No because it does not use energy, reproduce, have a metabolism, breathe, or maintain homeostasis and its not made up of cells.
Experiments in general are more reliable when a greater sample size is used. When using a small sample size, a mistake or fluke can greatly effect the outcome of the experiment. With a large sample size, there is more data to understand averages and deviations to the average data. The average will likely be more accurate with more data, which would make his sample size more reliable.
False, because
<span>According to 2n^2 rule </span>
<span>n=2 contains 8 electrons </span>
<span>n=3 contains 18 electrons </span>
<span>add electrons to have a stable octet in its outer energy level </span>
The correct answer is it lives inside or on a host.
A is incorrect because a parasite steals from the host, without giving anything in return. Much like a leech
C is incorrect because leeches almost always use their host as a food source
D is incorrect because parasites can often dig beneath the host's skin to be hidden from sight
I believe C. More cropland
