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How do species change over time?

Species change over time by a process called natural selection. This is commonly associated with Darwin, as he wrote about it in his book "On the origin of species". Evolution (the change of a s...

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Answered by Ellora G. Biology tutor
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Solve the equation to 2 two decimal places: (2x+3/x-4 ) - (2x-8/2x+1) = 1

 (2x+3/x-4 ) - (2x-8/2x+1) = 1 (2x+3/x-4) = 1 + (2x-8/2x+1) [Add (2x-8/2x+1) to each side]2x+3= x-4 + (2x-8)(x-4)/2x+1 Times both sides by (x-...

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Answered by Jude K. Maths tutor
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Simplify a^4 x a^5

Question = Simplify a4 x a5-------------------------------------------So here we have two 'groups' of a being multiplied together. We can rewrite a4 and a5 as t...

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Describe the process of Eutrophication.

Eutrophication occurs when mineral ions from the soil such as nitrates are leached (washed away by the rain) and they run into rivers, lakes and ponds. This increase in nutrients into the water causes an ...

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Answered by Emma P. Biology tutor
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What is meant by terminal velocity?

Essentially that objects have a top speed falling through air to the ground, which is called terminal velocity. This is because we are surrounded by air, so when moving, objects have to push past the air ...

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