A, stroke. I know this would happen only from watching too much House (lol) but I know for fact that a heart attack would be caused by a blood clot if it gets stuck in an actual heart vessel.
Answer:
Explanation:
Displacement can be displayed as a vector, this because it has magnitud and direction. Because of this, we can think John's Resultant Displacement as the join of this two vectors.
The First Vector is from the 249 Km Marker to the 141 Km Marker, which give us a Vector with a Magnitude equals to 108 Km.
The Second Vector goes from 141 Km Marker to the 174 Km Marker, which give us a Vector with a Magnitude equals to 33 Km.
However is important to know the direction for each Vector, we notice that John was traveling on one direction and then he returned. This makes our Vector to have a different direction, and this means difference signs. Difference signs means substraction. So, the Third Vector will be:
Third Vector = 108 Km - 33 Km
Third Vector = 75 Km
Answer:
A. Mass is a measure of the amount of matter in an object, while weight is a measure of the force of gravity on the object.
Explanation:
Mass is also a scalar quantity associated with the amount of atoms and/or molecules that constitutes the object. While weight is a force due to the action of gravity (either on our planet or any other one) and therefore a vector quantity that we routinely use as scalar due to the fact that it is always pointing down (towards the center of the Earth) so we ignore a bit the direction associated with it.
organisms and water
Explanation:
Organisms and water contribute to both chemical and mechanical weathering . A form of weathering known as biological weathering is a derivative of both chemical and physical weathering.
- Weathering is the physical disintegration and chemical decomposition of rocks to form sediments and soils.
- Organisms are pivotal to both physical disintegration of rocks through their activities.
- Through their metabolic activities, they also releases chemicals that are used for chemical weathering of rocks.
Water is essential for weathering. It is used in alternate freezing and thawing, a mechanical weathering process to break down rocks.
It is used in rock hydrolysis for chemical weathering.
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