Answer:
1. Reflex Conditioning
Explanation:
Conditioning is an aspect of learning where a stimulus works effectively in producing a response from an organism. This response becomes regular given the type of reinforcement that is administered to the organism. The reinforcement is usually a reward that is given to the organism.
This is what is observed in the woodpecker. The stimulus or reinforcement which proves effective in producing a continuous response from the woodpecker is the abundant supply of the birds favorite bugs. This reinforcement makes it possible for the woodpecker to become conditioned towards returning to the tree.
Answer:
c : 13%
Explanation:
Data Give:
Experimental density of vanadium = 6.9 g/cm³
percent error = ?
Solution:
Formula used to calculate % error
% error = [experimental value -accepted value/accepted value] x 100
The reported accepted density value for vanadium = 6.11 g/cm³
Put value in the above equation
% error = [ 6.9 - 6.11 / 6.11 ] x 100
% error = [ 0.79 / 6.11 ] x 100
% error = [ 0.129] x 100
% error = 12.9
Round to the 2 significant figure
% error = 13 %
So, option c is correct
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Answer:
Explanation:
Gravity:
It is the force by which the elements of matter pulls together.
Explanation:
The gravity is depend upon the mass of matter. The more mass of object the more will be the gravitational force.
The earth is most heavier than all other matter that's why all matter pulls towards the earth.
For example;
when we walk on the earth, it pull us. Our mass is less as compared to the earth that's why we fall back on the earth instead of moving upward because our pull is negligible because of greater difference in masses. The earth mass is very high.
The gravitational force is inversely proportional to the square distance of interacting objects.
As the two objects are more distance apart from each other the less will be the gravitational force.
