Answer:
d. You cannot eat too much fiber.
Explanation:
Fiber also called as roughage forms the part of plant based foods. Body is not able to digest it so it passes through the digestive system and makes the bulk of stool. It keeps the digestive system clean and eases bowel movements.
The daily required intake of fiber is 25-30 grams. Many people do not take this much fiber hence suffer from problems like constipation, upset stomach etc. But crossing the threshold of 70 grams of fiber can also lead to another set of problems like:
- bloating
- gas
- dehydration
- poor absorption of some nutrients like calcium, zinc, iron and magnesium because they bind with the fiber which hinders the absorption process.
3 pieces of 1/4 can be made from the leftover cake
A solid minute object that is said to come together for the formation of the planet and are believed to produce cosmic dust are called planetesimal.
The options that best describes the planetesimals are:
- Option A. They are the origins of planets.
- Option B. They formed from gas and dust.
- Option D. They are believed to have developed in debris disks.
The descriptions can be explained as:
- It is believed that planets formation occurred through planetesimals. The formation happened from gas, dust particles and debris.
- By the process of accretion, the discs coalesced and became bigger and solid over time. This bigger mass started attracting other matters towards each other because of gravitational force.
- This pull resulted in either breaking or creation a bigger mass of pieces known as planetesimals. The collision continued to become bigger and solid planets we know today.
Therefore, options A, B and D are correct.
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Let say, polled (without horn) parent cattle is dominant (PP) and parent horned cattle is recessive (pp). They cross bred which produced all polled calf F1 generation. F1 will be hybrid for trait horn (Pp). On Selfing of F1 progeny ( Pp x Pp) will give 1 homozygous polled (PP) cattle, 2 heterozygous polled (Pp) cattle and 1 cattle with horn recessive (pp) in F2 generation.
