Answer:
here it is
....................................................................................................................................
I would say it would be a. It makes the most sense
I will mark brainlist please help
1) what is the subject of a sentence?
• the verb
• tells who or what the sentence is about
• the action in the sentence
2) What is the predicate of a sentence?
• who the sentence is about?
• tells what the subject is or does
3) What is the PREDICATE in this sentence.
- Mrs. Shaffer is crazy
• Mrs. Shaffer
• is
• is crazy
• Shaffer is crazy
4) what is the predicate of this sentence.
- Friday is the best day of the week
• Friday
• is the best day of the week
5) What is the subject of this sentence?
- The turtle is swimming in the ocean
• the turtle
• is swimming in the ocean
6) What is the the complete predicate of this sentence?
- The class studied whales.
• class
• the class
• whales
• studied whales
7) What is the predicate in the sentence
- She drank her whole glass of milk
• she
• milk
• drank her whole glass of milk
• drank milk
8) what is the subject in the sentence?
- The music class attended the opera.
• the music class
• attended
• music
9) identify the complete subject.
- Susan and Kay went swimming.
• went swimming
• Susan and Kay
• went
10) identify the COMPLETE predicate
- Tina and her friends went to the movies
• Tina
• her friends
• to the movies
• went to the movies
11) identify the SIMPLE PREDICATE PART.
- Tina and her friends went to the movies
• Tina
• her friends
• went
• the movies
12) identify the circled line in the sentence.
- All of the ((((PLAYERS)))) went to practice
• complete subject
• simple subject
• simple predicate
• complete predicate
To convert the given value we need conversion factors to relate molecules to liters. At STP, we know that 1 mol is equal to 22.4 L and by using Avogadro's number we can relate molecules to 1 mol. Calculation is as follows:
5.0x10^24 molecules ( 1
mol / <span>6.022 x 10^23 molecules<span> ) ( 22.4 L / 1 mol) = 186.0 L </span></span>
The group of elements on the periodic table that does not participate in chemical bonding at all would be the noble gas elements. These either do not give, receive, and or share electrons.
