Physical values in the real world have two components: magnitude and ______.A. length

B. time

C. dimension

D. mass

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Answer 1
Answer: Physical Values Have two components Magnitude and Dimension 
Answer 2
Answer:

the only answer is magnitude and dimension


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The answer is skin.

There are four basic types of animal tissue - epithelium, connective, nervous, and muscle tissue. Epithelial cells form epithelium which covers surfaces of blood vessels and organs in the body. All glands are, as well, made of epithelial cells. Also, epithelial cells grow close together to form the body's skin. 

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Here is my answer below : 

The bacteria is very important because when bacteria is on a substance it begins to eat the product of deposition , so my answer again is is is important because it eats the sewage disposal.   

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Why are catfish and carp found at the mouth of a river, while trout are found nearer the source?

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Answer:

The correct reason would be "the levels of dissolved oxygen at the mouth of the river and at the source of the river".

The mouth of the river is the region where it flows into the ocean, lake, another river, reservoir, sea et cetera. The level of dissolved oxygen in this region is too low to support great biodiversity.

Organisms like catfish and carp can survive here due to their low oxygen demand. For example, catfish can survive in water with an oxygen content of 2.5 parts per million.

In contrast, the level of dissolved oxygen is higher at the source of the river. Organisms like trout are found here due to their high oxygen need. For example, rainbow trout require minimum 5-6 parts per million dissolved oxygen for its survival.

Catfish and carp require less oxygen than trout. The mouth of a river usually has less oxygen and the area closer to the source has more oxygen, so since catfish and trout require more oxygen they typically are found at the source.

The human body uses a number of processes to repair damage to blood vessels. After vasodilatation and prior to coagulation, a platelet plug forms: platelets adhere to exposed collagen and degranulate releasing ADP and thromboxane. These two chemicals in turn help attract more platelets to the area of damage. This is an example of: Group of answer choices negative feedback set-point regulation positive feedback endocrine control

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Answer:

Option C, positive feedback

Explanation:

The process described in the question is known as Platelet plug formation. In this process, after the adherence of platelet, the collagen starts binding with the platelet’s receptor thereby by activating it. After activation, platelet releases cytokines and chemical mediators such as serotonin, coagulation factors, thromboxane A2, vascular endothelial growth factor, ADP, VWF etc. Both ADP and VWF are mainly responsible for adhering nearby platelets. This is positive feedback loop because the more and more platelets are adhered; the more and more ADP and VWF levels increase.

Option C is correct

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