1) 0.3 m
2) 12000 m
3) 0.004 kg
4) 750000 mm
5) 3.5 L
6) 250000 g
7) 0.765 kg
8) 200 mg
9) 0.099 m
10) 500 ml
11) 52.163 kg
12) 881.849 lbs
13) 255.146 g
14) 2.963 oz
15) 18.597 kg
16) 0.178 m
17) 27.94 cm
18) 182.88 cm
19) 5.085 y
Answer:
B) Prevalence
Explanation:
Prevalence in this case is the number of young women within the age bracket that tested positive for STI this year.
We cannot say this is an epidemic because we don't know if the statistics from the result is normal or higher than what is termed normal. It is also not incidence because incidence has to do with new cases and we were not given enough information to know if it is the first time for those who tested positive or they have tested positive for STI in the past.
Since there are no risk factors involved, we cannot term the data as risk because risk in this case involves the probability of contracting STI.
White lines separate lanes of traffic traveling the same direction. Yellow lines separate lanes of traffic traveling in opposite directions.
Answer: By disrupts the activity of the brain cells.
Explanation: Because epilepsy is a brain disorder, it can affect many different systems throughout the body. Epilepsy may stem from changes in the brain's development, wiring, or chemicals. ... The disease disrupts the activity of brain cells called neurons, which normally transmit messages in the form of electrical impulses.
Answer:
Ellie is underweight.
Explanation:
(130.4*703)/(57.5^2)= 6.7
