Answer:
N₂
Explanation:
The primary greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, water vapour and ozone. These gases allow sunlight to reach the Earth's surface unhindered. The sunlight heats the surface. The heat as infrared reradiated to the atmosphere, the greenhouse gases absorb the heat energy. They do not allow heat to escape back trapping' the gases in the lower atmosphere.
Nitrogen is an inert gas present in the atmosphere is about 78%.
Only some nitrogen-fixing bacteria such as Rhizobium which fixes atmospheric nitrogen into the soil.
Thus, N₂ (nitrogen) is not a greenhouse gas.
Answer:
C. Must be a high rise building
Explanation:
Being a high rise building is not one of MPRs
Answer:
B. 42; 48
Explanation:
sin x = cos (90-x)
eg sin 42 = cos(90-42) = cos 48
Seafloor of the Galveston is full of sand and sediment which is suspended in and around the bay.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The water in and around the Galveston bay. The reason for the water to be brown in that area is because of the sediments and other material which are suspended to be brown in the water.
The water in the Galveston is shallow as a reason of which the sediments and the sand turn over in that area is high, making it look brown in color instead of blue. Thus water seems to be dirty and muddy at many point of time.
Answer:
The correct answer will be-
Case I- option-B
Case-II-option-B
Explanation:
A scientific method is the best procedural approach to explain the natural phenomenon. The method includes various steps which begin with the making the observation. The observation leads to the asking the scientific questions which could be answered by proposing a hypothesis.
The hypothesis must be tested through experiments which could prove and disprove the hypothesis and can answer the natural phenomenon.
<u>Case-I</u>
In the given situation of the question in which a person notices or observes the fields of grass and grass and native flower. Since the researcher notices the fields, they are performing the first step of the method that is "making an observation" and thus Option-B is the correct answer.
<u>Case-II</u>
In the situation, which discusses the number of birds in the fields shows the "dependent variables". The dependent variable is the parameter which is studied in the experiments. Since in the given conditions the number of birds is being studied, therefore, Option-B is the correct answer.
