Answer;
B. Jumping rope
Explanation;
Jumping rope is not an anaerobic exercise but an aerobic exercise.
Anaerobic exercise is a form of high intensity exercise that increase the oxygen debt. However since the muscles require oxygen to maintain prolonged exertion, anaerobic exercises can only last for short periods of time.
Examples of anaerobic activity sprinting, high-intensity interval training, power lifting and most athletic sports.
Answer:
Radioisotopes are radioactive isotopes of an element
Explanation: Radioactive isotopes are detected by: photographic film.
a cloud or bubble chamber.
a liquid scintillation detector.
a Geiger-Muller counter.
Explanation:
Catalase test demonstrate the presence of an enzyme called catalase, that catalyses the release of oxygen from hydrogen peroxide. It is used to tell the difference between the non-catalase producing bacteria from those bacteria that produces an enzyme catalase. Catalase is produced by the bacteria that respire using oxygen. If an organism produces catalase, bubbles of oxygen are produced when hydrogen peroxide is added to it.
The sequence is
DNA --> RNA --> Amino Acid
For example
GGC is your DNA
CCG is your RNA
And your amino acid would be PRO
2.
AAT --> AAU -->ASN
DNA ---> RNA --> AMINO ACID
3.
TCA --> UGA --> STOP
DNA --> RNA ---> AMINO ACID
Kinetic energy = 0.5*M*V^2
Q7-
0.5*3*(2^2)= 6J
Q8a-
0.5*2*(2^2)= 4J
0.5*4*(3^2)=18J
the second ball has more kinetic energy.
Q8b-
at the max height, all the kinetic energy is converted to potential energy,
gravitational potential energy is = M*g*h
that theory would apply if you wanted to work out the maximum height achieved if the balls were thrown upward by rearranging. But, we are simply working out which ball will have more potential energy so:
First ball:
2kg*9.81(g)*10m = 196.2J
Second ball
4kg*9.81*10m= 392.4J
The second ball has more potential energy
