We are asked to fill up the blank space provided by the question above. The question above state that "<span>At higher doses, __________ causes twitching, irritability, panic, heart attack, and death." The statement talks about a term used when a person suffer such characteristics. The nearest term to described conditions once used by a person is called Cocaine.</span>
The fermentation of ethyl alcohol is a biological process which involves the breakdown of sugars such as glucose, fructose and sucrose into the cellular energy. The cellular energy produced in the form of ATP. This fermentation reaction produces the byproduct’s mainly as ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide. Hence the correct answer is carbon dioxide and ethyl alcohol.
Answer:
The initial amount, 1.3 million = 1,300,000 is the 100%.
now, 640,000 is a given percentage (lower than 100%) of that.
How we can find it?
suppose that 640,000 represents an x%.
Then we have that the quotient between the actual quantities and the percentages must be the same
(640,000/1,300,000) = x%/100%
x% = (640,000/1,300,000)*100% = 49.23%
Then the percentage declined is:
100% - 49.23% = 50.77%
The other question can not be answered with the given information.
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I believe the correct answer would be: B. Electric eel.
I really hope my answer helped you out! c:
Alyssa's additional observation would be cell Y having a larger vacuole than cell X. The third option is the correct one.
<h3>Plant cell vs animal cell</h3>
From the observations, both cells are eukaryotic. This is because:
- cell X has lysosomes which are only found in eukaryotic cells
- cell Y has a nucleus which also peculiar to eukaryotic cells only
Lysosome houses digestive enzymes and is found mostly in animal cells. Only a few plant cells have lysosomes.
Thus, the lack of a lysosome means that cell Y is a plant cell while the presence means that cell X is an animal cell.
Generally, plant cells have larger vacuoles than animal cells.
More on plant and animal cells can be found here: brainly.com/question/1493437
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