Open Question: What happens if i fail the physics regents?

Open Question: What happens if i fail the physics regents?

Home >All Categories > Science & Mathematics >Physics >Open QuestionBritney Britney Member since:August 12, 2009Total points:846 (Level 2)I'm a freshmen in high school and i am taking physics. Physics is very diffcult but i still want to take the regents because i heard it looks good on your transcript. But if i fail the regents what would happen? Would i be able to take it again? And would it be on my transcript if i failed it?Answer Question

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Open Question: what happens when light strikes green plant pigments?

Open Question: what happens when light strikes green plant pigments?

The green pigments are chlorophyll In the chloroplasts.

1.Green light is reflected.
2.Electrons are energised and result in O2, ATP & NADPH production in the light stage of photosynthesis.


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Open Question: What happens to an exponent when it is square rooted?

Open Question: What happens to an exponent when it is square rooted?

the square root of 36 is 6 why? because 6 times 6 = 36
the square root of x^6 will be x^3 because x^3 times x^3 = x^6 (remember when u multiply base the exponents are added

therefore square root of 36x^6 will be 6x^3

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Open Question: How is heat energy transmitted from the sun to the earth and what happens to the energy when it is received..?

Open Question: How is heat energy transmitted from the sun to the earth and what happens to the energy when it is received..?

The rest of the question is:
"Explain how heat energy is transmitted from the Sun to the Earth and what happens to the energy when it is received both in the atmospheric and on the surface of the Earth.

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