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What is a vectorial equation?
A vertical equation is written from top to bottom, rather than from left to right.
What layer in a plant does photosynthesis?
Mostly on top layers. That's because sun light is needed.
What colour is the Uruguay flag?
horizontal stripes...light blue and whit and it has a sun in the top left corner
Why do trees changes its colour from the top?
Because the sun is above the tree and its light is the energy that causes the leaves to change.
What is the inital source of ernegy for coral reefs?
The sun is the coral reefs initital energy source.
What do you do in the Lighthouse In Golden Sun?
You solve the puzzles to get to the top, where you attempt to light the lighthouse. more detailed walkthroughs can be found on gamefaqs
Why are days shorter in winter then summer?
The Earth is tilted at (I think) a 23 degree angle. During winter, the side of the Earth you are on is tilted away from the Sun, so there is less daylight on that half of the planet.
What is an equation for the overall process of photosynthesis?
Carbon dioxied + water --(Light)--> sugar + oxygen 6CO2 + 6H2O --(Light)--> C6H12O6 + 6O2 If you draw it put the light on top of the arrow This is the basics I hope this is what you wanted.
Does the depth of the ocean affect its temperature?
the depth does affect the temperature because less sun light gets to the bottom to get less heat
The palisade cells are specialized for the work of photosynthesis These cells are located near the top surface of the leaf for maxium absorption of what?
sun light
When solving an equation which goes on top numerator or denominator?
numerator on top
Why does sun appears to be pot shape when it sets near sea?
-- A ray of light on a trip through the atmosphere almost always curves slightlydownward on its way.-- The thicker the atmosphere is, the more the light curves downward through it.-- Since you 'see' an object in the direction from which its light reaches you,and the light reaching you has always curved slightly downward on its way toyou, a distant object always appears to be slightly higher than it actually is.-- Near sunset, when the sun is low down on the horizon, light from the bottomof the sun's rim must reach you through atmosphere that is slightly thicker thanthe air through which light from the top of the sun's rim travels to you.-- So the light from the bottom of the sun is bent downward more than the lightfrom the top of the sun.-- So the bottom of the sun appears to you to be raised from its actual directiona little more than the top of the sun does.-- Which causes the complete rim of the sun to appear squashed, too wide forits height, too short for its width, egg-shaped, elliptical, "pot shape", etc.-- The sea has nothing to do with it. Only that you have a much better chance ofstill seeing the sun when it is low down and preparing to set into the sea, than youhave when there are buildings, trees, or hills in the way.
