Answer: See Below
Explanation:
25,000,000km = 1cm
In other words 25 million km = 1 cm
Mercury- 57.91 million kilometers
57.91 million km * 1 cm/ 25 million km = 57.91/ 25 cm = 2.3164 cm
Venus - 108.2 million kilometers
108.2 million km * 1 cm/ 25 million km = 108.2 /25 cm =4.328 cm
Earth - 150 million kilometers
150 million km * 1 cm/ 25 million km =150/25 cm = 6 cm
Mars- 227.9 million kilometers
227 .9 million km * 1 cm/ 25 million km = 227.9/25 cm =9.116 cm
Jupiter- 778.5 million kilometers
778.5 km * 1 cm/ 25 million km = 778.5/25 cm =31.14 cm
Saturn- 1.434 billion kilometers
1.434 billion * 1000 million/1 billion = 1434 million
= 1434 million km * 1 cm/ 25 million km =1434/25 cm =57.36 cm
Uranus- 2.871 billion kilometers
2.871 billion * 1000 million/1 billion = 2871 million
2871 million km * 1 cm/ 25 million km =2871/25 cm =114.84 cm
Neptune - 4.495 billion kilometers
4.495 billion * 1000 million/1 billion = 4495million
4495 million km * 1 cm/ 25 million km =4495/25 cm =179.8 cm
Answer:
Water moved out of the cells of the houseplant into the extracellular solution because they (plant cells) have a high water potential (Ψ) than the extracellular environment.
Please find the explanation below
Explanation:
In biology, water potential, denoted by Ψ, refers to the ability of water to move freely in a system. Based on this definition, a hypertonic solution (solution with higher solute concentration) will have a low Ψ while a hypotonic solution (solution with low solute concentration) will have a high Ψ.
According to this question, if a houseplant is fertilized too often, it will increase the concentration of solute in the soil (extracellular environment of the plant cells) i.e. the fertilizer will make the extracellular solution HYPERTONIC. Because the cells of the houseplant are hypotonic to the soil solution i.e. now has a high Ψ in comparison with the soil solution, water will move from the cells of the plant to the soil solution (extracellular) via the cell membrane (semi-permeable membrane) in a process called OSMOSIS.
NOTE: Water moves from a solution with high Ψ to a solution with low Ψ. This is what propels the movement of water from the cell with a high water potential to the exterior of the cell with a low water potential (caused by frequent addition of fertilizer). Overall, the houseplant will look WILTED even if the soil is wet.
Answer:
Water moved out of the cells of the houseplant into the extracellular solution because they (plant cells) have a high water potential (Ψ) than the extracellular environment.
Please find the explanation below
Explanation:
In biology, water potential, denoted by Ψ, refers to the ability of water to move freely in a system. Based on this definition, a hypertonic solution (solution with higher solute concentration) will have a low Ψ while a hypotonic solution (solution with low solute concentration) will have a high Ψ.
According to this question, if a houseplant is fertilized too often, it will increase the concentration of solute in the soil (extracellular environment of the plant cells) i.e. the fertilizer will make the extracellular solution HYPERTONIC. Because the cells of the houseplant are hypotonic to the soil solution i.e. now has a high Ψ in comparison with the soil solution, water will move from the cells of the plant to the soil solution (extracellular) via the cell membrane (semi-permeable membrane) in a process called OSMOSIS.
NOTE: Water moves from a solution with high Ψ to a solution with low Ψ. This is what propels the movement of water from the cell with a high water potential to the exterior of the cell with a low water potential (caused by frequent addition of fertilizer). Overall, the houseplant will look WILTED even if the soil is wet.
Explanation:
Answer:
The food chain describes who eats whom in the wild. Every living thing—from one-celled algaeto giant blue whales—needs food to survive. Each food chain is a possible pathway that energy and nutrients can follow through the ecosystem.
For example, grass produces its own food from sunlight. A rabbit eats the grass. A fox eats the rabbit. When the fox dies, bacteria break down its body, returning it to the soil where it provides nutrients for plants like grass.
Of course, many different animals eat grass, and rabbits can eat other plants besides grass. Foxes, in turn, can eat many types of animals and plants. Each of these living things can be a part of multiple food chains. All of the interconnected and overlapping food chains in an ecosystem make up a food web.
Answer:
A food web?
Explanation:
Food webs are multiple food chains overlapped. (Usually in the same area)
A. adenine
B. cytosine
C. thymine
D. guanine
Answer:
thymine
Explanation:
Though both RNA and DNA contain the nitrogenous bases adenine, guanine and cytosine, RNA contains the nitrogenous base uracil instead of thymine. Uracil pairs with adenine in RNA, just as thymine pairs with adenine in DNA.
Answer:
Pepsin is an enzyme present in the gastric juice which digests the proteins of the food material.
These pepsin are synthesized as pre-proenzymes or inactive forms by chief cells in the gastric mucosa of the stomach. These inactive forms consist of a signal peptide, activation peptide and active enzyme which gets activated in the acidic environment of stomach by Hydrochloric acid.
The stomach secrets this enzyme in an inactive form to prevent the digestion of protective proteins present in the lining of the digestive tract.
B. Mutation
C. Independent assortment
D. Random fertilization
E. All of the above
Answer:
The correct answer is E. All of the above
Explanation:
Variation in offspring can be contributed by many different events that change the DNA sequence in gametic cells. These events are crossing over, mutation, independent assortment, and random fertilization.
During the gamete formation, the different genes are assorted independently from the other gametes which results in forming various possible combinations of genes in a gamete increasing the genetic variation.
Crossing over occurs during meiosis between the homologous chromosome that results in exchange of genetic material that brings genetic variation in gametes. During random fertilization, the two gametes fuse and genetic material of two different individual comes to make an offspring which forms a genetical different offspring.
Mutation in the gametic cell is transferred to the offspring during fertilization. Therefore all contributes to variation in offspring produced by sexual reproduction.
OA. A whale is a mammal that does not live on land.
B. A fish is not a mammal and does not live on land.
OC. A horse is a mammal that lives on land.
D. A snake is not a mammal but lives on land.
Whales are marine mammals that do not live on land, disproving the conjecture that all mammals live on land.
The correct counterexample that shows the conjecture “All mammals live on land” is false is option A. A whale is a mammal that does not live on land. Whales are marine mammals and live in water their entire lives. This counterexample disproves the conjecture that all mammals live on land.