When water is transferred from land to atmosphere by evaporation from the soil and by transpiration plants.
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Explanation:
An empirical evidence illustrates facts that are drawn from experimentation and observations. These are usually drawn from the way we see and percieve our environment using our senses.
A hypothesis is best and simply defined as a scientific guess. It is often a direct product of empirical studies of a particular problem. Most times when scientists gather facts and principles have been formulated, they try to explain their observation. This explanation is the hypothesis. The satement of the hypothesis is usually tentantive. Sometimes, we can have several hypothesis for a common source of empirical evidence.
Answer: Water cannot/is slower to be gradually soaked into it's soil in built environments with large unregulated soils, but rushes the environment, transporting toxins and ecological sewage into our rivers, killing fish, animals and possibly even us.
The right answer is to measure the amount of released carbon dioxide.
The carbon dioxide exhaled by the lungs can reflect the energy consumed by the body since it comes from the degradation of glucose which is the main energy substrate. And this is a better indicator of energy consumption than measuring heart rate because it can be inflected by several factors.
A is false because glucose is not found in the urine, except in the case of diabetes mellitus.
C is false because the consumption of calories does not mean that we will directly use it.
D is wrong because perspiration is independent of energy consumption, this is a way to cool the body after exercise.
