Answer:
Try doing (safe) things and activates you would NEVER do in a million years to see how you like it.
Overcome your fears of failure.
Pass up the negative attitude.
Explanation:
I hope this helps!
1. Inappropriate shift: It should be I can hear the waves vs you can hear.
2. Inappropriate shift: It should be either dried the clothes in the sun or dried them. It is plural and not singular use.
3. Inappropriate shift: It should be they had to take the long road... Again it is referencing plural and not singular
4. Inappropriate shift: It should be and gave them water to drink.
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It would be the textbook glossary. A dictionary would be equally useful, but in a science class the teacher would want students to rely on the textbook glossary.
Answer:
Tahukah kamu, mengapa motor berhenti di depan lampu merah?
karena motornya direm. Coba kalau nggak direm bisa bahaya tuh.
Tebak binatang apa yang jago renang?
Bebek. Kalau ikan bukan renang tapi menyelam
Kenapa di rel kereta api ditaruh batu?
Soalnya kalau ditaruh duit nanti pada diambil.
Answer:
hope this helps:)
Explanation:
Page 1
Radio waves are used in wi-fi signals. This frequency has the lowest energy
Microwave waves are used in microwaves (wow that's a tongue twister - say that 5 times fast) to heat foods and liquids, which also are present in smartphones.
Infrared waves are used in night vision cameras and remote controls.
Visible light waves let us predict the weather through clouds.
UV waves are used in suntanning and killing bacteria.
X-rays are used to view fractured or broken bones. They can spot pneumonia and breast cancer as well!
Gamma waves kill cancerous cells and are used in oncology. This frequency has the highest energy.
Page 2
Violet light has the shortest wavelength
1. Reflection
2. Refraction
3. Absorption
Page 3 *i'm not 100% on these so take this sparingly*
1. Water
2. Glass
3. Air
Light travels <em>slower</em>
Sound travels <em>slower</em>
Page 4
105 is the least dense
50 is the densest
Page 5
A. Solid
B. Freezing - top
Melting - bottom
C. Liquid
D. Condensation - top
Vaporization - bottom
E. Gas
