<span>If a hypothesis is not supported by the evidence then it never graduates to the state of becoming a theory. Because remember for an hypothesis to become a theory there must be a lot of evidence, claims, and experiments</span>
Answer:
<em>The correct options are</em>
<em> B) If the sources used are peer reviewed</em>
<em>D) If the writing is based on sound evidence</em>
Explanation:
To check whether a scientific report is valid or not, one must determine whether the results deduced from its experiments were accurate and true or not. If the writing provides sound evidence for its experiments to be true and not biased, then the editor will most likely publish it. A report that is supported by peer reviews will be the best to publish as the data in it will be considered to be more authentic and accurate. Hence, option B and D will be true.
<u><em>Solar Energy and Biodiversity</em></u><em> are the 3 factors of Sustainability.</em>
Answer:
<em>B. Solar energy
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<em>D. Biodiversity
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Explanation:
Sustainable sources of energy are renewable sources of energy. Sustainable energy is the availability of energy to such an extent that it addresses the issues of the present without trading off the capacity of future ages to address their issues.
Sustainable energy incorporates all sustainable energy sources, for instance, hydroelectricity (electricity from water), biomass, geothermal (electricity from the Earth), wind (using windmill), wave, tidal and sun oriented energies. Renewable energy is the process but sustainable energy is our belief or mindset.
Answer:
Explanation:
Deciduous and Coniferous trees are both Woody plants and can both be found in the forest, but there are significant differences between them including-
1) The leaves of deciduous trees change color and are shed seasonally while the needles of Coniferous trees are not lost seasonally, neither do they turn pale
2) Deciduous trees are flowering plants and so they bear their seeds in fruits while Coniferous trees are gymnosperms and so bear their seeds in cones.
3) Coniferous trees possess needles in lieu of leaves while deciduous trees possess broad leaves
4) Examples of Coniferous trees are firs, junipers, redwoods, spruces, and pines etc. while examples of deciduous trees are oak, maple, and elm etc.
