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Aquatic animals breathe the -------- gas dissolved in water |
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Answer» OXYGEN and nitrogen Explanation: |
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| 10902. |
Q) Write true or false and also give the right answer . If the ans was false.1. heat cannot be produced by doing work .2. no gaps are left between the the rails of railway track.3. poor conductors of heat are also good insulators of heat .4. ventilators, when provided in rooms, are located near their roofs. 5. a material medium is required for transfer of heat by the process of radiation .its very important plz give me ans fast |
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Answer» Answer: (1)=FALSE (2)=false (3)=false (4)=TRUE (5)=false |
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how is vermicompost better than chemical fertilizers plzzz ans i will mark u as branlist pls dont google |
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Answer» Answer: because the chemical fertilizer contains the URIC acid which grow the PLANT so fast but decreases the fertility of soil where as the vermi compost doesnt contain chemical IE uric acid . here the plant grows slowly but it increase the fertility of soil . and the food prepared by the use of vermi comost is HEALTHY where as the nutrient level is very LOW in the food prepared by chemical fertilizer Explanation: |
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J)Crystallization is a process of obtaining.i)Pure solid only ii)pure liquid only iii)pure gas only Iv)All of these |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: it is a process of FORMATION of crystal and crystal is a solid form |
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A. Say whether the statements are true or false;1. Elements such as temperature, rainfall and humidity do not have any effect on the weather of a place.2. The areas which lie near the poles of the earth are called polar regions.3. All the changes in the weather are produced by the moon.4. The animals such as lions, tigers and leopards are known as big cats.5. Siberian crane is a migratory bird. |
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Explanation: I HOPE you understoood |
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| 10906. |
Why do we breathe? what is the reason? |
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Answer» Answer: we breathe for our life if we do not breathe we will not be able to live our life . our life is FINISHED if we can't breathe so that's why we breathe and drink WATER and EAT FOOD for our life |
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| 10907. |
जलीय विलयन क्या है उदाहरण सहित लिखिए |
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Answer» Answer: I THINK u have WRITTEN WATER villain in Hindi u have written this |
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B. Give answer in one word:1. Which instrument is used to measure the maximum and minimum temperatures during a day?2. Name an animal which has tusks for tearing the bark of trees.3. Name an animal which has sticky pads on its feet to climb easily on a tree. |
Answer» B. Give answer in one word:1. Which instrument is used to measure the maximum and minimum temperatures during a day?
2. NAME an ANIMAL which has tusks for tearing the BARK of trees.
3. Name an animal which has sticky pads on its feet to climb EASILY on a tree.
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A. Fill in the blanks:1. Humidity is the measure of________.2. A toucan has a long and large______ to reach the food.3. Weather reports are prepared by_______.4. Penguins are found in_______.5. The normal habitat of________ is Siberia. |
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Answer» Answer: 1.barometer 2.peak 3. metrological 4. NEW Zealand 5.exream COLD |
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Define the homogeneons |
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Answer» Answer: Homogeneous means the mixture of solid, liquid or gas in the same PROPORTION is called homogeneous. Ex : SALT in water |
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Spontaneous combustion definition |
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Answer» Answer: SPONTANEOUS combustion, the outbreak of FIRE without application of heat from an external source. ... Spontaneous combustion may occur when combustible MATTER, such as HAY or coal, is STORED in bulk. |
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What is the term of light? |
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Answer» Answer: Light is a FORMS of energy which CREATES the sensetion of VISION. I HOPE this is right Thanks for my answer |
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Essay on stem with uses |
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Answer» Explanation: Stem Cells Vs Stem Cell Stem Cells Vs Stem Cell1228 Words 5 Pages Stem Cells Vs Stem Cell1228 Words 5 PagesShow MoreThe majority of the population once in a while like to ENJOY a burger and each of us, have our own preference of the meat, toppings and fast food chain. Well what if your next burger was not from your typical cow in a paddock, but one which had been scientifically grown in a test tube in a lab over three months? This new burger choice may be on your next fast food chain menu sometime soon, but it won’t be on the DOLLAR menu as currently one serving is priced at about $385,000. Stem Cells Vs Stem Cell1228 Words 5 PagesShow MoreThe majority of the population once in a while like to enjoy a burger and each of us, have our own preference of the meat, toppings and fast food chain. Well what if your next burger was not from your typical cow in a paddock, but one which had been scientifically grown in a test tube in a lab over three months? This new burger choice may be on your next fast food chain menu sometime soon, but it won’t be on the dollar menu as currently one serving is priced at about $385,000.This new alternative of meat is made possible from stem cells; stem cells contain all active DNA, making them an important and fascinating part of living life, they can also self-renew to make more stem cells or DIFFERENTIATE into specialised cell types. Similar to adult stem cells are embryonic stem cells that grow from cells in the embryo when it’s just a few days old. Adult stem cells are found in many specialities from, skin, FAT and other connective tissue, bone marrow and blood, hair follicles and the brain. The primary DIFFERENCE between the two stem cell types is that embryonic cells can differentiate into any cell type whilst adult stem cells have limitations of specialised cells. Mark as Brainlest |
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डिफाइन द फॉलोइंग सिंबायोटिक रिलेशनशिप |
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Answer» Answer: Symbiotic relationship is a relationship in which both get advantages. Eg The rhizobium bacteria LIVES in the root nedules of LEGUMINOUS plants and fixes nitrogen for leguminous plants and leguminous plants provide shelter to rhizobium bacteria. Hope it helps Explanation: Please MARK me as brainliest |
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pls dont copy and follow me i need urgent 5.WHEN USING FROZEN FOOD ITEMS ONE SHOULD TAKE OUT ONLY THE REQUIRED QUANTITIES,THAWED FOOD SHOULD NEVER BE REFROZEN. |
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Answer» When using frozen FOOD item one should take out the REQUIRED quantity,thawed food should never be refrozen the food because if we will refrozen the food the color and taste of food get changed hope it HELPED you |
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Define:Omnivores Please say this answer |
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Answer» Answer: |
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Circle the odd one1 copper, aluminium, iron, plastic2 radiation, insulation, conduction, convection3 plastic, silver, rubber, wood4 wind speed, temperature, rainfall ,climate5 lion , Penguin, Tiger, leopard 6 seals, monkey, Penguin ,polar bear |
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Answer» Answer: 1. Plastic 2. Insulation 3. Silver 4. WIND speed 5. Penguin 6. Monkey HOPE IT HELPS YOU! |
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For a genetic engineering why are meridians preferred over? |
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Answer» Genetic engineering is also known as genetic MODIFICATION , is the direct manipulation of an organisms genes using BIOTECHNOLOGY . It is a set of technologies used to change the genetic cells , INCLUDING the transfer of genes within and across species boundaries to produce IMPROVED or novel organisation |
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Which of the following is not a non contact force∆electrostatuc∆ magnetic∆ muscular∆ gravitational |
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Answer» ELECTROSTATIC FORCE is a NON CONTACT force. |
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Define a. healthb.pisciculterc.Apicultureplz help Science CLASS-6 CBSE |
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Answer» Answer: a. Health – Health is a STATE of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. b. Pisciculture – The BREEDING, rearing, and TRANSPLANTATION of fish by artificial means is called pisciculture. c. Apiculture – apiculture or beekeeping is the care and MANAGEMENT of honey bees for the production of honey and the wax. hope it helps you :) |
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2.imagine that you are a lawyer and you have to defend robert clive in his trial. make a list of clive’s achievements and write down arguments in his defense. |
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Answer» Clive’s chief claim to fame as a statesman rests upon the ACHIEVEMENTS of his second governorship. His WORK falls into three parts: external policy, the settlement of Bengal, and the REFORM of the company’s service. In his external policy Clive had to face one of the most difficult tests of statesmanship: that of knowing where to stop. Though there was nothing to prevent him from restoring Shah ʿĀlam II to Delhi and ruling north India in his name, he wisely decided to limit the company’s commitments to Bengal and Bihar. Oudh was returned to Shujāʿ al-Dawlah as a buffer state between Bengal and the turbulent northwest. The emperor was solaced with an annual tribute, and in return he CONFERRED the revenue administration (dewanee) of Bengal on the East India Company. This grant formed the key to Clive’s second achievement, the settlement of Bengal. It gave legal authority to the company to collect the revenues of Bengal and Bihar, sending the emperor only his annual tribute. The administration of the dewanee was organized through a deputy nawab appointed by the company. The police and magisterial power was still exercised by the nawab of Bengal as the emperor’s deputy, but he in turn nominated the company’s deputy to act for him. This was Clive’s so-called dual system, which made the company the VIRTUAL ruler of India’s two richest provinces. |
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Name any two examples of plants products |
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What is mean by metaloids |
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Answer» Answer: a elements whose properties are INTERMEDIATE between those OS METALS and SOLID NON metals or semiconductors |
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Name the following The two types of buds that grow into branches:-------------------- Any two plants with parasitic roots---------------. A plant with breathing roots-----------------------. Any two plants having fibrous roots.-------------. Name the largest and the smallest flower in the world. Name the parts of stamen ---------- -------------- Name any 2 false fruits ---------------- ------------ |
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Answer» Answer: a)flowers are flower-buds. b)Dodder and RED rattle c)Mangrove d)wheat and maize e)The biggest flower in the world is the Rafflesia arnoldii. The world’s smallest flower doesn’t even look like a flower at all. Wolffia plant is the size of a candy sprinkle that you might find on top of a COOKIE or cupcake. F)The male parts are called stamens and usually surround the pistil. The stamen is made up of two parts: the anther and filament. The anther produces pollen (male reproductive cells). The filament holds the anther up. g)False fruit is a fruit in which some of the flesh is not derived from the ovary, but from some adjacent tissue exterior to the carpel. Examples of false fruits include APPLE, pineapple, strawberry, pears. In an apple, the fleshy receptacle forms the main edible part. mark me as BRAINLIEST |
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Pls follow me and answer fast5.WHEN USING FROZEN FOOD ITEMS ONE SHOULD TAKE OUT ONLY THE REQUIRED QUANTITIES,THAWED FOOD SHOULD NEVER BE REFROZEN. |
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Answer» Answer: When using frozen food items one should take out only the required quantities THAWED food should never be refrozen, as while putting a thawed PIECE of steak or brick of CHEESE back into the freezer might LEAD to some changes in taste or texture, it's PERFECTLY safe and poses no risks to your health. |
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How many diamond are there in the world |
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Answer» this is your answer hope it helps you Explanation: TOTAL DIAMONDS in this WORLD are1.2billion carrot..........OKAY. |
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Viral diseases are communicable diseases is true or false |
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Answer» true PATHOGENS, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protists, cause communicable DISEASES. A person may develop a communicable DISEASE after becoming infected by the pathogen. |
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Write True or False :1. Fungi obtain food from dead and decaying matter.2. Bear is a carnivore.3. Herbivores eat plants or their parts.4. Omnivores feed on dead plants and animals.5. Cow and horse have sharp front teeth for cutting the food. |
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Answer» Answer: 1. True 2. FALSE • BEAR is a omnivore. 3. True 4. False • Saprophytes freed on DEAD or decaying matter.
Explanation: Hope it helps you and FOLLOW me. Please mark my answer as a Brainliest |
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Pls answer fast and follow me5.WHEN USING FROZEN FOOD ITEMS ONE SHOULD TAKE OUT ONLY THE REQUIRED QUANTITIES,THAWED FOOD SHOULD NEVER BE REFROZEN. pls answer fast and follow me |
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Answer» When USING frozen food items one should take out only the required quantities THAWED food should never be refrozen, as while putting a thawed piece of steak or brick of cheese BACK into the freezer might LEAD to some changes in taste or texture, it's perfectly SAFE and poses no risks to your health. |
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A train takes 2 hr to travel from station A to station B and on its return journey , it takes 3 hr to cover the same distance . If the distance between the two stations is 200 km , calculate the average speed of the train for the whole journey . |
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Answer» A train takes 2 hr to travel from station A to station B and on its RETURN journey , it takes 3 hr to cover the same DISTANCE . If the distance between the two stations is 200 km , calculate the average speed of the train for the whole journey . |
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A Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs);1. Xanthium seeds are mainly dispersed by(a) air(b) animals(c) water |
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The antibiotic penicillin is obtained from a bacterium |
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Answer» Explanation: PENICILLIUM notalum I hope it helps you Mark me as BRAINLIEST and FOLLOW me PLS |
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Circle the odd one:-1.Copper, aluminium, iron, plastic.2.Radiation, insulation, conduction, convection.3.Plastic, silver, rubber, wood.4.wind speed, temperature, rainfall, climate.5.Lion, penguin, tiger, leopard.6.seals, monkey, penguin, polar bear.please give me write answer I promise I will mark as brainlist |
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Answer» Answer: 1) plastic 2) convection 3) wood 4) windspeed 5) penguin 6) SEALS |
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What is the function of stomata |
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Answer» Answer: STOMATA have two main functions, namely they allow for gas exchange acting as an entryway for carbon DIOXIDE (CO2) and releasing the Oxygen (O2) that we BREATH. The other main function is regulating water movement through TRANSPIRATION |
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Give four examples each of Prejudice and stereotypes |
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Answer» Answer: STEREOTYPES Men are strong and do all the work. Men are the "backbone." Women aren't as smart as a man. Women can't do as good of a job as a man. PREJUDICE type to search Menu Dictionary Thesaurus Sentences Quotes Reference Spanish itemWordFinder Icon Word Finder About Us Contact Us Suggestion Box Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright © 2020 LoveToKnow. All Rights Reserved Examples of Prejudice Prejudice is an idea or opinion that disregards basic facts. It's akin to ignorance, or a lack of knowledge, experience or education. It's something that should not be tolerated, as we all strive for betterment and higher learning. The major problem with prejudice is that it often ends in discrimination, or biased treatment based on someone's race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, socioeconomic background, or other characteristics. In essence, prejudice is a feeling. And the act of discrimination is the pitiful end result. To make sure we remain in a free society that nurture's everyone's well-being, let's examine various examples of prejudice so we know how and when to steer clear. Prejudice: Historically and Now Prejudice is a detriment that shifts over time. Usually, prejudices are removed when someone becomes less IGNORANT or more informed. Of course, that's not always the case, as SHEER hatred tends to abound, but the shape of prejudice has morphed over time. Here are some examples. It is believed that Adolf Hitler came into contact with antisemitic ideas at an early age, which fueled his prejudice against Jewish people. During his rise to power, he became obsessed with the idea of ethnic purity in Germany. Hitler's position allowed him to spread and act on his prejudices against "inferior peoples," leading to the death of millions in the Holocaust. In Afghanistan, the prejudiced interpretation of Islamic law when the Taliban was in government, meant women were unable to learn or work, or even be seen unveiled by men outside their family. Who can claim to understand the mindset of EXTREMISTS, but the Taliban considered an educated female to be "more threatening than armies equipped with all-seeing drones." After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, any person of Japanese descent living in America was considered suspect. As prejudices against them grew, simply because they had a genetic link to an enemy country, President Roosevelt had them rounded up and HELD in internment camps. |
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Name some metals used in machinery |
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Answer» IRON ; steal ; copper ; aluminium plz MARK me as BRAINLIEST |
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Silent is which type of adjective |
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Answer» adjective. MAKING no sound; quiet; STILL: a SILENT motor. refraining from SPEECH. SPEECHLESS; mute. |
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Hi all,I have posted a question all about my sister that was just a dare so don't believe them ok Mehak bro dare accepted and done. Question:- Who is Benjamin Franklin? And a short message about him |
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Answer» Benjamin Franklin, also called Ben Franklin, PSEUDONYM Richard Saunders, (born January 17 [January 6, Old Style], 1706, Boston, Massachusetts [U.S.]—died APRIL 17, 1790, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.), American printer and publisher, author, inventor and scientist, and diplomat. |
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What is theis the difference betwwenvoluntary and involuntary muscules? |
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Answer» PLZ MARK as BRAINLIEST |
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Write your past 5 days diet mark cooked, raw , part of plant eaten , nutrient |
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Answer» Explanation: A nutritional DEFICIENCY occurs when the BODY doesn't absorb or GET from FOOD the necessary amount of a nutrient. Deficiencies can lead to a variety of HEALTH problems. These can include digestion problems, skin disorders, stunted or defective bone growth, and even dementia. |
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Explain the physical features of lactobacilli |
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Answer» Answer: Lactobacillus, (genus Lactobacillus), any of a group of rod-shaped, gram-positive, non-spore-forming BACTERIA of the family Lactobacillaceae. SIMILAR to other genera in the family, Lactobacillus are characterized by their ability to produce lactic acid as a by-product of GLUCOSE metabolism. Explanation: hope it HELPS you ❣️ follow me |
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What do think of when you when you read the word pollution |
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Answer» Answer: When you hear about pollution, you’re most likely hearing about chemical emissions into air or water that COME from INDUSTRIAL processing. But pollution isn’t just environmental Explanation: There are various types of pollution namely air, water, land, soil and light pollution. The major sources of pollution are the burning of fossil fuels, afforestation, mining activities, exhaust from industries etc. Pollution can typically cause CULTURAL landscapes to become muddled, poison the soils and local waterways and HARM both plants and animals. Pollution frequently routinely affects humans as well. For example, long-term exposure to air pollution may lead to respiratory diseases, such as LUNG cancer and others. |
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What do think & Whom vas hosted the hePol LUTION |
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Answer» the HUMANS for there BENEFITS HOSED the pollutionlevel Explanation: |
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write down the formule of the of the following compounds showing the steps involved a) sodium oxide b) magnedium nitrate c) magnesium sulphate d) aluminium chloride |
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Answer» NaO MgSo4 All HOPE I HELP YOU |
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How many organs can a human donate? tell me any 6 names |
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Answer» heart kidney lungs eyes bladder |
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Explain the benencial role of microorganisms in the field of food and medicine industr |
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Answer» Answer: PLEASE give the answer of my QUESTIONS in my id please if you answer I will MARK you BRAINLIEST |
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explain the benencial role of microorganisms in the field of food and medicine industry long answer |
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Give uses of conduction mode of heat transfer in our daily life |
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Answer» Answer: You can warm your back muscles with a heating pad. Heat will transfer from a HOT burner on the STOVE into a POT or pan If you stoke your log fire in the FIREPLACE with a poker and leave the poker in the fire, it will become very hot. hope this helps pls mark as brainliest |
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How many parts can a human donate? tell me the name also, 8 names |
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Answer» DONATE me your vagina, as$ and MOUTH, I'll give you a NIGHT you NEVER EXPERIENCED. |
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