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Why is water wasted?
Wasting water means wasting energy. When the water you waste goes down the drain, that means the energy that was used to clean and filter that water went all to waste. The water goes back into the ground, and it takes even more energy to filter and clean it again. Some water also ends into the ocean and since it takes time for the flow of salt water to become clean water, our amount of clean water will decrease. So basically every pint of water that you waste ends up into the ground, sea, river never becomes automatically clean again.
Types of water pollutants?
Industry, Animals, Agriculture, and Runoff from roads
The distance between two wave crests in the water is 3 meters a swimmer notices one wave goes by every 6 seconds what is the speed of the waves?
here the distance between the two crests is 6mt so the wavelength of the wave is 6 m and 1 wave goes every 6 sec so the frequency of the wave is 1/t=1/6 so the velocity of wave is 3*(1/6)=1/2mt/sec
When you flush a toilet on airplane where does the waste go?
Waste water created inflight is stored in a holding tank on the aircraft until the plane sets down. When it's on the ground, a service truck rolls up and pumps the contents of the plane's holding tank aboard. A waste station at the airport serves to empty the truck's tank into the community waste water processing system.
What is A water shortage that goes on for several years is referred to?
A water shortage that goes on for several years is referred to as a water crisis.
How and where is waste water from your area disposed off?
Household waste goes into a septic tank, surface runoff goes into a lake.
Where abouts does wastewater go?
waste water goes to the suwer
Why is water wasted?
Wasting water means wasting energy. When the water you waste goes down the drain, that means the energy that was used to clean and filter that water went all to waste. The water goes back into the ground, and it takes even more energy to filter and clean it again. Some water also ends into the ocean and since it takes time for the flow of salt water to become clean water, our amount of clean water will decrease. So basically every pint of water that you waste ends up into the ground, sea, river never becomes automatically clean again.
Suppose a fountain has one shooter that shoots water every 3 seconds and another that goes off every 8 seconds How long after the fountain is turned on will both shooters go off at the same time?
Find the common factors of 3 and 8.3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 248, 16, 24So the answer is 24 seconds.
What type of people should you interview for food waste?
You should interview managers of supermarkets. They have to remove food that has expired every day and goes to waste.
Why do some factories waste water goes to seas and rivers?
to decrease the amount of pollution
What does it mean when your computer screen goes black for about 2 seconds every minute or so?
your computer has crashed
How many seconds does it take for a swing to go back and forth one hundred times if it goes back and forth twice every five seconds?
if it goes back and forth 2x in 5 seconds, 50 times that is 50x5 or 250 seconds, aka 3 min 10 sec
What are the water pollutant?
Every chemical that goes to rivers and lakes are water pollutants.
A bacteria doubles every 30 seconds how many after an hour?
I am not sure how realistic "every 30 seconds" is, but here goes.30 seconds is 1/2 minute, so there are 120 doublings in an hour. The answer, therefore, is 2120, or about 1.3 x 1036. (Assuming the "30 seconds" is realistic, it is not realistic to assume that there will be enough food for the bacterias to double this far.)I am not sure how realistic "every 30 seconds" is, but here goes.30 seconds is 1/2 minute, so there are 120 doublings in an hour. The answer, therefore, is 2120, or about 1.3 x 1036. (Assuming the "30 seconds" is realistic, it is not realistic to assume that there will be enough food for the bacterias to double this far.)I am not sure how realistic "every 30 seconds" is, but here goes.30 seconds is 1/2 minute, so there are 120 doublings in an hour. The answer, therefore, is 2120, or about 1.3 x 1036. (Assuming the "30 seconds" is realistic, it is not realistic to assume that there will be enough food for the bacterias to double this far.)I am not sure how realistic "every 30 seconds" is, but here goes.30 seconds is 1/2 minute, so there are 120 doublings in an hour. The answer, therefore, is 2120, or about 1.3 x 1036. (Assuming the "30 seconds" is realistic, it is not realistic to assume that there will be enough food for the bacterias to double this far.)
What goes into and out the cell?
Cells take in nutrients, water, and oxygen, and release waste products like carbon dioxide and water. Nutrients are used for energy, growth, and maintenance of the cell, while waste products are removed to maintain a healthy cell environment.
How do you rod out your plumbing when the water from the sink goes into the tub?
Best way is to snake (rod) the line through the sink waste as the waste flowing from the sink into the tub means the stoppage is AFTER the tub and basin waste as water seeks its own level
