A gazelle is born with slightly longer legs which allow it to run faster than the other gazelles in the herd. This adaptation came may have come about becausea. the gazelle needed to be able to run faster.
b. the gazelle's parents were not able to outrun a cheetah.
c. there was a mutation in the gazelle's genetic code.
d. the gazelle did not get enough nutritious food after it was born.

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Answer 1
Answer: Because there was a mutation in the gazelle's genetic code. It will be nice for the gazelle to run faster, but since the gazelle was born with longer legs, we know it's just a random mutation. The gazelle's parents have little to do with it, and the nutrition of the food it eats after it's born is irrelevant to how long its legs are at birth.
Answer 2
Answer:

Otherwise known as answer: C.


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Explanation:

The area of triangle LMN is 18 ft2 and the area of FGH is 24 ft2. If triangle LMN is equivalent to triangle FGH, what is the ratio of LM to FG?A. 3:4
B. 9:16
C. square root of 3:2
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Answer:  Option 'C' is correct.

Explanation:

Since we have given that

Area of triangle LMN = 18 ft²

Area of triangle FGH = 24 ft²

Since Δ LMN and ΔFGH is equivalent triangles.

As we know the theorem which states that ratio of areas of equivalent triangles is equal to square of ratio of corresponding sides.

So, it becomes,

(\Delta LMN)/(\Delta FGH)=((LM)/(FG))^2\n\n(18)/(24)=((LM)/(FG))^2\n\n(3)/(4)=((LM)/(FG))^2\n\n\sqrt{(3)/(4)}=(LM)/(FG)\n\n(√(3))/(2)=(LM)/(FG)

Hence, Option 'C' is correct.

Answer:

Option C

Explanation:

As we know,

Theorem of equivalent triangle states that two similar triangle's area will be proportional to square of corresponding sites.

Thus ,

(18)/(24) = ((LM)/(FG) )^2\n

On taking square root on both the sides and solving the equation further , we get -

\sqrt{(18)/(24) } = (LM)/(FG)\n(LM)/(FG) = \sqrt{(3)/(4) } \n(LM)/(FG) = (√(3) )/(2)

Thus, option C is correct

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Further explanation

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Answer details

Grade:  9

Subject: biology

Chapter:  animals

Keywords:  birds

When birds glide, they use their weight to overcome air resistance. To do this, the birds must have a certain mass. That's why, usually, large birds do the gliding motion like vultures. Here, the upward aerodynamic force by the air resistance is equal to the weight.