Adding odd numbers will only give you an even sum if the amount of numbers you added is an even number.
For example,
25 is an odd number. If you add 25, 2 times (2 is an even number) you will get 50 (an even number). If you add 25, 4 times (4 is an even number) you will get 100 (still, an even number)
However, if you add 25, 3 times (an odd number) you will get 75 (an odd number). If you add 25, 5 times (an odd number) you will get 125 (still an odd number).
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The element that would melt at a higher temperature than the standard temperature is iron (Fe).
<h3>Melting point</h3>
The term melting point refers to the point where a solid is converted to a liquid. A pure substance has a sharp melting point while an impure substance melts over a temperature range.
Metals have a very high melting point hence the element that would melt at a higher temperature than the standard temperature is iron (Fe).
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At standard pressure, which element has a melting point higher than standard temperature?
(1) F2 (3) Fe
(2) Br2 (4) Hg
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The Nucleus stores the genetic information, the Lysosome breaks down macro-molecules, the Mitochondrion converts chemical fuel, the Ribosome synthesizes proteins and the Smooth ER serves as site of lipid synthesis.
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- The cell structures which needed to be match to its descriptions are Nucleus, Lysosome, Mitochondrion, Ribosome and Smooth ER.
The correct descriptions are as follows:
- The <u>Nucleus</u> is the cell structures that stores the genetic information of the cell.
- The <u>Lysosomes</u> is the cell structures that breaks down macro-molecules using digestive enzymes.
- The <u>Mitochondrion</u> is the cell structures that converts chemical fuel into packets of chemical energy that can power the cell.
- The <u>Ribosome</u> is the cell structures that works with mRNA to synthesize proteins.
- The <u>Smooth ER</u> is the cell structures which serves as the site of lipid synthesis.
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