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also was it A?
Apparently I need twenty characters so✨
-- The 'pole star', Polaris, is always nearly stationary in the sky.
-- It's located almost straight overhead when seen from the north pole.
-- When viewed from the equator, Polaris is right on the northern horizon.
-- Looking from anywhere in the southern hemisphere (south of the equator), Polaris is below the horizon, and can't be seen at all.
A person who was born and raised in the southern hemisphere, and who has never crossed the equator, has never seen Polaris, the "North Star" !
The color of a star would with that surface temperature would be White. Hope this helps. :)
Answer:
C.subscript
Explanation:
The number 3 is a subscript on the hydrogen atom in ammonia NH₃.
Subscript is a lower notation on a reference atom. It states the number of hydrogen atom covalently bonding with the single N atom.
The superscript is located up. For example P², the 2 is a superscript.
The coefficient is the number before a compound or atom e.g 2C represents two atoms of Carbon.
The numerator is the upper value in a fraction. The denominator is the one beneath.
(1) mass of the object from 1.0 kg to 2.0 kg