Water that has been used but is still able to be recycled is called graywater.
Option B is correct.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Answer:
The cell theory
Explanation:
The explanation of the relationship between the building blocks of life based on the evidence gathered by scientists from studying these building blocks is called <u>the cell theory.</u>
Many scientists study the building blocks. One of the earliest scientists to study these blocks gave them the name 'cells'. Thereafter, several other scientists studied different aspects of the cell and, eventually, the cell theory was propounded. There are three aspects to the theory:
- <em>All living organisms are made up of cells.</em>
- <em>The cell is the basic unit of life.</em>
- <em>Cells arose from preexisting cells by cell division.</em>
Answer:
The speed of the stone when it is 4.66 m higher is 236.057 m/s.
Explanation:
Given the initial velocity and vertical distance, we can use the fourth kinematic equation (
) to find v final, or the v to the left of the equal sign. We know 
(initial velocity) is 24.7 m/s, y (change in vertical distance) is 4.66 m, and a is another way to write g (acceleration due to gravity), or 9.8 
.
From here you could plug in the values and solve for v final, but to make the solving process simpler, we can simplify the given equation, <em>then </em>plug in the known values.
To isolate v final, we can take the square root of 
and do the same to the right side of the equation. Therefore, we can find v final with: 
, where v initial is outside of the square root because it squared...
If we plug in the known values to the simplified equation, we get: 
The final answer is 236.057 m/s.
Answer:
Her nervous system will send signals to tell her arms and legs to start moving. Her respiratory system will increase her breathing rate, the extra oxygen will be delivered throughout the circulatory system to her body tissues, her muscles will start to interact with her skeletal system for movement.
Explanation:
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