Answer:
c. low beams and fog lights
Explanation:
When encountering low visibility from rain or fog, use your low beams and fog lights. High beams will only increase the glare. If you can't see at least five seconds in front of you, don't drive. Pull over and put your hazards on until it clears up.
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Explanation:
Weak nuclear force:
The interaction between the subatomic particles is called weak nuclear force.
The weak nuclear force is one of the four fundamental forces.
The weak nuclear force is effective at very short distance.
The range and relative strength of weak nuclear force is 10⁻¹⁸ m and 10²⁵ with respect to gravitational force respectively
Deuterium is formed due to the fusion of protons and neutrons under the action the weak force.
Example : Beta decay
Electromagnetic force:
The interaction between the charged particles is called electromagnetic force.
The electromagnetic force is one of the four fundamental forces.
The electromagnetic force is effective at long range distance.
The range and relative strength of electromagnetic force is infinity and 10³⁶ with respect to gravitational force respectively
Example : light
Answer: b. The combination is a mixture because the substances can be separated
Explanation: Based on the facts presented above, the combination of both both substances can be referred to as a mixture due to the following:
A mixture is obtained when two or more substances or materials are combined without a chemical reaction. This is observed when Jalen combined substance 1 and 2 with only one of the substances becoming visible after the combination.
The other reason is that, a mixture can be separated back into its original constituent, this is evident when the combination was filtered with only substance 2 going through the filter and substance 1 remaining in the filter
The correct answer is going to be <span>C, because in the nucleus of an atom there are protons and electrons; which can't move, and are surrounded by electrons on the electrical cloud</span>
