Answer:
Because the amplitude of the surface waves diminishes less rapidly with distance than the amplitude of P or S waves, surface waves are often the most important component of ground shaking far from the EARTHQUAKE source, thus can be the most destructive.
Answer:
Rays of light emanate from a real image, but only appear to do so from a virtual image.
Explanation:
- The real images are inverted to the object and rays of light are emitted from the virtual object tends to do so and this image is always bigger than the object.
- Thus a real image occurs where the rays of light converge and a virtual Image occurs when the rays of light diverge and a virtual image can't be projected to a screen as compared to a real image.
Shinto is also called kami-no-michi. It is a Japanese ethnic religion<span> that focuses on ritual practices to be carried out diligently. Its most important characteristic is the goal to establish a connection between present-day Japan and its ancient past.</span>
Shinto <span>concerns happiness and prosperity in the world.
</span><span>In Shinto the human being is simply a harmonious part of nature. The ancient Shinto religion continues to influence Japan most directly in the love of nature evident throughout the country.</span>
Correct answer is B.
Explanation:
In their nucleus cells contain DNA. The DNA has information about size, shape and function of each cell. When the cell reaches it's full size it stops growing and starts doing whatever it's function is. If more cells are needed then the cell replicates. This explanation excludes answers A and C.
Male and female sexual cells are used to conceive a baby. These cells combine to form a new type of cells. In the first few weeks all types of cells are created. Then the creation of new types of cells stops and existing cells multiply in order to achieve needed number of cells. This explanation excludes answer D.
When we compare an adult person and a baby we can see that, for example, an adult has bigger bones than a baby. This was result of increasing number of existing types of cells without creating any new type.
