The correct answer to this question is letter "a. his teachings were rooted in the jewish religion." The statement that is true about jesus is that <span>his teachings were rooted in the jewish religion. He is a Jew. He follows the teachings and doctrine of the jewish scripture but he rejects the acts of some pharisees.</span>
One answer is Lowering Interest Rates
The Fed may lower interest rates, which theoretically should (and usually does) increase the amount of money in circulation in the economy.
This is because banks are able to less expensively borrow money from the Fed. They also earn less on bonds from the Fed that they're holding, motivating them to sell them back to the government and invest their money elsewhere.
More money in circulation ideally stimulates economic activity.
The answer is (C) The subject and learner were together in the same room. The subject, who is responsible for administering the electrical shock according to the orders given by the experimenter, is less likely to administer the highest level (450 volts) if the learner is in the same room. In other words, the subjects are less likely to be obedient towards the authority figure when the learner is in the same room than when the subjects are in a different room from the learner.
Answer:
500 kilo calories extra is needed for the initial 6 months that can be met by eating healthy and protein rich food.
Explanation:
five hundred kcal for initial 6 months and four hundred kcal for the next 6 months is required for a breast feeding mother.
lack of protein can reduce casein in mother milk, that is vital for calcium in babies.
other nutrients such as vitamin (B12 , B6 , C , A) etc ate required by baby.
newly born babies in their initial stages have little of other nutrients so they rely on mother milk for it.
<u>COMPARISON</u>
Energy required during lactation 2500 kcal as compare to pregnancy which is 2450 kcal,
proteins are required in equal amount that is 71 g.
vitamin A required during pregnancy is 770 μg and during lactation is 1300 μg.
calcium, zinc, iron, vitamin B12 and other nutrients are required in approximately same quantity during pregnancy and during lactation.
