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It really does not affect the life of a human . But, it can affect environment .It can't affect nothing

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A rock originally had 1500 atoms of U-235 and it now has 750 how old is it?

For a rock to have started with 1500 atoms of any element and now have 750 it has undergone radioactive decay equal to one full half life (i.e. there are half the number of atoms now than at the beginning).Uranium-235 has a half life of 7.038×108 years.As such, the rock is 7.038×108 or 703 million years old.


If we didn't have copper what would life be like?

Life wouldn't be the same without copper, it is a necessity to continue living life in the ways we do now Life wouldn't be the same without copper, it is a necessity to continue living life in the ways we do now


How did life on earth influence the development on earth atmosphere?

because of the first form of life that appeared on Earth and envolved. The new organism called cyanobacteria, used carbon dioxide and water to produce oxygen as a waste product. The oxygen accumulated in the atmosphere, and some of them were converted by the sun into ozone.


Does earth have carbon dioxide in its atmosphere?

Yes, Earth's atmosphere contains carbon dioxide (CO2), which is a naturally occurring gas essential for life. However, human activities like burning fossil fuels have increased CO2 levels, leading to concerns about climate change.


Do you live twice on earth?

Yes...After We died we will Be reborn on earth and have a different life but everything will be the Same and you'll won't remember you'll first life on earth when we be reborn this will be like our first life on earth but there won't be any video games or same tv show like we do now we will have same family but you'll be in the same city like you are now but you are going to be different school then right after you died from your second life on earth then you'll be in heaven or hell

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