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The moon's mass is much lower than the earth's; therefore, its gravity isn't strong enough to hold an atmosphere. This lack of an atmosphere and the moon's small size allowed it to become cool enough to the point at which it completely solidified. Thus, the moon doesn't have any plate tectonic activity.
Explanation:
Answer:
-Physical properties possessed by all stars:
- They are made of gases such as hydrogen and helium.
- They shine very brightly due to interaction of hydrogen and helium at appropriate pressure and temperature.
- They contain iron in their cores which monitors the fusion reaction.
- They make energy through fusion between the gases present in the stars which are hydrogen and helium.
- They are not spherical in shape hence this physical property is false in terms physical properties of the stars.
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Explanation:
Answer:
The correct ansqwer is- Vitamin D
Explanation:
Vitamin D is the vitamin that can be synthesized by the human body itself therefore it is not an essential vitamin for human beings. Human skin is the part that helps in making this vitamin in humans.
The natural form of vitamin D is vitamin D3 which is formed by the sunlight exposure on the skin. When we expose our skin in the sunlight the UV radiation penetrated our skin and converts provitamin D3 into pre-vitamin D3 then this previtamin can be isomerized into the natural form of vitamin D Which is vitamin D3. So the right answer is vitamin D.
Answer:
or 0.0079.
Explanation:
Joyce is planting tulips in her garden.
Number of red (R) bulbs = 5
Number of white (W) bulbs = 5
Total number of ways to plant 10 bulbs in one row is
Cancel out common factors.
It is given that she randomly plants the bulbs so that all 5 red bulbs are next to each other and all 5 white bulbs are next to each other.
Required outcomes are
RRRRRWWWWW and WWWWWRRRRR
Formula for probability:
Therefore the required probability is or 0.0079.
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