Motion energy, or the more common term, mechanical energy is the energy stored in objects.
The more an object moves faster, the more energy is stored. Some examples of motion energy include wind, a flowing river, a moving car, or a person running.
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D. The Open Marine ecosystem
Explanation;
An ecosystem
is the lowest level of environmental complexity that includes living (biotic factors)and nonliving factors (abiotic factors).
-The Open marine ecosystem contains the fewest photosynthetic producers, this is because most producers can't live or survive in an areas with the lack of nutrients or sun light. They need nutrients for growth and also sunlight to undertake the process of photosynthesis which helps them make their own food.
the difference between the birth rate nad the death rate is known as growth rate. the growth rate is expresse in percentage ex:the presentrate of india is 1.93% per annum . According to 2001 census, birth rate was 26.1 per thousand and death rate was 8.7 per thousand . thus growth rate was 19.3 or 1.93% per year . births and death continue to take place at all places around the world . the differnce between total birth and total birth and total deaths in a populations over a period of time decides whether the population growthof the place is positive or negative. if the birth rate is higher than the death rate in a country, it means that the population will register a growth on the other hand, birth rate less than death rate indicates a shrinking population
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<u>M phase or Mitosis:</u>
During the M phase or mitosis of the cell cycle, division of the cell occurs. And the number of the cells increase in number.
Explanation:
- <u>Causes of Uncontrolled cell division:</u>
There are some regulatory proteins present at the cell cycle checkpoints, which can leads to mutation inside the cell basic structure. As it causes the basic structure of the cell to cause uncontrolled level of cell division inside the human body, forming a tumor in a certain organ or at any place inside the body.
