Table 3
A linear graph is one where there is a steady change in the value on the y-axis with a steady change in the value on the x-axis. The first table will produce a positive sloped straight line that has an increase of 5 in the value of distance with each increment in the time value.
Table 2 will produce a graph where there is a decrease of 2 in the value of distance with an increase in the value of time.
Table 4 will produce a graph where the line is horizontal; the y-value does not change with time.
Table 3 has a graph which has to move up and down to accommodate the decreasing and increasing values, so it will be non-linear.
Most mountains and mountain ranges are parts of mountain belts that have
formed where two lithospheric plates have converged and where, in most
cases, they continue to converge.
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Answer:
An increase in the number of H+ ion in the lake with many aquatic would cause cell shrinkage by the removal of water from the cell.
Explanation:
Every organism tries to maintain a constant PH inside their body to regulate the homeostasis of their body.
An increase in the number of H+ ion or proton in a lake will increase the osmotic pressure of the water present in the lake.As the osmotic pressure of Lake"s water is increased it will draw water out from the the cells of aquatic organism causing the cells to shrink thus decreasing the volume of the cell and if the H+ ion concentration rises at a high level cell death can occur.
Answer:
Fibrous is the type of joint involved.
Explanation:
Diarthrosis is present at articulating bones which is responsible for the movement. Surrounding synovial capsules identifies it. synovial capsules which secretes synovial fluids to nourish and lubricate the joints while it acts as a shock absorber, surrounds the bones of synovial joints.
Smooth, hyaline cartilages which is of glass like, reduces the friction while movement and are present at the lower of the joint bones. this synovial cavity and regular, dense connective tissue which is responsible for the formation of articular capsules related with accessory ligaments.
