The instrument that measures wind is called anemometer. Anemometer not only measures wind, but also, this measures the direction of the wind. And anemometer is also a common device used in a station weather. It is dervived from the greek work anemos which means wind.
Correct answer: B). Hypertrophy
Muscles hypertrophy is a process, which involves an increase in the size of skeletal muscles. There is two type of hypertrophy, these are sarcoplasmic hypertrophy, which aims to increase muscle glycogen storage and the other one is myofibrillar hypertrophy, which increases myofibril size.
Resistance training is a type of physical training, which aims to increase the muscles strength by making muscles resistance against a force or a work. The different type of resistance training includes free weight, resistance bands and weight machines on which workout is done to build resistance.
Answer:
D) The spring will contract, raising the weight.
Explanation:
According to the statement there is current that will enter the current through the metal ions that it has in its stratum. The passage of the current will generate within the spring a magnetic field that travels in a loop. That is, while the upper part of the spring which is also that of the spring acts as a north pole, the lower part of the spring and the magnetic field will act as the south pole. The position of the poles will generate an opposition effect that will generate an attraction to each other which will generate a contraction in the spring and an increase in weight on it.
The best and most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is <span>peaks and dips </span><span>.
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A transverse wave is characterized by peaks and <span>dips.
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Answer:Third</h2>
Explanation:
Newton's third law states that every action force has a equal and opposite reaction force.
Example 1:
Consider yourself hitting a wall with your hand,you are exerting a force on the wall but still you feel hurt because the wall exerts same force on your hand in opposite reaction.
Example 2:
Consider yourself standing on ground.You are exerting force on ground.But how are you able to stand on ground even if your mass is forcing you to go down?The answer is normal reaction force.The ground exerts a force on your feet which makes you to stand still.
