What are some facts about visual memory

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Answer 1

Answer: Learning new things produces physical changes in your brain structure

Answer 2

Answer: * Is the ability to remember facts or stuff based on what you've seen.
*Eskimo children from villages have a really good visual memory
*Sleeping well helps to improve it

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: suppose you are designing a device to transmit information without wires. What part of the EM spectrum will your device use, and why?

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Funny that you should ask. This week, I would definitely use radio waves, specifically the 5.8 GHz unlicensed microwave band, because I just happen to have a complete terminal for that service ... including the dish antenna ... in the back seat of my car, until I can set up a meeting with its rightful caretakers and get rid of it.

If the velocity of a body varied uniformly from 10 ms-1 to 25 ms-1 during a time interval of 5s what was the acceleration of the body?

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Acceleration = velocity change / time
a = 25 - 10 / 5
a = 15/5
a = 3

In short, Your Answer would be 3 m/s2

Hope this helps!

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Hope this cleared your doubt. Have a great day/night ahead!

The battery in a circuit is similar to the _____ on a roller coaster.A.Chain
B.Motor
C.Track
D.Cars
this is science

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B.Motor on a roller coaster

A. Chain. i hope this helps

Coriolis effect, global winds and continental deflections are all factors that controla. deep currents
c. surface currents
b. wind currents
d. density of currents

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C.surface currents are the answer

Well, at first glance I'd be tempted to say all of them. The C "force" is why weather maps show winds blowing parallel to isobars and thus around centres of high and low pressure. (You'd expect, or at least I would, that air would flow from high to low pressures, not round them ... )

Translucent definition: __________ is allowed to pass through translucent objects.

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Light rays are able to pass through translucent objects, although they will be scattered.

Translucent definition: Light is allowed to pass through translucent objects.

We all know that in the earth gravity is there,but why clouds doesn't fall down???

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Answer: Clouds are evaporated sea water. You should be asking "Why does the gravity on Earth pull us down and not evaporated water.

Explanation:

Answer:

Because of their mass

Explanation:

Clouds are made of water right ? so you are asking why they don't fall down if air is lighter than water .

The two biggest reasons the clouds stay in the sky are

1. Small Drops

2. Wind

Small drops of water fall more slowly than big drops, as the drops of the clouds fall thought the air, the air pushes back to them, because Small drops has less mass than large drops, clouds can only contain small drops of water.

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