The steps are:
1. Local officials decide when to let water flow onto crops
2. Farmers let animals graze in soil to trample and eat weeds.
3. Farmers break up the soil using hand tools.
4. Spread seeds and plow.
5. Plant seeds.
6. Harvest the plants.
Answer:
1 time every 6 minutes.
Explanation:
In order to find the rate of behavior, we need to find how long it takes for this behavior to happen only a single time. We calculate this by dividing the given number of times the behavior has happened by the total interval of time in which it happened like so...
30min / 5 = 6 min
Therefore, the rate of behavior for Jeannie getting out of her seat is 1 time every 6 minutes.
Answer:
detecting stars that are behind nebulae that would normally block out other stars
Explanation:
Radio waves have large frequencies unlike the other waves of the electromagnetic spectrum. Due to their large wavelength, they are much larger than the size of an atom hence cannot be blocked or deflected by atomic nuclei. This is unlike gamma rays (and other short wavelength electromagnetic radiation) that are smaller than atoms and easily blocked and deflected by atomic nuclei. Such radiations are extremely attenuated when they pass the through nebula cloud. Radio waves hence overcome this challenge.
In fall 2017, 34 percent of undergraduate students attended public two-year colleges. Of full-time undergraduates, 17 percent attended public, two-year colleges; Of part-time undergraduates, 58 percent attended public, two-year colleges.
Answer:
d. make a "no-nonsense" accusation of the other.
Explanation:
Bullying tactics are emotional devices that play into one's insecurities through false accusations that divert the focus of the debate. They are designed to get the public drawn to the accuser's point of view and to demonize their opponent with inconvenient truths or false accusations. In most, if not all cases, intimidation tactics are basically ad hominem attacks.
Based on this, we can say that the letter D is the correct answer to your question.
