Answer:
yes
Explanation:
science can exist with/without human
D. Eating foods full of sodium, salts, fats and sugars can contribute to all of these.
Answer: happen or take place
My answer will be that both the nurse and the dietitian should tell the child that they can eat sweet. You should know that children with Type 1 Diabetes require injecting insulin to compensate for the effects of glucose. Therefore, the child can eat sweets as long as the portions are watched and the necessary insulin is applied to cover that excess. On the other hand, the child should also know that, from now on, he can gradually substitute sweets and sugar (as a source of carbohydrates) for others such as cereals, fruits, milk and yogurts.
Answer:
Both electric and magnetic field are conservative forces.
Both obey inverse square law.
Both are non contact forces (Forces can be exerted without contact).
Both are attractive as well as repulsive (Like poles repel, like charges repel; unlike poles attract, unlike charges attract).
Explanation:
