Answer:cell membrane surrounds all cells
nucleus holds DNA and directs all actions
cell wall surrounds the cell membrane of plant cells
chloroplasts goes with photosynthesis
ER groups an packages materials
vacuoles storage
ribosomes protein synthesis
golgi apparatus moves materials in cells
cellular respiration mitichondria
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As discussed in Lesson 1, density is an excellent indicator of wood strength; the higher the density the stronger the wood. However, a wood with a density of 600 may not be twice as strong as one with a density of 300.
The properties are good at all sizes of material wherever it is homogeneous
What size affects is the likelihood there are flaws in that piece of material. Smaller objects have less likelihood of flaws and come out stronger than big pieces. Big stuff with flaws breaks into smaller stuff missing those flaws so the smaller stuff is less likely to break. Example Aircraft cable is stronger than a solid rod of the same material.
Answer:
1. Main
2. Lobar
3. Segmental
Explanation:
The main bronchus enters into each lung and divides to smaller lobar or secondary bronchi. Each lobe of the lung receives one lobar bronchus. There are three lobes in right lung and two lobes in the left lung.
The branching of lobar bronchus forms smaller bronchi known as segmental bronchi or tertiary bronchi. Each segmental bronchus supply particular bronchopulmonary segments within the lobes.
The further branching of segmental bronchi form bronchioles which in turn divide to form terminal bronchioles.
Answer : The correct answer for cardiac output is 18 Liter per minute
Cardiac output is the amount of blood pumped by heart per minute. It is product of heart rate and stroke volume . Heart rate is number of beats per minute (bpm) and stroke volume is volume of blood pumped per beat (Liter per beat or Lpb) . Cardiac output can be calculates using following formula :
Cardiac output = Heart rate ( HR ) x stroke volume (SV )
The unit of cardiac output = Liters per minute
Given : Heart rate = 150 bpm
Stroke volume = 120 mL
Since volume is in mL , this need to be converted to L.
Plugging values of HR and SV in formula :
Cardiac output =
Cardiac output =