Answer:Short Answer
6. F (page 12) 7. F (page 11) 8. F (page 7) 9. T (page 18)
10. T (page 14)
1. Companies common to most fire departments include (Students should include five of the following): (1) Engine company: An engine company is responsible for securing a water source, deploying handlines, conducting search-and-rescue operations, and putting water on the fire. (2) Truck company: A truck company specializes in forcible entry, ventilation, roof operations, search-and-rescue operations above the fire, and deployment of ground ladders. They are also called ladder companies. (3) Rescue company: A rescue company usually is responsible for rescuing victims from fires, confined spaces, trenches, and high-angle situations. (4) Brush company: A brush company is dispatched to woodland and brush fires that larger engines cannot reach. (5) Hazardous materials company: A hazardous materials company responds to and controls scenes involving spilled or leaking hazardous materials. (6) Emergency Medical Services (EMS) company: An EMS company responds to and assists in transporting medical and trauma patients to medical facilities for further treatment. EMS personnel often have medications, defibrillators, and other equipment that can stabilize a critical patient during transport.
Explanation:
Answer:
First case:
C -> 30% and T -> 20%
Second case:
C -> 15% and T -> 35%
Explanation:
First of all you should know that if it is DNA, it's formed by two strands. Also, in DNA, the amount of A is the same as the amount of T. And the amount of C is the same amount of G.
So, if you have 20% of A, you will also have 20% of T.
And if you have 30% of G you will have 30% of C
I hope it's useful and that you understand it!
PD: If there are any mistakes in grammar or spelling it's because my native is Spanish, not English.
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Too much of radiation can be a dangerous thing... you could end up dying from a lot of exposure.
Answer:
one will become very hard
the other one will kam wet
