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altibaby

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Which of the following is suggested as the best explanation of the missing solar neutrinos?
 
  a. The Sun is fusing helium but not hydrogen.
  b. Nuclear reactions do not produce neutrinos as fast as theory predicts.
  c. The Sun may contain matter we haven't yet identified.
  d. Neutrinos may oscillate between three different flavors.
  e. None of the others.

Question 2

Tides occur because the gravitational force of the Moon on Earth ____ with increasing distance from the Moon.
 
  a. stays constant
  b. increases
  c. decreases



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



altibaby

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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