Models are used to stimulate reality and make predictions
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I mean Wolfs, and other things that eat moose, like bears.
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To be sustainable is to be able to maintained at a certain rate. It's to keep things continuous and viable. For example, wind energy is sustainable compared to oil because wind is easier to get than oil. Another example is if a country only has about 10-13 crimes a year for 20 years, crime is sustainable in that country.
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An increase in the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere
Liquid; gas
Lacking oxygen
To decrease the temperature in the compost pile
Explanation:
1. Methane is one of the greenhouse gases. When these gases are released into the atmosphere, they increase the temperature of the earth surface because they trap heat within the earth. Other examples are carbon dioxide and water vapor.
2. Evaporation is a phase change from liquid to gas. During this process, heat is supplied to a liquid. When the molecules of the liquid gain enough energy, they then begin to break off into gaseous form. The reverse process of evaporation is condensation.
3. Anaerobic is a process that lacks oxygen. Aerobic processes are carried out with the availability of oxygen.
4. The reason why compost should be regularly mixed is to decrease the temperature in the compost pile. Portions of the compost can have a higher temperature than other parts. Therefore, mixing the compost will help to redistribute the heat in the compost.
The best answer is b - experiment.
An organized process that is used to gather and analyze observations and test a hypothesis is an experiment.
An experiment is the fourth step in scientific method after observation, question and hypothesis.
An experiment is a test that is carried out under controlled conditions with the purpose of demonstrating a known truth, determine the efficacy of a yet untried thing or to examine the validity of a hypothesis.
A hypothesis is a proposed solution for an occurrence that is still unexplained and which does not fit in current accepted scientific theory.
