The key factor that influences BAC(blood alcohol concentration) would be <span>all of the above.
Height and body weight would increase the total amount of your body volume. The more your blood volume, the less alcohol concentration will be. Consuming food also delay alcohol absorption and make alcohol peak concentration less high.
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I believe it’s the Vulture but im not completely sure sorry if this is wrong :(
It's then independent variable.
This is the case because Eleanor is making these temperature changes.
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The dependen variable would then be the result of hatching. This is the case because it depends on the different temperature to see what the effect of temperature change is affecting the time of hatching
Answer: white blood cells
Explanation: They fight off the bad bacteria.
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