The techniques earthquake is a term which refers to the science of constructing buildings that are able to withstand the effects of an earthquake.
The instruments used to measure the intensity and direction of an earthquake are known as a seismograph and a seismoscope. The seismograph measures the movement of the ground during an earthquake. The seismoscope shows the direction of an earthquake.
The Intensity Scale is a scale that measures the intensity of an earthquake. It also measures the effects of an earthquake.
The correct sequence is option (c)
All the living organisms in the world responds to the environmental conditions and that condition could be temperature, pressure, etc. The changes in the environmental conditions are first observed by the cells of the body and then by the tissues and then from tissues it gets transferred to the organ then to organ system and finally the organism responds to the change.
Annelids have neither an external or an internal shell. Examples of annelids are
earthworms and leeches.
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Answer: C. a balance and a beaker</h3>
Explanation:
A balance would be used to measure the weight, which in turn effectively measures the mass (more or less). Imagine that we have a brick that we know is 1 pound. If we have an object that needs 5 bricks on one side to balance it out, then we know the object is 5 pounds.
The beaker is used to measure the volume. It's basically a measuring cup that you would find in the kitchen.
To get the density, you divide the mass over volume.
For example, if you have a material that has a mass of 100 grams and it's volume is 20 cm^3, then its density is 100/20 = 5 grams per cm^3.
The time of the revival of learning is such as the Bible, art, and true science is called the "Renaissance." You forgot to include the Bible in your quesiton.
Answer: Renaissance
sad!; live
