The graph pictured shows bacterial growth, in a petri dish, in which no additional resources are added over time, The graph pictured shows bacterial growth, in a petri dish, in which no additional resources are added over time.
<h3>How does the bacteria actually grow in the petri dish?</h3>
Sterile powdered agar with nutrients can be mixed with moisture, heated and then rushed into empty petri plates or ready-to-use dishes can be purchased.
The undigestible agar is a gelatin-like substance with a semi solid surface on which the bacteria can grow while they engulf the added nutrients
Thus, option "D" is correct.
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No. Cells die by the THOUSANDS every day, but are replaced with new ones.
Based on the scenario, the best one that describes how she likely got it is : she touched the doorknob in her classroom
one of her friends in the classroom probably a carrier or an infected of the virus. when that friends touch the doorknob, the viruses resided in that place and transmitted to amalia when she touched the door knob
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Lightning can hit things like trees, which can land on roads and houses and cause car accidents. IF they hit things that are metal and you are touching them, you can get shocked or electrocuted. hope this helps! :)
Answer:
at the confluence between the sea and the land at the time of the highest tide
sorry if this answer wrong:(
