The answer is; NO
What is described in the question is weather, not climate. The two are different. Weather, which is the measure the local atmosphere in a short period of time, may fluctuate drastically within this short period. Temperatures, for example, can reach 30 degrees during the day and fall to 10 degrees in the night. However, climate is the study of weather over a long period of time such as over 30 years.
Yes I think they are all examples of solids I hope this helps you
Ah, I'm not sure. I hope someone helps you!
The Sample Size formula, also known as the Cochran Formula, allows for calculation of an ideal sample size. Below, I have inserted a picture of the formula, where it’s variables are as follows,
N=population size
E= margin of error
Z=z-score
I think it is cells, tissue, organs, and organ systems.