Recent data show that phenotypic variation categories such as skin color or facial form most often used to define race.
<h3>What is phenotypic variation?</h3>
Phenotypic variation can be defined as the difference in the observable characters or attributes (phenotypes) of each organism in a specific population such as:
Based on recent data from scientific research, phenotypic variation categories such as skin color or facial form most often used to define race.
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What is kingdom of Eubacteria.
Explanation:
Streptococci are bacteria which are gram-positive in nature.
This organism belongs to the kingdom eubacteria since this kingdom is characterized by the following features that are also present in streptococcus:
1. Unicellular organism.
2. prokaryotic.
3. presence of cell wall made up of peptidoglycans.
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<span>A contagem de pontos no voleibol é realizada da seguinte forma:
Para ter um ponto é necessário, uma sequência de ações de jogadas onde
tenha o toque no saque, até o momento em que a bola estiver fora de
jogo.
Faz cair a bola, no piso da quadra adversária;
Se fizer isso, sem que nenhum atleta adversário toque na bola e a mesma caía no chão, é ponto, ACE...
Atleta pisou na linha da quadra "zona de ataque" entre a rede é INVASÃO é ponto para o adversário...
A equipe adversária comete uma falta ou uma penalidade; </span>
The time she spent in contact with the trampoline is 0.1619 seconds.
The objective of this question is to determine for how long she is in contact with the trampoline?
The conservational force is exerted on the trampoline is equivalent to the sum of the potential energy at the highest point and the elastic energy at the lowest point.
∴
From the given information;
Using the Simple Harmonic Motion to determine the time at which she is in contact with the trampoline, we have;
where;
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