Sodium plays a critical role in balancing components of the body, and a lack of this element can become lethal if a large enough deficit is established. Losing salt through sweat reduces the concentration of Sodium in the body; however, drinking plain water dilutes what is left to a much larger degree (the loss of salt is accompanied by a loss of water, which keeps the concentration of Sodium in the body relatively constant), and this dilution causes consequences.
Proteins synthesized in the ER are packaged into vesicles, which then fuse with the Golgi apparatus. ... The Golgi apparatus is also involved in lipid transport and lysosome formation.
Answer;
-These are positive impacts of dams to the society.
Explanation;
-Dams are important because they provide water for domestic, industry and irrigation purposes. Dams often also provide hydroelectric power production and river navigation.
-Other positive impacts include; dam wall itself blocks fish migrations, which in some cases and with some species completely separate spawning habitats from rearing habitats. It also traps sediments, which are critical for maintaining physical processes and habitats downstream of the dam.
To be perfectly honest, I'm not sure what problem 32 is asking. It seems like there's set up to a question, but the actual question itself is missing.
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For problem 33, we divide the tape's distance by its time. I'm assuming that problem 33 is using the set up info from problem 32.
Recall that
distance = rate*time
we can rearrange things to say
rate = distance/time
So that's why we divide distance over time. The tape's length is effectively the distance, more or less. Imagine that one marker on the tape travels from one end of the reel to the other. It would have to travel the length of the tape when the full tape duration elapses.
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So,
rate = distance/time
rate = (260 meters)/(180 seconds)
rate = (260/180) meters per second
rate = 1.44 meters per second, which is approximate
I'm rounding to 3 sig figs.
The splitting of glucose molecule, I hope this helped! :)