Which statement is true regarding africas poverty issue

bearhunter [10]

Yes that answer above is correct

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3 years ago

so I argued with someone so I said that Japanese people are half Chinese and the other person said Japanese people are 100% Chin

Bumek [7]

Answer:

neither of you are right

Explanation:

china and japan are two completely different countries. Both people from each country are asian, but each are chinese and japanese respectively.

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3 years ago

List 3 different organelles found inside of a cells

Aleonysh [2.5K]

Answer:

Endoplasmic reticulum

plasmid

mitochondria

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Global climate change is most likely the result of _____. Environmental Issues: Select the best answer from the choices provided

klasskru [66]

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Global climate change is most likely the result of _______. Environmental issues: Select the best answer from the choices provided.

A. Increased carbon dioxide in the air.

B. Diminishing natural resources.

C. Decreased Oxygen and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

D. Biodiversity.

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$\qquad\bullet$ Option"A" is correct: Increase in Carbon dioxide in Air.

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a.) How global climate change is related to the increase of carbon dioxide in Air ?

$\qquad\bullet$ The Increase of Carbon dioxide in Air results in increase of Global warming(Green house effect).

$\qquad\bullet$ Green house effect : A building mostly made of glass for growing or shelter in the delicate plant is called greenhouse. the glass walls of greenhouse allows sun rays to pass through the interior.However, reflected back infrared rays are not allowed to escape through the glass walls. Carbon dioxide gas and water vapours present inside the glass house further trap the heat and make the greenhouse warmer than the outside air.

$\qquad\bullet$ The atmosphere cover around the earth ,acts similar to the glass walls of greenhouse. the air cover solar radiation to pass through it to the Earth’s surface, and prevent the long wave infrared radiation to escape into the space.Gases such as Carbondioxide,Nitrogen oxide,CFCs,ozone are the Greenhouse gases and among all of them "Carbon dioxide" is the most important gas.These greenhouse gases trap the heat reflected by the earth.

$\qquad\bullet$ The heating up of the atmosphere leads to an increase in Earth's temperature.This phenomenon is called " Global warming or Green house effect.

b.) What are the effects of Global warming?

$\qquad\bullet$ Increase in earth temperature will cause a change in weather and precipitation patterns on the earth.

$\qquad\bullet$ As we know the fact that " An increase of less as 1°C in Earth's temperature can lead to melting of polar ice caps and consequent rise in sea level".The sudden rise of sea level can submerge a number of major cities of the world which are located along the coasts.

$\qquad\bullet$ Global warming poses a threat of recurrence of "Dust Bowl condition of 1930's".Dust Bowl is an area where vegetation has been lost and soil reduced to dust making it suspectable to erosion.

$\qquad\bullet$ One of major danger of global warming is " Methane burp"which is caused by the melting of Methane hydrates in permafrost of polar ice caps & on the sea floor.

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Isaac pours water into one container and liquid acetone Into another. He seals both conclusions. He measures the gas pressure ab

MrRissso [65]

Answer:

Water

Explanation:

Acetone has a higher vapour pressure than water because acetone molecules only experience dispersion forces and diploe interactions as the dominant intermolecular forces.

In addition to these mentioned, water molecules are held together by strong hydrogen bonds. Therefore, water has a much lower vapour pressure than acetone and requires greater energy to break these hydrogen bonds and convert the liquid water to gaseous state.

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3 years ago