a) volume in cm³ = 20 × 42 × 42 = 35280 cm³
b) volume in m³ = 0.2 × 0.42 × 0.42 = 0.03528 m³
c) volume in ml³ = 200 × 420 × 420 = 35280000 ml³
d) volume in litres = 0.02 × 0.042 × 0.042 = 0.00003528 l³
e) Density = Mass / Volume
Mass = Volume × density
= 0.00003528 × 1
= 0.00003528 × 1000
= 0.03528 grams
f) Mass in kilo gram = 0.00003528 kg
Answer:
A
Explanation:
When these viruses insert their genome into the host cell, they usually have a reverse transcriptase enzyme that converts the RNA to DNA before it is integrated into the host genome. This is before the host cell machinery is hijacked to replicate the viruses components.
Answer;
-Hot desert biome
Explanation;
Hot Desert is characterized by very little rainfall or a lot of rain in a very short period. The soils are often salty because minerals do not get washed away. Thus, the climate is characterized by a very little precipitation.
-Plant adaptations: There are few plant species. these plants are adapted to resist drought and store water. For example; Spiny cacti that have thick, fleshy stems that conserve water are common. Their roots extend metres away from the plant to absorb water. Other plants have small, thick, waxy leaves that also store water. Many plants have spines or produce chemicals that protect them from being eaten.
<span>contractile vacuole
Contractile vacuoles are organelles that are responsible for excretion function. They perform osmoregulation which manages wastes, water and other needed materials in the cell. They are found in some prokaryoric organisms like the algae, protists, amoeba and other unicellular organisms.
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Yes. Air can be separated through fractional distillation. The air must be cooled to a liquid first. Considering nitrogen oxygen and argon all have different boiling points, the liquid air mixture can be heated very gently and carefully in a fractionating column. Each element will eventually vaporise and they can be condensed and collected at different points up the fractionating column because they each have different boiling points.
