Answer:
kinetic is the awnser
when an object is gaining forice it kenetic
Answer: the Neolithic period
Explanation:
A period in history in which humans transitioned from hunting and gathering food to the farming of plants and animals is called the Neolithic period. People were starting to become farmers and their life got more settled.
This transition is also known as the Neolithic Revolution or the Agricultural Revolution.
The correct answer is option E
The kingdom Protista includes large diversity of organisms ranging from flagellated cells to macroscopic organisms. It is sometime referred as Protoctista instead of Protista. Some of the ancient Protista’s have characteristics of animal and plant kingdom. For example Lichen is not a protist but it includes the characteristics of both Protista and Fungi. Likewise organisms such as algae, bacteria, ciliates have the features of Protist as all these are Eukaryotic cells. Since the formation of kingdom Protista many animals have been included and excluded from the kingdom. Even today red and brown algae are considered as protist
Explanation:
The products in a reaction are the species on the right hand side of a chemical equation.
The reactants are the species on the left hand side of the equation.
A + B ⇒ C+ D
The reactants A and B, products are C and D.
Reactants are the species combining together.
The products are the results of the combination.
Types of chemical reactions;
Combination or synthesis; in this type of reaction, two species combines to give a product or products:
A + B ⇒ C+ D
Decomposition or cracking: a specie breaks down into one or more products:
A ⇒ B + C
Single displacement: one specie replaces another in a reaction:
A + CD ⇒ AC + D
Double displacement: species replaces another in a reaction:
AC + BD ⇒ AD + BC
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The correct answer is: silent mutation
There are a few types of genetic mutation that can change genetic code. Those mutations can be classified:
1. Substitution-only one base is changed
• Nonsense mutations-when substitution leads to the formation of a stop codon instead of a codon
• Missense mutations-when one nucleotide is substituted and a different codon is formed
• Silent mutations-when a nucleotide is substituted and the same amino acid is produced
2. Insertion- extra base pairs are inserted
3. Deletion- section of DNA is deleted
