a. Had we used SI units (that is, seconds for - id7247279 от jennsou 03.07.2021 22:02

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Physics: a. Had we used SI units (that is, seconds for the orbital period and meters for the semimajor axis, instead of years and a.u.), if we were to combine both conversion factors into one, to use to multiply T, by what factor should you have had to multiply the values for the periods? (Note that when you arrive at your conversion factor, you can check it by comparing it to the value that you got for K1/01 in Question 5.) b. How would this have changed the intercept of your log-log graph? What would its

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Explanation:You can express the vectors in terms of their x- and y-components and add these components to receive the resulting vector.vector C has components:x = 6.28m * cos 105° = -1.63my = 6.28m * sin 105° = 6.07mvector D has components:x = 3.09 * cos 233° = -1.86my = 3.09 * sin 233° = -2.47mAdding both components to get the vector sum:x = -3.49my = 3.6mYou get the magnitude of the vector by using Pythagorean theorem:magnitude = 5.01mThe angle ∅ is given by:cos∅ = x/magnitude Solving for ∅:∅...

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