Do you mean what order the Earth is in? The planets in order from closest to farthest from the sun are: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto is technically just a dwarf planet but I'll include it anyways.
The answer to the question is A
Answer:
B. Maria wrapped the ice cube tightly in cotton and aluminum foil.
Explanation:
According to this question, a class is performing an experiment to keep an ice cube solid for as long as possible. However, in the experimental procedure that will be used to actualize this aim, certain protocols must be duly observed to avoid error in the experiment.
Among the listed options containing actions taken by students, wrapping the ice cube tightly in cotton and aluminum foil is a likely source of error to the experiment. This is because aluminum, owing to its metallic properties, is a good conductor of heat. Hence, Aluminum foil will conduct heat and cause the ice cube to melt faster than normal.
This will jeopardize the aim of the experiment, which is to keep an ice cube solid for as long as possible.
First, let's calculate it's value: P(r) = (E² * r) / (r + r )² = E² / (4r) Now to check whether this is a maximum, we can compare it with other values of the function, in points between R = r and the other zeroes of P'(R), which here is R = -r. If P reaches a maximum in R=r, that would mean that (1) we can evaluate P in any point R>r and its value should be less than P(r), you can do this for, e.g. R=2r, which yields P(2r) = (2E²)/(9r), which is obviously smaller than P(r).
Also it means that (2) we can evaluate P in any point R so that -r < R < r, and this value should be smaller than P(r). For example, if we take R to be 0, P(R)=0, which is also smaller than P(r). Thus we have proven that P reaches a maximum in r, with corresponding value E² /(4r).
Movement of minerals in plant
Explanation:
In Biology, Active transport means Movement of molecules from lower concentration to Higher concentration through a membranous substance.
It is clearly shown in transportation of minerals from root hairs to root cells.
From root hairs( Lower concentration) minerals are transported to other parts of plant ( Higher concentration, Active transport takes place.
It is clearly evident that in this natural process active transport of minerals takes place effectively through root hairs to various parts of plant.