Well imagine cutting a pizza, from left to right (east to west). Once you have done that, you would have 2 sections left, a top and bottom (North and South)!
That is exactly what happens with the globe!
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Answer: D. The texts were based on secular poetry.
Explanation: The Lutheran chorales was originally created by Martin Luther and his supporters in a bid to encourage musical creativity and worship God together as a congregation. This greatly inflenced 18th century German composer Johann Sebastian Bach to write and harmonise several simple chorales for the Lutheran church.
To encourage congregational participation, he made the melodies simple and memorable as well as composed the texts in German instead of latin. He even used the local German dialects to enable the less educated equal participation. This was how Bach realised his goal of congregational participation while still glorifying God at Lutheran church services.
Oak tree is an inanimate object, it stays where-ever it was before and after the movie.
Answer:
judicial activism
Explanation:
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that in this scenario this decision is an example of judicial activism. This term refers to a court ruling that is suspected of having been made on the basis of a personal opinion as opposed to an actual existing law. Such as in this case since the court made a ruling on something that is not not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution.
error would result in the volume measurement too small.
The weighted volume would weigh less without the air bubbles because they are lighter than the material they have replaced.
Due to the fact that d = m/v and that if m is low, then d will also be low, this would result in a low side inaccuracy in the density.
<h3>What distinguishes the two concepts of volume and mass density?</h3>
Mass Density vs. Volume. Air pockets form between the granules when you use a graduated cylinder to measure the volume of a solid, such as salt that is granulated. This decreases the measurement's precision. When air bubbles are trapped inside a solid, they take up space, which reduces the solid's density and somewhat inflates the volume measurement.
<h3>How do air bubbles impact a solid's density?</h3>
When air bubbles are trapped inside a solid, they take up space, which reduces the solid's density and somewhat inflates the volume measurement. Compact the solid using the end of a small pestle, rubber "policeman," or stirring rod to lessen the effects of air bubbles in solids.
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