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here ✨_________________❣️__________⏩ Just like that the water vapor is lighter than dry AIR. When moisture is removed from air, its DENSITY increases). The speed of sound in a medium is inversely proportional to the square root of its density. THEREFORE, the speed of sound in moist air ismore than that in dry air.XD.......

on renewable source of energy willbe sufficient to fulfill our needs ...only if we USE it in a PROPER manner without wasting it USELESSLY . Infact if we use these resourcesin a SUSTAINABLE manner even our next GENERATIONS Will also be able to enjoy the benifits Hope it was helpful

on a time, a tiger was sitting under a tree. Then, suddenly a rabbit CAME near. INSTEAD of eating him, tiger liked him. Then, they both became good friends. Now, the rabbit was NEVER afraid of any animal because the strongest animal of the jungel was his friend.I TRIED my best.

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an world is one of extremes. 700 Kelvin on the side EXPOSED to the Sun, yet some areas are never exposed to sunlight and are as cold as deep space. Scientists do not believe there has ever been life on Mercury. The atmosphere on Mercury is almost non-existant. It doesn’t protect the planet from the harsh radiation of the Sun or radiation from space, nor does it TRAP heat and provide a breathable atmosphere. Mercury is INHOSPITABLE and sterile.

er at temperature 80℃ will get cool FAST than water at 60℃ these happens because water at 80℃ EVAPORATES as a result it's AMOUNT decrease along with temperature. hence, water at 80℃ will get cool fast.______________________________but,====we also have to consider the SURROUNDING conditions.HOPE IT HELPS YOU`.

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st is used as an example to EXPLAIN what AIR resistance is. Drag is MENTIONED. Two ways to reduce air resistance are stated: reducing the area in contact with air (by the cyclist DUCKING down or cycling behind someone else) and by being more streamlined (wearing SMOOTHER surfaces or a more streamlined helmet).

is a water-soluble MIXTURE of DIFFERENT dyesextracted from LICHENS. It is often ABSORBED onto filter PAPER to produce one of the oldest forms of pH indicator, used to test materials for acidity.

lum Annelida ETYMOLOGY:- From the Latin Annellus a little ring. Characteristics of Annelida:- 1)Bilaterally symmetrical and vermiform. 2)Body has more than two CELL layers, tissues and organs. 3)Body cavity is a true coelom, often divided by internal septa. 4)Body possesses a through gut with mouth and anus. 5)Body possesses 3 separate sections, a prosomium, a trunk and a pygidium. 6)Has a nervous system with an ANTERIOR nerve ring, ganglia and a ventral nerve chord. 7)Has a true closed circulatory system. 8)Has no true respiratory organs. 9)Reproduction normally sexual and gonochoristic or hermaphoditic. 10)Feed a wide range of material. 11)Live in most environments. The disribution and populations of most Annelids is not WELL known, however the 2000 IUCN Redlist includes two species under its critically endangered caregory, 1 Mesonerilla prospera 2 Phallodrilus macmasterae and four species in its vulnerable category, 1 Driloleirus americanus WASHINGTON GIANT EARTHWORM 2 Driloleirus macelfreshi OREGON GIANT EARTHWORM 3 Komarekiona eatoni EARTHWORM 4 Megascolides australis GIANT GIPPSLAND EARTHWORM Annelid Classification CLASS Subclass Order Polychaeta Orbiniida Ctenodrilida Psammodrilida Cossurida Spionida Questida Capitellida Ophelliida Phyllodocida Amphinomida Spintherida Eunicida Sternaspida Oweniida Flabelligerida Poeobida Terebellida Sabellida Nerillida Dinophilida Polygordiida Protodrilida Myzostomida Aelosomata Aelosomata Clitellata Oligochaeta Lumbriculida Moniligastrida Haplotaxida Branchiobdella Branchiobdella Hirudinae Acanthobdellida Rhynchobdellida Arhynchobdellida mate mark it as brainlist and folllow me have a great [email protected]@@@@@@@@@@@2

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opulation CHANGE is the difference between the size of THEPOPULATION from the beginning to the END of a certain TIME period. In other words, population change refers TOCHANGE in the number of people during a specific time period. As a whole,the world population has not been stable; it has increased manifold.i hope it helps uh

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ATEHERE IS YOUR ANSWER FRICTION ALSO acts in stationary OBJECTS. Static friction prevents objects from moving and is generally HIGHER than the frictional force experienced by the same two objects when they are moving relative to each other. Static friction is what keeps a box on an INCLINE from sliding to the bottom.HOPE IT'S HELPFULMARK AS BRAINLIEST ANSWER PLEASE

ret to a water heater's design for separating cold, incoming water from hot, outgoing water is that it relies on the principle that HEAT rises to do the HARD part. The position of the heat-out pipe at the top of the tank does the REST.

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It is difficult to pull the boat on the beach because of the FRICTION between the boat and sand. But in the SEA, there is less friction between the sea WATER and the boat. Hence, it is easier to pull the boat in the sea.please mark me BRAINLIST .plzzzzzzz...

ion is (c)It has physical characteristic and it has a DRY and wet test. Some tests are dry and wet. I am going to discuss a test. Physical method: We will analyse the colour ODOUR. 1. Physical experimentation of salt will analyse salt density, odour and colour. The response is not very useful, but at LEAST we will be ABLE to identify some quotes. The smell of salt HELPS to identify the cages of salt. 2. Charcoal Testing The test is done on the basis of metal carbonate. Those oxides that shed as an oxide

. Eyes are organs of the visual SYSTEM. They provide organisms with vision, the ability to receive and process visual detail, as well as enabling SEVERAL PHOTO response functions that are independent of vision. Eyes detect light and CONVERT it into electro-chemical impulses in NEURONS.

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s of water include DRINKING, washing and cleaning, cooking, transportation, providing hydroelectric power, IRRIGATION and recreation. LIVING beings need water to MOVE NUTRIENTS into their cells and to help them excrete wastes and toxins. Water is necessary in many chemical reactions and laboratory tests.Mark me as a Brainliest.

ar mass is the sum of the masses of the COMPONENT atoms of a MOLECULE. For most MOLECULES, this mass is in the range of 10ˉ²⁷ to 10ˉ²⁵ kg. MOLAR mass is the mass of ONE mole of some substance; it is expressed in grams per moleMolar mass of NH4ONO3 is 96.0428 g/mol

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al length will be 10 cm.    REASON :    when object is placed at 2F1 then the image is obtained at 2F2    in this case , u and v are equal in magnitude and opposite in sign   so by the data in the table , we can SAY that radius of curvature is 20 cm  , hence focal length will be 10 cm as it is half of the radius of curvature.(b) the sixth one is INCORRECT (u=-9 and v=+90)because in a CONVEX mirror , when an object is placed between the focus and the lens ... then the image is FORMED on the same side and is virtual .in this case , object is placed between focus and lens but the image is formed on the other side of the lens (bcause v = +ve) hence it is wrong

ere are 118 ELEMENTS which NATURALLY EXIST in the universe. In DIFFERENT ratios they combine to form different compounds.So, it WOULD be strange to compare their quantities.Hope it helped :)

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megapixel equivalent NUMBERS below REFER to the spatial detail in an image that would be required to show what the human eye could see when you view a scene. 90 DEGREES * 60 arc-minutes/degree * 1/0.3 * 90 * 60 * 1/0.3 = 324,000,000 pixels (324megapixels). 120 * 120 * 60 * 60 / (0.3 * 0.3) = 576 megapixelsHope its help U..

rain sulfuric acid on Venus?Venus is the second planet from the Sun, and in many ways, it is just like Earth. It’s pretty similar in size, mass, composition and even proximity to the Sun. But that’s where the similarities end. The atmosphere of Venus is composed of carbon DIOXIDE, 96.5% by volume. Most of the remaining 3.5% is nitrogen. Its atmosphere is extremely dense, and it’s estimated that the atmospheric mass is 93 times that of Earth’s atmosphere, whereas the pressure at the planet’s surface is about 92 times that at Earth’s surface. Early evidence pointed to the sulfuric acid content in the atmosphere, but we now know that that is a rather minor constituent of the atmosphere.The atmosphere on Venus is mostly made of Carbon Dioxide, with small quantities of sulfuric acid. Image via Daily Galaxy.The atmosphere on Venus is mostly made of Carbon Dioxide, with small quantities of sulfuric acid. Image via Daily Galaxy.Because CO2 is a greenhouse gas, the temperature on Venus is at least 462 °C – much higher than that of MERCURY, which is much closer to the Sun. The surface of Venus can be accurately described as hellish. Venus has clouds which may EXTEND from about 50 to 70 km; beneath the clouds, there is a layer of haze down to about 30 km and below that it is clear. Above the dense CO2 layer there are thick clouds consisting mainly of sulfur dioxide and sulfuric acid droplets.The thing is, there is no rainfall on the surface of Venus – while sulfuric acid rain falls in the upper atmosphere, it evaporates around 25 km above the surface. Also, sulfur dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere, which dropped by a factor of 10 between 1978 and 1986, which suggests that the sulfur in the atmosphere actually comes from volcanic eruptions. The clouds are also extremely acidic and there is also lightning on Venus. The sulphuric acid droplets can be highly electrically charged, and so they offer the potential for lightning. The European Space Agency has a mission (Venus Express) studying the clouds and atmosphere on VenusVerdict: It does rain sulfuric acid on Venus, but not on the surface, 25 km high in the atmosphere. The sulfur may come from volcanic eruptions.Does it rain Glass on HD 189733b?PHOTO: Turbulent alien world: An illustration depicting HD 189733b (AFP: ESA/NASA)HD 189733b is an extrasolar planet approximately 63 light-years away from the Solar System. The planet was discovered in 2005. With a mass 13% higher than that of Jupiter, HD 189733 b orbits its host star once every 2.2 days, making it a so-called hot Jupiter. Hot Jupiters are a class of extrasolar PLANETS whose characteristics are similar to Jupiter, but that have high surface temperatures because they orbit very close to their star.Diagram showing how a smaller object (such as an extrasolar planet) orbiting a larger object (such as a star) could produce changes in position and velocity of the latter as they orbit their common center of mass (red cross).The planet was discovered USING Doppler spectroscopy – an indirect .

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= -2The FORMULA is CSnAccording to it, CSn = +4 + n(-2) Or n= 2Hope U understandMark me as the BRAINLIEST

ls:paperconstruction paper (optional)card stockcrayons or markerspencilglue (we used model glue and glue sticks)tin foilplastic bagsglitter and sequinstapeInstructionsStart by decorating the paper however you desire with your CRAYONS or MARKERS. We stuck our decorated papers onto construction paper to MAKE them a bit sturdier.Stick some tinfoil onto the card stock, shiny side facing out.Make three folds(four sections) in your foil-covered cards. PUT glue along one side and fold the cards into "triangular tubes." Glue them shut and wait for them to dry.While the glue dries, cut little circles out of plastic bags. Put a strip of glue on one circle and drop glitter and/or sequins into the center. Then, drop the other plastic circle on top and let the whole thing dry. Now you have little pockets filled with glitter and sequins.Roll your decorated paper around your "triangular tube" and glue it down. (For younger kids, the project can end here if they get tired or distracted. For older kids—let's persevere!)Cut out black circles from the card stockand make a hole through the center with a pencil. Then fold the circle over one end of the tube and tape it on. (We lost patience with waiting for glue to dry—tape to the rescue!).Finally, tape a glitter and sequin "pocket"onto the other end of the tube.This is a great, MESMERIZING craft that won't get old with your kids!