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Do insects murder?
They are instinct only, I don't think it apllies when no choices are made nor can be.
Explain in the pythagorean theorem must be a right triangle?
yes it only apllies to the right triangle and "c" is the hypotnuse of the triangles
What pandas have to do with living organisms?
If it's alive, it'a a livng organism. This apllies not only to pandas but to every kind of living organisms everywhere.
Would you need liability insurance if you work for a company?
Two issues. Are you going to be driving for this co. as an independent contractor and what is the co. requirement? If at least one apllies, yes, you need it. However, if you're going to be transporting passengers, you'll need higher coverage.
How does my torterras ability get acctivated in Pokemon platinum?
1st.Torterra's health must fall to a 1/3 or under of health, then the ability apllies, greatly increasing the attack and sp.attack of all his GRASS type moves only. Good luck and i hope ur torterra comes out as a champ!
When do babies begin to speak?
I think that to answer this question is challenging, because it vaires from baby to baby. However, statistics have shown that the average baby says there first single word between ten to twelve months and at the age of three or so, they are able to express their thoughts through complete sentence or ideas. However, there are possiblities that they will continually shriek for what they want. As I've stated early that the speaking age varies, it apllies to me. I was able speak at the age of two and my first single word spoken was in between eight to nine months.
If the potato peel is green but the inside is white are they ok to eat?
When the skin turns green it means the potato was exposed to too much light. The green hue is an indicator that an alkaloid, called solanine, may be present under the skin of the potato. Solanine develops in potatoes when they are stored in the presence of light (which also encourages chlorophyll formation) and either at very cold or quite warm temperatures. It is toxic, however it would take a very large number of green potatoes to make you ill. This apllies to the green sprouts and skin.
How do minerals combine to form an igneous rock?
Magma is composed of many elements,consider magma of basaltic composition that is rich in Fe,mg,al,si,o, etc. as it rises from its region of formation say 200km deep into the earth,it will begin to risedue to density variations.It will reach a region at which P,T conditions are favourable for crystallization of a certain mineral say pyroxene.It will continue to rise but now it is molten but with pyroxene crystals.As it continues to rise mdifferent minerals will crystalise such as amphibole,biotite etc.Now notice that these minerals are crystallising at the same time and there crystals are growing together thus crystals will intergrow forming an igneous rock.If it consolidates deep in the earth it becomes an intrusive rock say Gabbro or if it is extrusive it can be a Basalt.The same apllies to all igneous rocks except that rocks depend on the composition of the from which they originate
What jobs would pay a14 year old 14.42 per hour?
Depending where you work at............. Most fastfood resurants let you work at the front counter and help clean up..... Or.............. Lots of Grocery Stores, that have where you can bag up things, and/or where you can push out carts for the customers, let you work there...... And also depending on your hisstory,too..... GOOD LUCK!! getting a job! (even babysitting, lawn mowing, arts ond/or crafts(can sell) Do you know how to spell? ^ And it's called grammar. Use it.
How does the skull work with other systems?
The skull is composed of the cranium, the facial bones, and the jaw, also called the mandible. The cranium has several bones, 1 frontal, 2 parietal, 2 temporal, and 1 occiptal; for a total of 6. They are soft and contain a lot of cartilage in early childhood, but later in adulthood, they are interconnected by joints called sutures. The main job of the skull is to house and protect the brain. It also supports the facial bones, and forms a joint (temporomandibular joint) with the jaw.
How would you diplomatically deal with a teammate not putting in his or her fair share?
You should first sat down with him or her in private and ask her if everything is allright in her life. Maybe she is depressed and the sports she used to enjoy do not bring joyment anylonger to her. Maybe she lost her job, her parents are ill or maybe there is another krisis in her life. What ever it is, a depression can not be cured overnight. It may take 2 years, depending the level of the krisis. Attacking her with these kinds of claims could push her to do drastic things to herself, so treading carefully is the only approach. This, ofcourse, apllies only if this teammate used to participate fully in before. If she has never done her share, then most likely she is in a wrong team or wrong sports. Maybe her parents forced her to play. Also, young people (under 25) do not necessarily know what 'pulling one's weight' mean. Perhaps their parents have always been there to catch her if she should fall. The only diplomatic way would be to talk to her in safe environment, and ask how she feels about the game, the team and does she feel she has given her all to the game. If she admits she has not, you can ask why does she think it is so. Perhaps she will admit she has other interests in her life now, or enlightens her background issues. If she thinks there is no chance things will return back to where it was before anytime soon, you should tell her the team needs a strong, committed player, and ask her if she thinks she should take a break of the game.
How does sound travel in water?
The mechanical vibrations that can be interpreted as sound can travel through all forms of matter: gases, liquids, solids, and plasmas. However, sound cannot propagate through vacuum. The matter that supports the sound is called the medium. The liqid can be water. There the speed of sound is faster than in air. How does sound in air differ from sound in water? http://www.dosits.org/science/ssea/3.htm
