Can someone give me a example? I dont know how to write my equation​

Answer:

population increased: -1+3= 2

population decreased: 5-6= -1

stable population: 98-98=0

Question 1 of 10
Psychology is the scientific study of:

Through which plants and animals obtain the nitrogen they need ?

write the chemical equation of aerobic respiration?​

PLEASE HELP ME IF YOU DONE THIS BEFORE Part 1: Introduction
Title
Title your lab report with a few words that
summarize the lab investigation
Purpose
The lab report should begin with one or two
sentences that state the purpose of the
investigation what you want to see, practice, loam
about, or test. The purpose statement answers the
question "What am I trying to find out by doing this
experiment?"
The three most common types of labs are:
inquiry labs, in which you measure how
changing one variable affects another variable
discovery labs, in which you observe a scientific
phenomenon, perhaps for the first time.
forensic labs, in which you gather and analyze
data as evidence to build an argument in
response to a question, as in a court case,
All three types of labs give you an opportunity to
learn important scientific skills and concepts.
Question
At its core, science is about inquiry, or the act of
asking questions and seeking answers. Most labs
begin as the result of a question, which is why the
introduction of your lab report should include a
question. For example, suppose you notice that you
seem to play basketball better at the court in one
park than in another. After conducting research, you
realize that one of the surfaces of the court at the
park is different from that of your driveway. As a
result, you might formulate the scientific question
"What effect does the court surface have on the
height that the basketball bounces?" To answer this
question scientifically, you could perform several
experiments and gather data,
Hypothesis (or Prediction)
A hypothesis is an initial answer to a question, a
possible explanation or expectation based on prior
knowledge or research. Before starting most lábs,
you will formulate a hypothesis. It should be listed in
the introduction of your tab report
A good scientific hypothesis states conditions,
expected results, and possible reasons for those
results, For example, you could respond to the
basketball question with a hypothesis like "If the
court surface is smooth concreto, as the park's
court is, then the basketball will bounce higher,
because smooth surfaces have better contact with
the ball." Like this hypothesis, hypotheses are often
structured using the format "il then, because
which is described below.
The "it' portion of the hypothesis describes
something that you will change in the experiment
• The "then" portion of the hypothesis describes
what you think will happen as a result of that
change
• The "because" portion of the hypothesis
describes the ason why you think that change
will occur
In other laboratory activities you will be asked to
make a prediction. You will conduct background
research, then predict the outcome of a known
scientific process
Special Note about inquiry Labs
For inquiry labs, questions are generally
written in the form of "What is the effect of X on
Y?" Hypotheses will generally be in the form of
X [describe how you will change X during the
experiment), then Y will predict how y will
change in response), because give your
reason." In many inquiry labs the variables
lend themselves to a scatterplot (X-Y plot)

What categories are lymphocytes classified into? (Choose all that apply)
B cells
A cells
NK cells
T cells

What make Eukaryotic cells different from Prokaryotic Cells?

Group of answer choices

Eukaryotic cells have membrane bound organelles and more complex structure

Eukaryotic cells do not have a nucleus and are unicellular

Eukaryotic cells all have cell walls and include bacteria and plants

Eukaryotic cells are mainly bacteria

Giving brainlest to correct answer!!!! :D

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Why is fungi classified as neither a plant nor animal

What does the term temperature control refer to

Which abiotic factor is necessary for animals to survive in an aquatic
ecosystem?

if a red plant is crossed with a white plant and the offspring is pink, what is it called ?

HELP PLEASE!! it’s about nutrition!!

What is a nonrenewable resource?(1 point)

a resource that is in limited supply


a resource that is used for energy


a resource that harms the environment when it is used


a resource that can replace itself quickly

Are all rocks made up of one mineral?(1 point)

No. If it contains more minerals, however, then it is not useful to people.


Yes. If it contains more minerals, then it would lose its orderly internal structure.


No. Some rocks may contain several minerals.


Yes. If it contains more minerals, then it is an ore.


Coal is a very useful rock that formed over millions of years from the remains of plants. Is coal a mineral?(1 point)

No, coal is not a mineral because coal is made of dead plants.


No, coal is not a mineral because coal can be burned to produce electricity and heat.


Yes, coal is a mineral because all rocks that are useful to people are minerals.


Yes, coal is a mineral because all rocks are nonliving solid minerals.

Which is a positive aspect of fossil fuels?(1 point)

They are ecologically friendly.
.

They can be recycled and reused.


They provide energy for cars, trains, and heat.


They do not need processing to produce energy.

Which is a negative aspect of fossil fuels?(1 point)

They take a long time to produce energy.


They are difficult to find.


They cause pollution on Earth.


They are difficult to transport.

Which is a disadvantage of solar power?(1 point)

It requires turbines.


It can be harmful to wildlife.


It requires burning fuel, which causes air pollution.


It can only be used where there is lots of sunlight.

Which is a thick, sticky, tar-like deposit of bitumen mixed into sandy sediment?(1 point)

shale


sandstone


oil sand


coal

Which statement best explains an environmental outcome of using fossil fuels for energy?(1 point)

When fossil fuels are burned, hazardous ash is created and carried through the environment by wind and dropped into nearby lakes and ponds.


Fossils fuels produce waste that exposes humans to dangerous levels of radiation.

When fossil fuels are burned, they release toxic gases into the air that cause pollution and increase global warming.


Fossil fuels release carbon dioxide which plants use to make food.


Why is soil considered a vital resource?(1 point)

It is hard to destroy and easy to make.


It provides the source of material for different landforms.

It plays a variety of roles for plants and animals.


It is the place where all nutrients on Earth are stored.


Which describes a renewable energy resource?(1 point)

It is more prone to serious accidents.

It is less expensive than fossil fuels.


It produces less pollutants than fossil fuels.

It consists of carbon and hydrogen molecules.

Use the scenario to answer the question.

Edwin buys a water bottle, reuses it twice, and then recycles it. Eleanor buys a water bottle, reuses it twelve times, and then throws it away.

Which energy cost would apply to Edwin, but not to Eleanor?

(1 point)

the cost of transporting the bottle away from the house


the cost of processing the bottle after it was no longer used


the cost of producing the original bottle


the cost of transporting the bottle to the store



Your class goes on a field trip to observe drilling machinery. The geologists at the drill site show you displays of drilled rocks to compare different types of drills and methods. The drilled holes in one rock display are significantly larger than the holes drilled in the display next to it. Given this information, which statement is correct? (1 point)

The rock display with larger holes shows petroleum drilling, which is deep underground.


The rock display with smaller holes shows petroleum drilling, which is closer to the surface.


The rock display with smaller holes shows copper drilling, which is deep underground.


The rock display with larger holes shows copper drilling, which is closer to the surface.

how often did henrietta lacks cells replicate?

Red bone marrow only differs from yellow bone marrow because of a difference in the amount of which substance?
the amount of antibody
the amount of cytokine
the amount of antigen
the amount of fat

3.
What two molecules are produced during Photosynthesis?

Which of the following is an example of how electrical energy can be generated?

State the role of the light stage of photosynthesis to the Calvin cycle.​

1. Convection current causes the lithospheric plate to
A. move slowly but constantly
B. move faster
C. move in any direction
D. create another plate

Define antibiotic resistance.

Can you help me with this question?

A person jogging from the forest to the office covers the 6,800
meters in 2 hours. Their speed is not constant and they slow down
and speed up at various times. What is their average velocity?
Round the answer to the hundredths place if necessary.
a 1.9 m/s north
b. Impossible to calculate since the speed wasn't constant.
C. 0.9420/s north
d. 56.67 m/s north
e. 1.34 m/s north
f. 0.56 m/s north

what are the problems encountered during the conduct of the activity in sensory evaluation?


can anyone answer it please..​

Iwo atoms that are isotopes of one another must have the same number of what! protons O neutrons electrons all particles​

The movement of oxygen from the blood into the systemic cells is referred to as
O a pulmonary ventilation
O b. alveolar gas exchange.
O c. systemic gas exchange
O d. gas transport
CLEAR MY CHOICE

-Psychology class -
The individual's observable characteristics, influenced by both genetic and environmental factors, are called:
1) the genotype
2) the phenotype
3) the chromosomes
4) the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria
5) none of the above are correct

If a liquid turns into a solid, what is happening to the energy in the liquid?