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Scientific information refers to the classification, collection, dissemination, and retrieval of recorded knowledge treated both as a pure and as an applied science. The two features of a scientific information source, which may suggest that the information is not reliable are:
1. The information is based on data that are not peer-reviewed, that is, the information has not been reviewed by the experts in the field, or is not encouraged by an accord of experts in the field.
2. The references are not cited, that is, it not clear or not known that from where the information originated.
Answer:
Mechanical energy is one of the only types of energy that is easy to see. If something is moving, it is using mechanical energy! Take a look at these sources of mechanical energy that you're likely to find in the home.
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Turning a doorknob
-Breathing in and out
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Hammering a nail
-Riding a bicycle
-Sharpening a pencil
-Using kitchen appliances
-Listening to music
-Typing on a keyboard
-Driving a car
-Exercising
Explanation:
<em>Mechanical- </em>Mechanical energy is the sum of kinetic and potential energy in an object that is used to do work. In other words, it is energy in an object due to its motion or position, or both.
Answer:
<em>I assumed this question was a fill in the blank. :-)</em>
- Hypertonic
- Greater
Answer:
True
Explanation:
<em>Conclusions made from scientific research or understanding can always be challenged by anyone with new ways of observing and with different interpretations. This is the essence of the repeatability or reproducibility of scientific experiments.</em>
Scientific research must be reproducible and if the earlier conclusions or understanding is found to be somehow inadequate with overwhelming evidence, they are modified or even changed completely in order to accommodate new facts.
Hence, the emergence of new ways of observing different interpretations can lead to new/different conclusions from the same research. If the new conclusions gain enough evidence, it becomes the new theory.
