<h2>Monocular cue - Motion parallax</h2>
Explanation:
- When only one eye is used to perceive depth it is known as Monocular Cues.
- The various types of cues are as follows: aerial perspective, relative size, interposition, linear perspective, motion parallax and texture gradient.
- By using such cues artists create more Realistic creation.
- Motion parallax is a depth cue which takes place from the movement of our body relative to surroundings.
- Motion parallax makes the object that are closer to you to appear to move faster.
- The objects that are further away to you to appear to move slower.
Answer:
friction is required to make an object slow down.
Explanation:
I think it’s a living host cell so sorry if I’m wrong yw if I’m right
<span>Hornworts are needle-like sporophytes that are a part of the group of bryophytes or non-vascular plants. They have horn-like or needle-like structures that have a flattened green plant body. These hornworts may be found all over the world but can only grow in places that are damp and humid. Some of its other species grow in large numbers as tiny weeds in garden soils and cultivated fields. While others in the tropical and subtropical areas grow on barks of trees.<span>
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B: Neurons have dendrites, axons, and a cell body
