Answer:
C. Bones carry impulses to the nervous system.
Explanation:
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To start this test, you need to identify the variables it presents. As you may already know, there are independent and dependent variables. Independent variables are those that act on a factor, influencing it to generate a result. In the case of this experiment, the independent variable is the completion of the homework. The dependent variable, in turn, is the factor that receives the influence of the independent variable, in this experiment this variable is the final grade you received in the course.
After that you must select a number of students, give them their homework and ask each student to complete a percentage of that amount. An example of this could be that you select 11 students and ask the first to complete 0% of the homework, the second student must complete 10%, the third 20% and so on, and the 11th student must complete 100% of the homework.
after that, note what was the final grade that each student received in the course and make a graph to show the results.
The y-axis of the graph must represent the dependent variable, while the x-axis must represent the independent variable. This way you will show the exact relationship between completing homework and the final grade of the course.
The energy change if 84.0 g of CaO react with excess water is 98KJ of heat is released.
calculation
heat = number of moles x delta H
delta H = - 65.2 Kj/mol
first find the number of moles of CaO reacted
moles = mass/molar mass
the molar mass of CaO = 40 + 16= 56 g/mol
mass = 84 g
moles therefore = 84 g/56 g/mol =1.5 moles
Heat is therefore = 1.5 moles x -65.2 = - 97.8 Kj = -98 Kj
since sign is negative the energy is released
<span>This is false. A carbohydrate is a carbon-based molecule that can be utilized by living organisms in order to produce energy. A calorie is a unit of energy often used to measure the amount of energy within food. Another example of energy unit is the Joule, more commonly used within physics.</span>
The numbers may be off by a few, if you worked it out, since my periodic table is for AP chemistry. Hope this helps!!!