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How is the internal energy of a body related to the body's temperature?
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∙ 15y ago
Your body temp is around 30 degrees celcius. Your internal energy of a body is the total amount of energy you preserve. Its kind of like total potential energy, and everytime you move your muscles or do anything you are using that internal energy...which is why u need to eat 3 times a day to fuel ur body.. Hope that helps...i didnt want to get into the Biology of it.
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What is the bodys quick energy reserve?
carbohydrates
What is the term used to describe the constancy of the bodys internal environment?
homeostasis i believe
Which part of the brain keeps track of your bodys position?
It's referred to as the sensory strip, it runs up/down in the temporal area.
Is the angle of pull the act of maintaining your bodys balance?
No, the bodies muscles moving in response to signals form your balance organ acting to compensate for forces acting on the body is the 'act' of maintaining your body's balance.
Why dont you feel the electrical forces that act on you all the time?
Because! SO OBVIOUS! Its got something to do with the cells in our bodys. Our skin cells do not let us feel the electricity. If you are looking for a better answer than that... GOOD LUCK! :( if u try than ur a weirdo person lol
What is the temperature of a liquid-in-glass thermometer when its held in a hand?
It depends on your body temperature and homeostasis (your bodys way of maintaining internal conditions)
What is the medium for all bodys fluids and for regulating the bodys temperature?
Water.
Do internal bugs eat a dead body?
do inseacts eat dead bodys? do inseacts eat dead bodys?
What is fats used for in are bodys?
fat is used for keeping the body warm and to protect your internal organs it is also used as a store of energy which you can use when you run out of carbohydrates
What Keeps the bodys internal environment distinct from the external environment?
The skin,
What is the bodys quick energy reserve?
carbohydrates
why do living organisms need food Give two reasons?
To make energy for their bodys, and to STAY ALIVE!!!
What happens when energy intake exceeds the bodys energy needs?
Ambot
What is the term used to describe the constancy of the bodys internal environment?
homeostasis i believe
What keeps the bodys internal environment distinct from the bodies external environment?
The skin,
What keeps the bodys internal environment distinct from external environment?
maintenance of bounderies
Why does ATP take places?
Produces the bodys energy!
