Explanation:
1. What is a longitudinal wave?
- A wave vibrating in the direction of propagation
- This is also called "pressure waves"
- Example: Sound waves, ultrasound waves
2. When you hear a sound wave through the air, what are you detecting?
We are detecting the sound wave through the ears. There is a part called ear drum present inside the ear and it turn contains 3 bones which makes us to hear the sounds. When sound waves enters, the ear drum vibrates.
3. In which direction does the material vibrate, as energy travels through it?
The direction is perpendicular to the direction of energy transport.
4. When a wave transmits, or transfers, energy, do the individual molecules or particles also move from one end to the other?
Yes, the particles move from one end to other.
The cell would die. This is because mitochondria are essential for making energy that the cell can use, if the mitochondria stopped working this energy would not longer be available to the cell. If the cell does not have energy, it cannot perform vital functions like respiration.
Answer: c not all cells have a nucleus (prokaryotic cells don’t)
Explanation:
There used to be solid land and then something happened and a lake or just a body of water formed over it or was made over it
<span>surface faulting moves the ground in different directions</span>
