To answer this item, we are to use the concept of ratio and proportion. By this, we are to get the ratio of the number of cups of sugar per batch and equate this to the ratio of the second batch. To answer, we let x be the number of the cups of sugar for the second batch.
(1/2 cup of sugar) / 1 = (x cup of sugar) / (1 1/2)
x = 0.75
Hence, the number of cups of sugar needed is equal to 0.75 cups.
<span>The myelination - </span>brain change will most directly support Jon's ability to think quickly and to play the card game that requires quick thinking.
The myelination process is vitally important to healthy <span>central nervous system functioning.T</span><span>he gaps between myelin sheath segments act like repeaters, recreating and boosting the signal to keep it strong.</span>
Answer:
the answer is 4
Explanation:
This is because the other 3 don make sense
Answer:
The correct answer is letter D. Nick recognizes, in their contrasting reactions to the news of their wives' infidelities, Wilson's sickness and Tom's health.
Explanation:
Nick is the narrator in the novel "The Great Gatsby", by F. Scott Fitzgerald. He is now witnessing how the news of having an unfaithful wife affects Tom and Wilson in completely different manners. Tom is a strong man in every sense; a brute with intelligence. He is used to having and keeping what he wants. He knows he will not lose Daisy, his wife, to Gatsby. He sees himself as an incomparable specimen. Wilson, on the other hand, is physically strong, but mentally and intellectually weak. The news breaks his spirits to the point he decides to force his wife to move away with him. He is unable to understand the situation, the reasons behind it, and the best way to deal with it. Nick sees, therefore, that Tom and Wilson are subject to the same issues, the same tragedies. The difference is in Tom's healthy and Wilson's sick minds.