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A physical change effects a substance physically. Examples include cutting, bending, dissolving, freezing, boiling, and melting.
A chemical change effects a substance chemically. Examples include burning, rusting, and digesting.
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B) The alleles are different
Explanation:
Hetero- different
zygous- you can best relate it to specific kind of zygote, or fertilized egg (which has two alleles)
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True. Greenhouse gases are composed of many molecular components that provide and are necessary for life to still exist on earth. For example, the carbon dioxide and the others alike. However, when these exceed the necessary level and amount in the atmosphere, they cause tremendous increase in temperature.
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Answer: D; Irregular shape
Explanation: I'm not entirely positive but I do believe that the factor they're wanting you to notice in this question is the shape, as it states "deposition of the jagged particle". The shape affects the rate, as in the notes directly from the video it states "round particles settle more quickly".