Answer:
<em>I think the cause and effect is the other way around, in that increased cardiac output causes increased blood pressure. For example during exercise, cardiac output increases so blood pressure increases too.</em>
Explanation:
(You can use different words to make it longer but here is the consept)
The horse latitudes
-High-pressure zones about 30 degrees north and 30 degrees south of the equator.
-warm air traveling away from the equator cools and sinks
-weather tends to be clear and dry
The doldrums
-Low-pressure near equator
-Air rises and spreads out toward the poles
-rising moist air produces clouds and heavy rain
The westerlies
-Blow from the west
-Move from the horse latitudes toward the poles.
-Bring storms across much of the United States
The Tradewinds
-Blow from the east
-move from the horse latitudes toward the equator
-Strong, steady winds
The answer is adhesion- since water molecules have an electrical charge, they are also attracted to any other substance that has any hint of electrical charge. A surface covered in condensation, like a spiderweb with dew droplets, is adhesion at work. Hope this helps :33
Answer:
The blood stain came from B.) John
Explanation:
That chart shows us there blood and the one that adds the most up is John.