Answer:
Option A, It makes them less dense than water, thus aiding in buoyancy
Explanation:
Lipids stored with in the body of planktons make them capable to float in water against the buoyancy force of water in the down ward direction by reducing the overall density of the planktons. Hence, option A is correct
Answer:
2. The system will be defined by all the parts that act directly on the object, and the object itself.
So the parts are:
The ball.
The air.
The ground. (because this limits the motion of the ball)
The gravitational force (the force that pulls down the ball)
Why is it not the hand or you a part of the system? Because the phenomena is "a ball being dropped" the only action that you do in the ball is release it (you do not impulse it or anything) and we have our time t = 0s, when the ball is dropped, so the hand that was holding the ball is not in the picture for t ≥ 0s, then it is not part of the system.
3. Using what i wrote above, your hand is not in the system.
4. The air is important because it put resistance to the motion of the ball, if there was void, the ball would reach the ground in less time.
5. It is really hard to draw in a computer, so i will give a rough sketch of the system in this case:
Where: g = gravitational force.
H = initial height of the ball, which is really important for this problem.
Answer:
cause-and-effect
Explanation:
Research shown in the question above will provide results that will allow us to conclude whether a larger number of foxes causes a decrease in the population of snowshoe hares, or whether a decrease in the population of foxes promotes an increase in the population of snowshoe hares. In other words, we can conclude that the experiment will provide cause and effect data, since the number of foxes in an environment (cause) causes effects on the snowshoe hares population.
1 m per second. Formula: distance=speed times time. 4= speed times 4. Speed equals 1
Answer:
The treatment generally consists of the independent variable, which is the variable that is being manipulated by the experimenter, and the dependent variable, which is observed or measured to see if it is responding to the independent variable.
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