(1) medicine amount: the error in conversion of US to the metric system may hinder the patient from getting the right dosage of medicine.
(2) experiment results: especially if the experiment is of something very relevant, the error will lead to very unfavorable experiences from all the parties
(3) simple assignment/test: will lead to failure if the units used during the exam are not consistent.
<span>understanding A, B, AB, and O blood groups</span>
The correct answer is approximately 150-180 liters, assuming that the adult in question is average-sized and healthy. During this process, blood enters the kidney through what's called the renal artery. Then, the blood is separated and goes through different arterioles to get to the glomerulus. Here, the blood pressure increases, causing things like water and salts to be filtered out of the blood.
Wouldn't it be water vapor? Don't quote me on this, but I think when water Molecules (H2O) heat up, they expand away from each other and become gas.
ATP stores and transports chemical energy in cells
