Floods and flash flooding Now is the time to determine your area's flood risk. ... Flash floods have a rapid hydrological response in catchments with short lag times, ... Two different types of flood hazard assessment methods were tested: (i) a ... elongation ratio and roughness index can be used to explain the flash flood types.
Answer: B-cells fight bacteria and viruses by making y-shaped proteins called antibodies, which are specific to each pathogen and are able to lock onto the surface of an invading cell and mark it for destruction by other immune cells. C-cells are a virus-bound antibody that binds to receptors, on the surface of phagocytic cells and triggers a mechanism known as phagocytosis, by which the cell engulfs and destroys the virus.
Explanation: sorry this answer was not simple at all -_-
Answer:
there are 10 viable bacterial cells in 1 ml in the 1/100 dilution tube
Explanation:
in 1ml there is 1000 viable bacterial cells → diluted with 9 ml of solvent (10 ml in total)→ 1000 viable bacterial cells in 10 ml (fist tube)
now we take 1 ml of the first tube into the second empty tube → has 1000/10 = 100 viable bacterial cells on 1 ml → diluted with 9 ml of solvent (10 ml in total)→ 100 viable bacterial cells in 10 ml (second tube)
then we take 1 ml of the second tube into the third empty tube → has 100/10 = 10 viable bacterial cells in 1 ml → diluted with 9 ml of solvent (10 ml in total)→ 10 viable bacterial cells in 10 ml (third tube)
therefore there are 10 viable bacterial cells in 1 ml in the 1/100 dilution tube
Answer:
A. What length of time is best to use for the firing of pottery to make it strong?
Explanation:
Point A
What length of time is best to use for the firing of pottery to make it strong?
This is a scientific question for Nancy since while making pots from black mud, it is very important to know how much time is required to fire the pot in order to make it strong. Because if we fire it for too long the pot may be become too hot and will eventually crack. While if we fire for less time it will not become hard enough to withstand its shape. So knowing the proper time to fire the pot is very essential in pottery.
Point B, Point C and Point D are not scientific investigations since it includes ones likes and dislikes, quantities and numbers of goal scored which is not scientific.
Hence, option A is the correct answer.
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and muddy water will interfere with the penetration of light to particular depth
in water where coral are found. The algae in the symbiotic relationship with
the sponges will be unable to photosynthesize. This way, the sponges will lose the
algae and become ‘bleached’. </span>
