The rate at which Tanya's turtle travels is 0.25mi/hr
This question is from a topic in mathematics called Rate.
<h3>Rate</h3>
This is a ratio in which different terms in different units are compared against each other.
In this question, for every 1/6 of an hour, the turtle is crawling 1/24 of mile.
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Let's express this mathematically
What this calculation shows is that the turtle travels at 0.25mi/hr
The rate at which the turtle travels is 0.25 miles in an hour or 0.25mi/hr
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
Small Crystals and Fine Textures
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Answer: <u>Nodes of Ranvier
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Explanation: The nerve cells are also termed as neurons. Their structure is quite from other kinds of cells. These consist of long and slender region called as axon, with branches at one end, called as dendrites and a head region on the other end, called as cell body. The structure is shared below.
The axon region is covered with mylein sheath, throughout the region except few gaps, which act as the points from where action potential jumps and pass from one neuron to another.
Answer:
C. The pH is too acidic
Explanation:
Many acids and bases in living things are secreted to provide the proper pH for enzymes to work properly. Enzymes are biological catalysts, such as pepsin, which is needed to digest protein in the stomach and requires an acidic environment.
