Answer:
428°F
Explanation:
The equation to convert degrees Celsius to degrees fahrenheit is
°F (degrees fahrenheit) = (9/5 * °C (degrees celsius) ) + 32
°F = (9/5 * 220 °C (degrees celsius)) +32 = 428 °F (degrees fahrenheit)
I think if both the parents are heterozygous. Then if you do a punnet square the last box would be tt. There you go!
Answer:
1. Graph C
2. Friction
Explanation:
1. The line on all of the graphs shown represents velocity. The formula for velocity is
where d is distance and t is time. Focusing on the first lap, the starting point on the graph should be the origin and the "ending" point should be (20, 3). These requirements eliminate graph A as an answer because its "end" is not (20, 3). During the break, the student does not move, so the slope of the line should be completely horizontal. The break lasted for 5 minutes, so the correct graph should have a horizontal line between the points (20, 3) and (25, 3). This requirement eliminates graph B and D because their break is either not long enough (B) or too long (D).
2. Friction slows down the movement of objects. When an object is rough, it produces more friction which causes the object to be slowed more. When an object is smooth, friction slows it less than it would for a rough object.
The code to
- Declare a variable and increment with a while loop until the variable is not less than 5
- Create a function that returns the product of two numbers
- Uses the new keyword to create an array
were written in JavaScript and are found in the attached images
<h3>
Declaring a variable</h3>
The first code declares a variable called num and gives it an initial value of 0. It then enters a while loop that lauches a message box (using <em>window.alert</em>) to print the message "<em>Keep going</em>" as long as num remains less than 5.
If nothing is done within the loop to increment num towards the value 5, the loop will go on endlessly notifying the user to "<em>Keep going</em>".
So, an increment of 1 was added to the loop body to increment the variable num. This makes sure the loop terminates.
<h3>
Creating a function that returns the product of two numbers</h3>
Here, a function was created that receives two arguments (n1 and n2), then returns the product (n1 * n2)
<h3>
Declaring an Array</h3>
This last code segment creates an array using the new keyword. The new keyword is generally used in constructing objects.
In this case the object constructed is an array having three strings;
- my <em>nickname</em>, and
See another solved JavaScript problem here brainly.com/question/23610566