How much liquid does this graduated cylinder contain? ✨

Answer:

44, lol nice LED lights. :)

Explanation:

Answer:

43

Explanation:

look at the bottom at of the curved line (meniscus)

In 1898 Friedrich Loeffler and Paul Frosch found evidence that the cause of the highly contagious hoof-and-mouth disease in livestock was a microscopic infectious particle. It was discovered that this particle requires a host cell to reproduce. Which pathogen is most likely responsible for causing hoof-and-mouth disease in livestock?

Use the drop-down menus to match each part of the scenario to the correct scientific practice.

Kiran records the height of each plant―those with a colored filter and those without.

Kiran explores the growth of a plant in natural light, then repeats the experiment with the same plant type but different colored filters.

Kiran turns in a written lab report to her science teacher.

Kiran wonders, “Will colored light affect the growth of a plant?”

Kiran writes in her notes that adding a colored filter over a plant affects its growth because the heights of the plants under the colored filters were less than the height of the plant with no filter.

Which of these is obtained from plants?


Animals


Plastic


Medicine


None of these​

Can someone please help me with this

Question 19 help will mark brainlest

What are periods of rapid reproduction of phytoplankton ?

The allele for a sixth finger is dominant and the allele for a non-sixth finger is recessive. In the human population the percentage of people with the dominant phenotype is LESS than the percentage of people with the recessive phenotype. How could you explain this?

how is the ruminant digestive system different than human digestive system?​

What color light do most bioluminescent animals produce?

A. White
B. Green-blue
C. Red

what kind of substances plant need to make food

Which bowling ball would experience a greater gravitational force with Earth-- a 5 kg bowling ball or a 10 kg bowling ball? Explain your answer using complete sentences.​

What is species richness?(1 point)

the combined total of all individuals of each species in an ecosystem

the number of species in a community

the different types of species in an ecosystem

the population size of each species in a community

Which one of these regulates biological safety in the workplace?

NIH

FDA

CBC

OSH

Potential energy is energy that results from the ______ or ________ of an object.

What does the word "Ecological Balance" mean?​

Iodine solution ..............in the presence of starch.
produce starch
turns off bunsen burner
turns blue black
lowers boiling point than the water

what Clues let us know that Evolution it's still happening today? Gave an example.
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Gravitational PE = _____ x ______

Adult stem cells found in the bone marrow produce...
red blood cells
white blood cells
platelets
all of the above

4.
is a single stranded RNA molecule that is a copy
of a gene from DNA.
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which of the following joint is the most freely movable joint in the body

Cellular respiration is the process by which cells use oxygen to release the stored energy from the bounds of sugar molecules

True or false?

Which of the following best describes the relationship between light intensity and photosynthetic rate?
a)As light intensity increases, the rate of photosynthesis decreases.
b)As temperature increases, photosynthetic rate also increases.
c)As light intensity decreases, the rate of photosynthesis increases.
d)As light intensity increases, the rate of photosynthesis increases

in the image show below what is the depth of the ocean bottom below the boat? the tan plane represents a depth of six meters

1 meter
2meters
3meters
4meters

A brick is lifted above the ground and then dropped,
What is the main energy change while the brick is falling?
A kinetic to heat
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B. kinetic to potential
C. gravitational potential to kinetic
D. chemical to gravitational potential

Which environment was this prey found in

18. Which is the primary advantage to sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction?
A. The offspring are identical to parents.
B. There is longer development time for offspring.
C. The offspring are born alive, rather than from eggs.
D. The offspring inherit a wider variety of genetic information.

AP English Language and Composition and 2007 Scoring Guidelines Question 2

In your journal, complete a PASAFE + TEAR paragraph analyzing the student writer's use of refutation to build his/her own argument.

ANSWER:
In response to the essay by Scott Russel Sanders, “the belief that movement is inherently good” (Sanders). The genre is this essay is an opinionated essay throughout the essay he haves a natural tone against Rushdie even towards the end. He claims that we should root ourselves in places rather than ideas, that we should care for the earth rather than our own selfish desires. In quoting Rushdie directly and repeating his words and syntax, Sanders not only assures the reader of his careful thoughtfulness on the issue but also states his own belief that moving does nothing to rid us of the unfortunate aspects of the humanity of which we all wish to be free. Sanders and Rushdie have agreement and disagreement quotes that they want to share with others, but maybe more to themselves. But still, there is no argument in this essay, and is still respectful. The audience is for all people, as one that we all should hold as a fundamental belief of society. How can one create a new relationship with the world when they are constantly altering their place in it? The gradual movement from agreement to complete disagreement reinforces Sander’s point and respectfully refutes Rishdie’s point consequently. Yet he is still respectful towards Rushdie and admits that even though he disagrees completely with him, Rushdie articulated his views “as eloquently as anyone” (Sanders). He finishes by asserting that we must root ourselves to a specific place in order to “pay enough head and respect to where are are” (Sanders).

3 List the reactants when limestone reacts to produce calcium chloride
Water and carbon dioxide.​

What is the promoter?