c)

• D) Force (F)