Answer
Option C - Skeletal Muscles
Explanation
Antagonistic pairs are the muscles that are functionally opposite, if one produces flexion, then the other's primary action is an extension. Skeletal muscles work in pairs to move a bone so that the muscles can function properly. They contract the bone making nerves deliver a message to the brain. For example. Biceps and triceps. The lower arm is moved upwards when the biceps muscle contracts and the triceps muscle is relaxed and vice versa.
When faced with a complex engineering problem, the best strategy usually involves( A ) Breaking the problem down into smaller problems and solving them individually.
Explanation:
Th first step of solving a complex problem involves problem identification-it means what exactly is the problem then we try to determine the possible sub-groups in which the problem can be further divided and then numbering the sub groups.
The process of sub-grouping means that we are sub dividing the problems and then working upon the problem that needs the attention first and then according solving the other sub categories of the problem.
This method helps in breaking the complex problem into a series of small task that can be easily solved in a sequential manner .Thus the complexity of the problem gets reduced when it is divided into a number of small problems.
Answer: It's C
Explanation: because They also do not have a brain, respiratory system, or circulatory system.
When using the term 'life form' I assume you are speaking of animals, bacteria, etc. Scientists take years to find their desired conclusion because of how the environment tends to change quite frequently (Depending on where the creature lives). The earth is constantly revolving and rotating, which causes changes in the environment. These changes affect the animals behavior, eating habits, and overall chances of survival. A factor that must also be considered is that scientists have to examine these creatures in their natural habitat which can be an issue depending on where they live. For example, if I were to study the behavioral patterns of a Leopard, it would be extremely difficult to do so because the Leopards are specifically keen at camouflaging in their environment. That would make observing its behavioral patterns very frustrating and time consuming. In a way, mother nature is always against us.
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<span>Michelle is observing a sand sample under a microscope when she finds many perforated shelled organisms. Further testing reveals that these shells are made of calcium carbonate. How should she classify these organisms?
</span>"<span>They are foraminiferans, belonging to phylum sarcodina of protozoa."
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