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3 years ago

The mechanism by which oxygen moves into capillaries from alveoli is ________.

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The answer is c.diffusion.
Diffusion is the movement of ions, molecules or atoms form high concentration to low concentration across the membrane without the need of any energy or any membrane gates. The oxygen enters the alveoli will be dissolved in the water vapor that is present on the wall of the alveoli and will diffuse directly to the blood across the alveolar membrane.

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Switch the coordinates and change the sign of the second one by multiplying it by negative 1.

Explanation:

Here are some examples and a more general way to understand the problem.

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The new point is (1,-1) , similarly (-4,2)-> (2,4), (-4,3)-> (3,4)

We take a point p= (x,y) the the result of rotation p 90 clockwise about the orgin is a new point p'=(x',y')= (-y, x). .

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If we let a=90 degrees we have

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|-1 0|

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So a point p= (x,y) can be multiplied by M as follows Mp=p' where p' is the rotated point.

If p=(-4,2) then Mp

is M(-4,2) which after matrix multiplication means x'=0*-4+1*2=2 and y'=-1*-4+0*2=4

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so p'=(0,-1) and (1,0)->(0,-1)

How about the point on the y axis (0,1), it should go to the point (1,0)

0*1+1*1=1 and -1*0+0*1 gives you the pont (1,0) ( we don't see the negative sign because -0 is just 0)

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Although, there are exceptions: Zinc, Gold, and Cadmium.

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