Answer:
6cm is the missing length
Step-by-step explanation:
See the 10cm and the 4cm?
If you look at in a way if you added 6 more centimeters to the 4cm it would be 10, leaving 6cm as the missing length.
Answer:
At least 100 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to make an inequality assertion from the graph drawn by Dr Hilton.
The correct conclusion here is that a person has a fever once his/her temperature is greater than or equal to 100 degrees.
How do we know this from the graph? from the graph, we can see a yellow circular mark placed on 100. This indicates that we are starting our consideration from the point 100 degrees. What we don not know is if our answer is less than, greater than, less than or equal to or greater than or equal to.
The correct answer is however greater than or equal to. Firstly we check the fill of the yellow circular mark. Once it is filled and not left blank, then it indicates an equal to relationship, meaning 100 degrees itself is included in the range.
finally we then consider the direction it faces and from here we can conclude that it is greater than or equal to
Answer:
D is right option
Step-by-step explanation:
Similarities:
<em>Both the biomes experience less precipitation due to this they have a less diversity of flora and fauna as compared to other biomes like savanna, grasslands, chaparral etc. Let us see how they differ from each other!</em>
Low rain fall _ annual rainfal of lessthan 20cm in deserts, 15-20cm in tundra
Minimal life_ only small shurbs can survive in both kind of environments
Poor drainage.. In deserts, though sandy soil may seem much porous, these are most flood prone areas of world. The tundra is characterised by permafrost soils ie, under the thin layer of soil, a thick ice sheet is present and hence is no seepage.
High range of temperatures: In tundra, the maximum temperatures are recorded in summer (abt 10^C) and minimum during winter(-20 to -30^C). While, in desert too, the temperature range is high but diurnally ie, nights are too cold and day time is scorching.
