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What is one reason that the offspring from breeding cloned sheep with unrelated sheep and would notall be the same?
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because it is from two sheep
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I am in love and time has been passing so slowly and I can't stop thinking about her especially with the slow time - is this normal?
You have fallen victim to Einstein's Theory of Relativity. I kid you not!!Einstein argued that time is relative to what you are doing. So when you are with your beautiful lady, time goes by in the blink of an eye. When you are without her, each hour feels longer than a week in jail.With regards to thinking about her all the time, this is perfectly normal. Cherish each moment with her, treat her right and good luck.*Ok i don't know exactly about the Einstein theory but the 2nd part to me seems correct. Yes this is normal not every one feels this way when their in a relationship.It's a good and bad to be atatched,being straight up forward with you abot the reasons why its bad and good. Bad reasons: she might not feel the same way,she can break up with you at any time,your loyalty can be used,it's hard to get over her even if you the on that breaks up with her.Good reasons: you've felt the power of a possible trait of love,she can feel the same way you can be together for longr then what you've already been with her for,there can be trust and loyalty involved.There are so many good and bad reasons bu those are the ones that either happend to me or happened t a loved one of mine. Not to get you scared or anything but enjoy her while you have her and don d anything wrong to keep her longer every thing fling has it's time limit wether it's people ,distractions,states,death or more.WISH YOU LOUCK DONT BE SCARED NOTALL OF THIS REGARS TO YOUR GIRL
Why cant sex cells form by mitosis?
if I'm not mistaken I'm pretty sure its that sperm cells and the egg. (gamete's)each have around 23 chromosomes each. and a skin cell already has 46 chromosomes.so mitosis wouldn't be able to happen.well at least that's what i think.
How many angles does a hexagon have?
A 6 sided hexagon has 6 angles that add up to 720 degrees
Why all anomers are epimers but all epimers are not anomers?
Epimers are two diastereomers that differ at one stereogenic center (a chiral carbon). An anomer is is an epimer that is created after cyclization.-that is the new sterogenic center is created by a cyclization reaction.Added:This above might be true, but is an answer to the OTHER question:'Why all anomers are epimers but notall epimers are anomers'in stead of the original question:'Why all anomers are epimers but allepimers are not anomers'This origional is not fully logic when the ambiguous word 'all' is wrongly interpreted.
Draw a net for a hexagonal prism?
Here is what you need to do:Draw a net for an irregular hexagonal prism, including dimensions and glue flaps. Be sure to name each of the eight faces: top, bottom, side1, side2, side3, side4, side5, and side6. On a regular hexagonal prism, these sides will all be congruent, but on any other hexagonal prism they will NOTall be congruent.Cut out your net. Dry fold, (fold it but don't glue the flaps), to be sure that it works.On the front of a piece of notebook paper, explain in words how to find the surface area for your net, and then show the mathematics. *NOTE: You will have to cut the hexagon into shapes for which you know how to find the area, like triangles and trapezoids.On the back of the notebook paper explain how to find the volume for your hexagonal prism and then show the mathematics.DON'T use the same dimensions as the example. Yours must be irregular, (not all sides the same length on the hexagon).
Is there still witchcraft in the twenty-first century?
Yes, a religion call Wicca.Witchcraft is in fact still practiced today. However notall practitioner of witchcraft call or consider themselves Wiccan, and not all Wiccans practice witchcraft.
I am in love and time has been passing so slowly and I can't stop thinking about her especially with the slow time - is this normal?
You have fallen victim to Einstein's Theory of Relativity. I kid you not!!Einstein argued that time is relative to what you are doing. So when you are with your beautiful lady, time goes by in the blink of an eye. When you are without her, each hour feels longer than a week in jail.With regards to thinking about her all the time, this is perfectly normal. Cherish each moment with her, treat her right and good luck.*Ok i don't know exactly about the Einstein theory but the 2nd part to me seems correct. Yes this is normal not every one feels this way when their in a relationship.It's a good and bad to be atatched,being straight up forward with you abot the reasons why its bad and good. Bad reasons: she might not feel the same way,she can break up with you at any time,your loyalty can be used,it's hard to get over her even if you the on that breaks up with her.Good reasons: you've felt the power of a possible trait of love,she can feel the same way you can be together for longr then what you've already been with her for,there can be trust and loyalty involved.There are so many good and bad reasons bu those are the ones that either happend to me or happened t a loved one of mine. Not to get you scared or anything but enjoy her while you have her and don d anything wrong to keep her longer every thing fling has it's time limit wether it's people ,distractions,states,death or more.WISH YOU LOUCK DONT BE SCARED NOTALL OF THIS REGARS TO YOUR GIRL
Why cant sex cells form by mitosis?
if I'm not mistaken I'm pretty sure its that sperm cells and the egg. (gamete's)each have around 23 chromosomes each. and a skin cell already has 46 chromosomes.so mitosis wouldn't be able to happen.well at least that's what i think.
How do you wire Loudspeakers?
The "Plus" (+) of the speaker cabinet is wired to the Plus side of the amplifier. Most speakers have red (+) and black (-) terminals. The Negative wire (also known as "minus", "-", Common, or COM) goes to the the other connector. Red and black should be quite common to you if you've ever jump started your car.That's how you hook it up. Easy - right? But that's notall you need to know. You need to know the "impedance" or "ohms" of the speaker. You also need to know the minimum rated impedance of the amplifier or receiver. [I am assuming transistor amplifiers only for this discussion.] If the speaker impedance is higher than the minimum rated impedance of the amplifier than you are OK. If it is lower, than the minimum of the amplifier you could risk blowing up your amplifier. More modern units will have overcurrent protection circuitry. That doesn't necessarily make them better sounding units though.If you are trying to connect more than one speaker to your amp, you are opening another can of worms. It's not an easy subject to approach without diagrams. On most amplifiers, the speakers will be in parallel which means that the impedance is cut in half. So, two sets of 8 ohm speakers, both on and in parallel, will be seen by your amplifier as a single 4 ohm load. Many amps still have an 8 ohm minimum rating - 4 ohms would blow the amp or cause it to go into protect mode. These days, most speakers are rated at 6 ohms. This is less resistance to the amplifier which causes it to put out more current and thus the speaker sounds "louder" than an 8 ohm. This is a marketing trick. When doiung an A/B comparison between two pairs of speakers, most consumers would choose the ones that are louder.Two 6 ohms speakers in parallel would be 3 ohms - that is even lower than an amp with a minimum rating of 4 ohms could go. Rarely will you ever see a consumer receiver that would go as low as a 2 ohm minimum but this is now fairly common in the PRO SOUND world (amps used for PA systems).Some manufacturers have gotten around this issue by wiring two sets of speakers in series and the impedances add together (8+8=16ohms). This is done internally on the amp and instead of + to + and - to -, the configuration is more "tail to head" like when installing flashlight batteries. The best way to tell is to read your owner's manual. Don't have one? Put the model number in a search engine and most manufacturers have a pdf file online.Another way to tell is to hook a pair of speakers to your "A" or "main" receiver outputs. Now, without a second pair of speakers connected, turn your speaker switch to A+B. If you still hear the speakers, it is a parallel connection. If the speakers cut out then you have a series connection. It's exactly like how your dual cell flashlight wouldn't light with just one battery in it - you aren't completing the circuit.Just remember, you won't blow up a transistor amp with "too many" ohms - just not enough. Zero ohms is a "dead short" - like placing a screwdriver across the terminals. If impedance (resistance to electric current) is zero, then the amp want to try and put out infinate current (which it can't).Now, many speakers (especially with dual woofers) are four ohms. Certain Thiel and Cerwin-Vega models come to mind. I recently had a customer that had two sets of C-V 4 ohm speakers. In parallel, a two ohm load! He asked the sales monkey at Best Buy if the amplifier he was buying would work on his speakers. The idiot said "sure". Well, it shuts off when the volume knob gets to 10:00. Hopefully you will listen to engineers - and not sales monkeys...
