This activity is suitable for multiflash treatment. Or you could make a video and play it back frame by frame. If a jump from a diving board is possible, then the student could hold a balance. a Hang the kilogram mass from the forcemeter, and get a student to drop it onto a cushion or a blanket held by other students. b Take a photograph of the falling apparatus. Also, ask students whether they can see what the balance reads whilst dropping.
Annulment of marriage refers to the process by which a marriage is declared void, as though it never existed. Usually annulment is retroactive, although some jurisdictions consider the marriage void only from the date of annulment. A judgment of annulment declares a marriage to be invalid. Invalid marriages are of two types: void marriages and voidable marriages. A void marriage is invalid from the date of marriage and, therefore, cannot lawfully exist.
There are six grounds for an annulment. You may qualify for an annulment if, at the time of the marriage: 1) You were under the age required for marriage (males must be 18 and females must be 16), and you did not thereafter live with your spouse in a husband-wife relationship.