Answer:
Explanation:
A scientific researcher performs scientific methods to answer any natural process. The researcher will follow the protocol of a scientific method which includes: observe the natural phenomenon, ask related questions, suggest a hypothesis, perform the experiment and suggest answers.
In the given question if the researcher has to study about the flu virus, the possible questions he would ask will be:
1. The life cycle of the flu virus.
2. Effect of the virus on the life of an organism.
3. The mechanism used by the virus to replicate and to infect any organism.
4. Molecular mechanism of a virus.
These are the statements
that apply;
viruses are not able to reproduce outside of a host cell
<span>have
DNA or RNA,
not both</span>
are unable carry out metabolic processes to generate ATP
viruses do not have a cellular structure
Viruses, though, have some living characteristics such as; they mutate and reproduce (rather inside
the host cell)
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The relationship between population growth and resources is inverse; as one goes up the other goes down.
Explanation:
An inverse relationship is one where when one variable is affected positively, the other is negatively impacted, and vice versa. In other terms, when one variable increases the other decreases.
When population growth increases, the strain on the resources increases, due to increased competition, and hence the resources decrease. This is why ideally apopulation cannot grow indefinitely because resources are always limited. The population growth will start to levels off as it reaches carrying capacity. When the resources become depleted the population growth plummets.
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An "anti-intellectual" ideology is damaging to science because as the word states is that it is not based on intellectual theory.
To have an ideology that is anti-intellectual (not using intellect) is having a theory about something that can not be proven by factual, reputable and tangible evidence from a reputable, current, and relevant source.
