Organisms overproduce offspring, so only some survive and pass on their traits.
Natural selection is the fitting of a population to its environment.
Explanation:
Most organisms produce more than two or more offspring in their lifetime. Therefore the subsequent generations ideally have more individuals than the previous. However, naturally, the population size does not grow indefinitely. This is because some individuals do not survive to pass their genes to the next generation. Natural selection chooses the best fit individuals to habitat, and these live long enough to pass their traits to the next generation. Natural selection powers the evolution of a population even as environment changes
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Answer:
An element is made of only one type of atom. (Oxygen or sulphur) A compound is two or more elements that are chemically combined. (Iron oxide or Carbon monoxide)
Explanation:
We calculate the coordinates at t₁ = 9 min and t₂ = 10 min, since the 10th minute is between t₁ and t₂.
As it leaves from rest, it means that the initial speed is zero
t₁=9 min=540 s
t₂=10 min=600 s
x₁=at₁²/2=8*540²/2=4*291600=1166400 m
x₂=at₂²/2=8*600²/2=4*360000=1440000 m
Δx=x₂-x₁=1440000-1166400=273600 m represents the distance traveled by the car in the 10th minute of travel
