Galaxy M33 is classified as a Triangulum normal spiral.
The galaxy M33 is the third largest galaxy in the Local Group after M31 and the Milky Way. The galaxy M33 has a moderate-sized central bulge and two spiral arms that emerge directly out of the bulge and wrap around in rather poorly defined arcs with many cross-connections between the arms.
This spiral galaxy is located in the triangle shaped constellation earning a pet name as triangular galaxy. This galaxy star formation rate is ten times higher than average found in Andromeda galaxy. It has relatively bright apparent. This galaxy was given by Charles Messier and he classified it as Triangulum normal spiral.
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There are no holes for blood to enter or leave the system is what I would choose.
Correct answer is C: the two beakers are identical, so the area at the bottom of the two liquids is the same.
The other statements, instead, are false.
Statement A is false because the air pressure on top of the two liquids is the same (it is equal to the atmospheric pressure).
Statement B is false because the weight of liquid B is greater than the weight of liquid A, because liquid B is more dense, and the weight is equal to
where
is the liquid density and V the volume. Since the volume of the two liquids is the same, the weight of liquid B is greater than the weight of liquid A.
Statement D is false because the pressure at the bottom of beaker B is greater. In fact, the pressure of a column of liquid is
where
is the density and h is the height of the column of liquid: since the height of the two liquids is the same, but the density of liquid B is greater than the density of liquid A, then its pressure at the bottom is also greater.
Answer:
Energy
Explanation:
Waves can transfer energy over distance without moving matter the entire distance. For example, an ocean wave can travel many kilometers without the water itself moving many kilometers. The water moves up and down—a motion known as a disturbance. It is the disturbance that travels in a wave, transferring energy.