Mr. crab loves to fry food. but the grease often splatters everywhere making a big mess. he decides to set up a test in order to determine which dish soap is best at removing grease. he washes 20 greasy dishes with standard dawn dish soap and washes another 20 greasy dishes in his own super awesome amazing dish soap. here dawn dish soap and super awesome amazing dish soap is the independent variable in this experiment
- the experiment's independent variable The cause is the independent variable. Its value is unaffected by the other factors in your study.
- The effect is the dependent variable. Its value fluctuates as the independent variable changes.
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Bone —> provides structure for the body.
Heart —> pumps blood through the body.
Stomach —> breaks down food into small particles.
Lung —> oxygenates blood.
i think the correct answer is B considering that the channels are not always open for the protons to freely diffuse through the inner membrane.
Inner core was found to be solid after observing the motion of P waves.
Explanation:
Seismologist Inge Lehmann, studied the seismic waves of an earthquake and discovered about inner core in the mantle layer of Earth. She States that there is a boundary of discontinuity between the outer and inner core of Earth.
She studied the travel of secondary and primary waves during an earthquake and how it flows at different shells of Earth's layer which helped her in finding about the inner core of mantle. She observed that the inner core is a solid layer inside the molten layer of outer core
<h2><em>What is Structure!????????? </em></h2>
- <em>A <u>structure</u> is an arrangement and organization of interrelated elements in a material object or system, or the object or system so organized. Material structures include man-made objects such as buildings and machines and natural objects such as biological organisms, minerals and chemicals.</em>
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