Grass often dies near roads that have been <span>salted to remove ice during the winter because the salt spread out into layer of the grass </span>cell. Then the water goes into the ice because the grass is attracted to the salty ice water. Hence, this dehydrates the plant cell by removing excess water, so it dies since it can no longer perform the proper cell function.<span> </span>
First, the unit is words per minute, not the other way round because you're interested in how fast people can type, not how much time passes for every number of words they write or read (that would be minutes per word)
now, we know they do 4200 in 60 minutes.
we need to divide 4200 by 60- first,
so the answer is, 70 words per minute
I think you made a typo in your answer and you meant 4600 instead of 4200 - then the answer is <span>C. 76 2/3 word/min</span>
Answer: Movement along fault line
Explanation:
Here's the remainder of the question:
Which map best predicts the likely movement of land along the fault line over thousands of years?
A transform fault is simply refered to a as a fault that occurs along the plate boundary such that the motion in such case is horizontal and ends when there's a connection with another plate boundary.
Based on the question, the map that best predicts the likely movement of land along the fault line over thousands of years will be a movement along fault line.
<span>B. Inherited behaviors that allow animals to survive and reproduce will be spread throughout the population and can evolve by natural selection.</span>
Answer:
The answer is: False.
Explanation:
Social cognitive theory stands that portions of an individual's knowledge acquisition can be related to <em>observing others within the context of social interactions. </em>
When people observe a model performing a behaviour and the consequences of that behaviour, they remember the sequence of events and <em>use this information to guide subsequent behaviors</em>.
The theory says that people do not leatn new behaviours solely by trrying them and either succeding or failing, but upon the replication of the action of others.
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