Answer:
BENEFITS:
The Descriptive investigation is used to describe a natural system when nothing or very little is known about the system. Like observing a new specimen in the microscope and describing it by observing the specimen.
A comparative analysis is used to compare two or more variable in nature by collecting data like observing the different colors of the rocks. It provides the data to show the similarity and dissimilarity of the population.
The Experimental investigation is used where experiments are performed to test and answer the scientific questions. The advantage is that data can be used as evidence for future research.
LIMITATIONS:
<u>descriptive method of investigation
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It cannot be used to correct variable or be used to determine causes and effect of the problem
<u>experimental method of investigation
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It might create an artificial situation that do not always represent the real life situation
<u>comparative method of investigation
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It is not easy to control other variables that might influence the study
<em>Ngl, I just copy and pasted these answers from another brainly question</em>
Answer:
Due to increase temperature and drought condition.
Explanation:
Succession refers to the changes occur in the structure of a biological community with the passage of time. Global warming has a great affect on the succession events because the vegetative cover present in that area vanished due to increase in temperature which is unbearable for the vegetation and also drought condition occurs in that area due to no rainfall. Instead of vegetative cover, a new plant specie formed which has the ability to exists in that environment.
The right answer is C. I think, a. and d. are obviously not serious. B is not true, because Ag and Au are in the same group in the periodic table and therefore have the same number of electrons in the last level. So, they form ions with the same charge. C is true beacause Ag and Au have different numbers in the periodic table and different amount of protons and neutrons in their nucleuses.
