Answer: i know it not the answer
Explanation:
What is one time pad?
The one-time pad (OTP) is a theoretically unbreakable cipher. However, in practice it is of limited usability because it requires a pre-shared key of at least the same length as the message. This tool helps you encode or decode one-time pads if you have the key.
About Math Pad. MathPad is a tool for students to work on addition, subtraction, multiplication or division problems on a computer. MathPad is a word processor for math, not a tutorial or calculator. The student provides answers to math problems and the final answers can be checked in the Problem List mode for accuracy.
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A. I would be startled by the sudden noise and would probably take cover some wheres. B. My nerves in my ears would send a signal to my brain causing my twitching muscle fibers to react quickly and heart might stop for a moment. C. The heart rate would increase the brain would be aware that there may be more sudden noises or events your adrenaline would be pumping and your quick twitch muscle fibers would probably be tense or contracted ready to make quick sudden movements if necessary and your hairs would stick up i guess as extra senses for if something would touch you.
Explanation:
not to mention but by the time you are startled your senses would probably be heightened due to you being aware of your surroundings such as you would be constantly looking around you would hear better and probably move quicker for a short period of time due to pumping adrenaline.
The answer is B.
It doesn’t really make sense and isn’t something an enzyme does. Enzymes help chemical reactions occur. They don’t alter the intrinsic energy of a particular substrate.
Explanation:
During translation, ribosomal subunits assemble together like a sandwich on the strand of mRNA, where they proceed to attract tRNA molecules tethered to amino acids (circles). A long chain of amino acids emerges as the ribosome decodes the mRNA sequence into a polypeptide, or a new protein.
