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1 AnswerMathematics10 months agoBiology questions, any help?
The scientist prepares the explants for cloning on an agar jelly plate. He does this by placing the explants on the agar. To grow the explants into cauliflower plants, the scientist places the agar jelly plate in a warm room near to a window. (i) Before they form new plant structures, the explants must take in sugars from the agar jelly. Explain why explants cannot make their own sugars. ........................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................................[2] (ii) The experiment could be improved by placing the agar jelly plate with explants into a heated cabinet containing light bulbs. Describe how this cabinet could be further improved to maximise the growth and development of the explants. ........................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................................[2]
2 AnswersBiology11 months agoA shipwreck salvage company uses a lifting bag to raise a cannon off the sea bed.?
The bag is inflated with nitrogen to a volume of 5 m³ at the sea bed pressure of 300 kPa. Assuming no change in temperature, what would the volume of the lifting bag be at sea level where the pressure is 100 kPa?
2 AnswersPhysics11 months agoplease explain or answer this question thank you so much?
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I messed up a little bit of the hair but other than that, any constructive criticism etc?
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This is a 4 mark question for history - i dont necessarily require an answer, just ideas and ways to formulate them into an appropriate answer
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The specific heat capacity of ice is 2100J/(kg∘C). A 1.8kg block of ice, removed from a freezer at a temperature of −18∘C, is placed in a fridge which has a temperature of 0.0∘C. After a few hours, the ice has warmed up to the fridge temperature. What is the change in the stored thermal energy store of the block?
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