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.
Annulment vs. Divorce. The choice of whether to get an annulment vs. a divorce is a personal one, but you and your spouse must agree which legal procedure is best for you. Either a divorce or an annulment still requires you to address issues of property division, spousal support and child custody. One of the differences between annulment and divorce is a matter of semantics: You are technically unmarried or single if you get an annulment but you are divorced if you get a divorce.