Which type of macromolecule is vegetable oil?

2 and 3 students correctly described organic compounds.

Organic compounds are chemical structures that have one or more carbon atoms in their structures and are linked covalently to the hydrogen atom.

Organic compounds are chemical formulas that can be synthesized artificially in laboratories. Organic compounds like carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids are the chemical compounds that can be synthesized in laboratory conditions.

A compound to be organic must have both carbon and hydrogen atoms linked in their structures, only the presence of the carbon atoms does not make an organic compound.

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Final answer:

The main causes of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are the movement and interaction of the Earth's tectonic plates, along with the release of energy as the plates shift along faults. Volcanic eruptions also occur when pressurized magma finds a way to the surface. Human activities can sometimes induce earthquakes and influence damage levels, though the fundamental causes are natural geologic processes.

Explanation:

The main cause of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions is the movement of the Earth's tectonic plates. Most earthquakes occur along faults, which are breaks in the Earth's crust where blocks of the crust move past each other. These movements can lock huge masses of rock in position for a long time before they abruptly shift, causing the ground to tremble. The driving mechanism behind these movements is the heat from the decay of radioactive elements within the Earth, and the associated tectonic activity.

Those same tectonic forces can also trigger volcanic eruptions. Magma formed deep within the Earth rises through the crust, and when pressure builds up, it can be released explosively through volcanoes. An eruption can release not just lava, but also gases, ash, and rock. Sometimes, water merging with sub-surface magma adds to the explosive force of eruptions, as in the case of the 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia.

Answer:

Calcium

Explanation:

I just took a human nutrition quiz, this is the correct answer.

Answer:  

A. Warm ocean air rises and condenses, pulling up hot air from the ocean surface.

B

Cold ocean water merges with warm ocean water through undersea currents.

C

Water vapor from the poles is pulled toward the equator through wind currents.

D

Plates beneath the ocean shift, causing swirling waves that turn into water vapor.

Explanation: i don't know

Grass often dies after fertilization without rain because it cannot absorb necessary nutrients, may suffer from osmotic stress, and salt buildup can become toxic to the roots.

Grass often dies when a lawn is fertilized and it does not rain due to several interrelated factors. Fertilizers often contain high levels of nitrogen, which is crucial for plant growth, but without sufficient water, the grass cannot absorb these nutrients. Additionally, rain is essential because it helps dissolve and distribute the fertilizer nutrients in the soil, making them accessible to the grass roots. Without rain, the fertilizer can actually draw out moisture from the soil in a process called osmotic stress, further parching the grass. Furthermore, the lack of water after applying fertilizer can lead to a buildup of salts, which can be toxic to the grass roots, exacerbating the damage and potentially leading to the death of the grass.

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Answer:

___Null __ hypothesis has been _Rejected____

Explanation:

If the results obtained from the testing of a null hypothesis are statistically insignificant then it means that there were not enough proofs to support the null hypothesis and hence in virtue of insufficient proofs the null hypothesis is rejected.  

The meaning of significant does not implies that statistically significant null hypothesis is important. However, it simply means that statistically insignificant hypothesis have high probabilities to provides less evidence in order to support the thesis.  

The probability value of hypothesis must be less than 0.01 for a strong rejection of null hypothesis.  

Answer:

365 days on a non leap year

Explanation:

C option is the right answer which states teat the first has one more amino acid than the second.

Explanation:

The first mRNA sequence codes for the Methionine (start codon), isoleucine, valine, and tyrosine.

The second mRNA sequence for the Methionine, isoleucine, valine only, because the last sequence (UAG) is of stop codon and stop codon do not code for any of the amino acids.

Metabolic poisons that interfere with glycolysis include those affecting pyruvate kinase, leading to ATP production failure, and ethylene glycol, which causes metabolic and lactic acidosis.

A metabolic poison that could interfere with glycolysis is one that affects enzymes involved in the glycolytic pathway. For instance, compounds that impair the function of pyruvate kinase will hinder the last step of glycolysis, causing a critical reduction in ATP production, especially in red blood cells (RBCs) that rely solely on glycolysis for their energy. Another example is ethylene glycol poisoning, which leads not only to metabolic acidosis due to accumulated glycolic acid but also lactic acidosis, contributing to the inhibition of metabolic pathways.

Answer:

(C).The R group gives the amino acid unique characteristics.

Explanation:

Amino acids can be defined as compounds, having carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen atoms. Ech amino acid is made up of a carboxylic group, an amino group, a side R chain, and a hydrogen atom.

The R group provides specific characteristics to the amino acids and amino acids are classified into three categories, on the basis of their side chain or R group:

-Amino acids having non-polar R group (such as alanine and valine)

-Amino acids having uncharged, polar R group (such as tyrosine and serine)

-Amino acids having charged, polar r group (such as lysine and glutamate).

Thus, the correct answer is option (C).

Answer:

Parasympathetic nervous system.

Explanation:

Parasympathetic nervous system is one of the division of the autonomic nervous system, that regulates the proper functioning of the body.

Parasympathetic nervous system controls the process of digestion, conserves energy and slows the heart rate of the organisms. This nervous system causes relaxation of the sphincter muscles of the digestive tract. The bladder contraction is also caused the stimulation of the parasympathetic nerves.

Thus, the answer is parasympathetic nervous system.

Answer:

irreversible denaturation

Explanation:

Pepsin is a monomeric protein with two domains with a beta barrel architecture. The active enzyme site contains two aspartate residues. To activate, one of these aspartate residues must be protonic, while the other must be deprotonated. This occurs between the acidic pH (pH 1-5) provided by the HCl in the gastric juice. This is how the transition from pepsinogen to active pepsin occurs. However, above pH 7, pepsin irreversibly denatures.

Answer:

Option A

Explanation:

There are basically two hypotheses that explains the evolution of six ectomorphs  

a) When the ectomorphs were evolving the island was in contiguous state. Due to this plate tectonic movement was high that ultimately led to the division of island into six different islands which caused these ectomorphs evolve separately due to the geographical barrier.

b) Second theory could be that all ectomorphs evolved on the same island but then with the division of island, they got separated.  

Hence, option A is correct

Answer: Peripheral vision

Explanation:

Thus, a decreased peripheral vision results in the tunnel vision due to alcohol.

I believe the answer is CELLULOSE.

Answer:

Lipid Is the correct answer

Answer:

lipid

Explanation:

Answer:

True

Explanation:

Response rate is a term used to describe the provision of insights that determine whether a survey was done correctly with an accurate collection of relevant and important data for the correct completion of the survey, as well as for its application in society. This rate, therefore, refers to the number of individuals who participated in a survey divided by the number of individuals who make up the sample group. With that, we can conclude that if the response rate was low, this research is not appropriate to be applied to a population. This is because a low rate of return on a survey is likely to result in findings that are not generalizable to the entire population.