Answer:
1. Small Intestine
2. Glycerol
3. Peptides
4. Bacteria
5. Capillaries
6. Rectum
7. Carbohydrates
8. Saliva
9. Hydrochloric
10. Mucus
11. Vitamins
12. Gallbladder
An ecologist collected climate data from two locations. The graph shows the monthly average temperatures in the two locations. In Location A, the total yearly precipitation is 273 cm. In Location B, the total yearly precipitation is 11 cm. Whats the answer?
Answer:
More organisms are present on location A.
Explanation:
Due to more yearly precipitation, there is more vegetation present on location A. Due to the presence of this vegetation, more organisms are present because there is more food available for organisms as compared to location B. Due to less precipitation, there is less or no vegetation is present on location B and organisms are present in less number due to harsh environmental conditions and no food availability for organisms.
Where does our energy from from?
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Answer:
D.
Explanation:
She's trying to find the affect different shapes have on the distance the plane flies, not the affect different types of paper have on distance. If she were to use different paper for each plane she'd be testing two variables instead of one.
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What section of a lab report should be phrased in an "If (cause), then (effect)" statement?
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Answer:
The HYPOTHESIS
Explanation:
In an experiment, the formulation of the hypothesis is a critical part of the scientific method. The hypothesis is testable explanation given after making an observation in an experiment. In other words, an hypothesis is a predictive statement given that is subject to testing via experimentation.
The essence of formulating an hypothesis is to relate the effect of a possible solution on an observed problem. The "hypothesis" section of a laboratory report is usually identified by the use of an IF and THEN phrases in the statement. IF represents the cause, while THEN represents the effect. For example, a hypothesis can read; If plants are placed under white light (cause), then they will grow faster in height (effect).
2. Without any fossil fuel consumption, which parts of the
cycle have improved their carbon levels in comparison to
previous data? Which sections of the cycle have improved
from the previous levels you have recorded but still are
increasing their carbon levels?
Answer:
Please see below
Explanation:
There is noticeable improvement in the atmosphere part, the surface of the ocean as well as the deep ocean parts with regards to carbon levels. The ocean surface section of the cycle has shown improvement relative to previously recorded levels.
A segment of DNA has one stand with the sequence base as
TCGCGTATCGTT, what would be the complementary stand
of DNA?
Answer:
AGCGATAGCAA
Explanation:
Adenine → Thymine (A → T)
Thymine → Adenine (T → A)
Cytosine → Guanine (C → G)
Guanine → Cytosine (G → C)
With that being said, you just switch the letters up to get the correct answer. Does this make sense? You're just switching the letters.
Anthony designed an experiment to answer
the following question: How does the
temperature of water affect the time it
takes for a sugar cube to dissolve?
Multiple answers! Which things should
Anthony keep the same in his experiment?
A. The amount of water
B. The temperature of the water
C. The size of the sugar cubes
Answer:
I think he should keep the size of the sugar cubes.
A box is pushed across 10m by a force of 40 N in 10 seconds.calculate the power.
Answer:
[tex] \boxed{ \bold{ \huge{ \boxed{ \sf{40 \: watt}}}}}[/tex]
Explanation:
Given,
Distance ( D ) = 10 m
Force ( F ) = 40 N
Time taken ( T ) = 10 seconds
Calculating the power:
[tex] \boxed{ \sf{power = \frac{work}{time} }}[/tex]
⇒[tex] \sf{power = \frac{force \times distance}{time} }[/tex]
⇒[tex] \sf{power = \frac{40 \times 10}{10} }[/tex]
⇒[tex] \sf{power = \frac{400}{10} }[/tex]
⇒[tex] \sf{power = 40 \: watt}[/tex]
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When two monomers come together to make a polymer, a molecule of what is released?
Quantity that does not change
Answer: Constant
Explanation:
Question 2 of 10
Which describes the number of people who die per one thousand individuals
in a population per year?
A. Birthrate
B. Carrying capacity
C. Space availability
O D. Death rate
SUBMIT
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Answer:
brithrate
Explanation:
Never handle____ with your____use a brush and a dustpan to clean-up____.
Select the correct answer.
Jordon needs to know how many grams of magnesium he has for an experiment. Which of the following tools would give
him the most precise data?
pipette
volumetric flask
o electronic balance
O temperature probe
A life-centered worldview is particularly concerned with which of the following?
What questions does Hugh have after analyzing his daughter’s DNA?
Answer:
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Which type of biological agent needs a host to replicate and spread, is costly and difficult to grow in large quantities for terrorism purposes, and does not respond to antibiotic treatment?
Answer:
Viruses are organisms which require living cells in which to
replicate. They are therefore intimately dependent upon the cells of the host
which they infect.
Why do you think people believe some theories even if they´re not supported by scientific evidence?
Answer:
The correct answer would be
1. to understand and have certainty
2. to have control and sense of security.
3. to maintain positive image of one self
Explanation:
Theories that can not be proved or tested or have no scientific evidence about them should not be consider valid, however, some people believe in these theories.
The reason behind these false believe, according studies could be any of these reasons:
1. to understand and have certainty - to understand and have a explanation to satisfy their curiosity.
2. to have control and sense of security - if there is something bother sense of security of individual or group of people.
3. to maintain positive image of one self - to portray them not responsible for any immoral happening or deeds.
List five such bonds or interactions. Select the five correct answers. Select the five correct answers. coordination bond peptide bond metallic bond hydrophobic bond glycosidic bond hydrogen bond disulfide bond ionic bond phosphodiester bond.
Provided question is incomplete as proper information is not given, however, the complete question is as follows:
Several different kinds of bonds or interactions are involved in generating and maintaining the structure of proteins. List five such bonds or interactions.
Select the five correct answers.
Answer:
The correct answer is:
peptide bond
hydrogen bond
ionic bond
disulfide bond
hydrophobic bond
Explanation:
In protein structure their are different type of bonds present in between different atoms of amino acid to forming or maintaining the protein and its structure. These bonds are as follows:
Peptide bond: These bonds are present in all amino acids, joins monomers in primary structure
Hydrogen (not between R groups): these are bonds present in all amino acids, these bonds are responsible for the secondary structure .
Hydrophobic: leucine could be involved, These type of interactions are responsible for tertiary and Quaternary structure
Ionic: glutamate could be involved in such bond, these are also responsible for the tertiary and Quaternary structure
Disulfide: cysteine could be involved in such bonding, tertiary and Quaternary structure
What experiments are being performed in
regards to evolution?
Answer:
I think laboratory experiments
Explanation:
Yeast is used to make the bread fluffy. Can you compare this with respiration?
Answer:
Yeast works as a leavening agent in bread, changing the sugars in dough into gas, which creates the bubbles in the loaves. … However, because yeast will eventually switch from aerobic to anaerobic respiration, the yeast will run out of nutrition -- oxygen.
Explanation:
Answer:
Yeast works as a leavening agent in bread, changing the sugars in dough into gas, which creates the bubbles in the loaves. ... However, because yeast will eventually switch from aerobic to anaerobic respiration, the yeast will run out of nutrition -- oxygen
Explanation:
"Immediately prior to ventricular systole, pressure in the aorta is about" "The Frank-Starling law of the heart states that"
Answer:
80 mm Hg
Explanation:
Immediately prior to ventricular systole, pressure in the aorta is about 80 mm Hg. This can be explained by the Frank-Starling Law which states that the stroke volume of the left ventricle will increase as the left ventricular volume increases due to the myocyte stretch which tends to cause a more forceful systolic contraction. This applies in the case that all of the other factors remain the same during that time.
how do some producers and consumers rely on the light from the sun
Answer:
producer rely for photosynthesis and consumers for vision and growth
Diagnosis of Gardnerella vaginitis is made by the appearance of _____. anaerobes in a microscope slide clue cells epithelial cells endotoxin
Answer: The correct answer to the question is option B
CLUE CELLS.
Explanation: Gardnerella vaginitis is also known as bacteria vaginosis.
It is a disease of the reproductive system that affects mostly women of child bearing age, bacteria vaginosis occurs when there is a shift or change in the normal balance of bacteria found in the Vagina,this change in bacteria balance results in infection.
Symptoms of includes vaginal itching, abnormal vaginal discharge and odour.
When Gardnerella vaginitis is diagnosed,the following are being noted;
Clue cells; this involve coating vaginal skin cells with bacteria,clue cells are visible on microscopic exam of vaginal fluid.
When vaginal fluid is tested and the PH shows low acidity( a PH greater than 4.5 precisely).
(WHIFF TEST)When there is a fishy odour upon combination of vaginal discharge with a drop of magnesium hydroxide. A glass slide is used for this test.
Ciara is a 32-year-old female. She recently went to the doctor because she was experiencing dizziness, swelling, and difficulty sleeping. After a variety of tests, it was determined that her kidneys were retaining sodium. Due to the sodium retention, her body was experiencing an increase in blood volume. In this scenario, using the given information, how do these test results affect her blood flow and blood pressure?
Group of answer choices
A) decrease in blood flow, decrease in blood pressure
B) Increase in blood flow; increase in blood pressure
C) Increase in blood flow, decrease in blood pressure
D) Decrease in blood flow, increase in blood pressure
Answer:
Increase in blood flow; increase in blood pressure
Explanation:
_________ was the first manmade element. It was first created as an
accidental byproduct in the first nuclear reactors. *
A. Gold
B. Silver
C. Technetium
D. Plutonium
E. Americium
F. Californium
The study of environmental issues is underpinned by the understanding of the concept of an environmental value system (EVS). Choose the sentence which best describes an EVS. Your answer: The amount of financial profits created by the exploitation of resources available in an environment. An ideological doctrine imposed on an individual by the government and supported by appropriate regulations to manage environmental issues. The material worth placed on the environment by and individual or a group. A set of paradigms or views shaped by one's background, culture and education which determine the way an individual or a group evaluate and find solutions to the existing environmental problems.
Answer:
A set of paradigms or views shaped by one's background, culture and education which determine the way an individual or a group evaluate and find solutions to the existing environmental problems.
Explanation:
Environmental value system (EVS) is a view of a subject that transforms the way an individuals or the society thinks, view and evaluate environmental issues.
Their ideas and views is influenced by cultural, economic and socio-political background.
Factors such as education, media and religious doctrines are inputs in ESV that enhance perception.
Information are processed and changes perceptions of the environment by an individual and also changes decisions.
A tapeworm living in a students intestines is a muaalism, commensalism, or parasitism
Answer:
parasitism
Explanation:
tapeworms are parasites
You are interested in how stress affects heart rate in humans. Your independent variable would be the stress and the dependent variable would be the heart rate. You can directly manipulate stress levels in your human subjects and measure how those stress levels change heart rate. How could you manipulate this stress?
Answer:
As an example, you are interested in how stress affects heart rate in humans. Your independent variable would be the stress and the dependent variable would be the heart rate. You can directly manipulate stress levels in your human subjects and measure how those stress levels change heart rate.
Explanation:
Organic molecules are sometimes found within meteorites that crash into Earth. Which meteorite condition in space is similar to what most likely was present in Earth's early atmosphere?
Answer:
presence of inorganic molecules
Explanation:
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what is the central element for all living life
Answer:
Carbon
Explanation:
Is a cental element in compounds