Your answer is burning gasoline. if you think about it, none of the rest of the answers really involve chemicals. ice isnt known as a chemical, and so isnt glass. and if your dent a bumper, it doesnt make sense to add it as a chemical change. so your answer is burning gasoline. hope this helps.
The correct answer is - the variable.
With the experiment, in the way that Dan had decided to perform it, the fertilizer is the variable, as in one of the parts with strawberries he uses fertilizer, while in the other part he doesn't uses fertilizer.
While this kind of experiment may give Dan some answers, and he might notice differences, still he would have to be more detailed in the experiment to see for sure if the fertilizer is the thing that makes some of the strawberries grow better than the others.
Dan should also put all of the strawberries at places that would receive the same amount of light, experience the same weather conditions, receive the same amount of water, and to be planted in a soil of the same quality. Only like this, after putting the fertilizer, Dan can now if it makes any changes or not.
Answer:
in anaphase.
Explanation:
during which each chromosome's sister chromatids separate and move to opposite poles of the cell.
<span>There are four different examples of food chains in the movie "Finding Nemo".
1) Whales Eat Krill
2) Sharks eat smaller fish
3) Gulls (birds) eat anything they can
4) Humans (fishermen) eat fish (implied through the harvesting or attempted harvesting of fish scene)
5) Crabs scavenging for food from/along the pipes on the ocean floor
6) Baracuda (scary fish) eats fish eggs at beginning of movie and Nemo's mom.
7) The french shrimp cleans the tank by eating the algae and other build up. </span>
