Answer:
Explanation:
It certainly isn't the last one. A theory is close to a guess. It fits all the known facts, but there is usually something missing. If someone figures out what is missing, usually by experiment, then the theory become a fact.
The rest of them (1 2 an 3) can all be true. 3 is the least viable. You have to be able to come up with a counter example to reject a theory.
I'm not sure about 2. New phenomena can still be part of current theories. Reluctantly, I wouldn't choose 2 because
1 is the best answer of a very poor lot. Do not be surprised if you use it, that it turns out to be wrong.
TAC AAC GAC are the complementary nucleus acid bases
Answer:
B. A chemical reaction transforms thermal energy into chemical energy
Explanation:
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Heat will transfer from the water to the air. When a mass of air moves on a warmer surface it is heated by its base. Then thermal instability develops in the lower layers and then extends upwards. If the air initially contained inversions, these are destroyed and a strong gradient is established uniformly in the lower troposphere temperature.
