Answer: Gravitational potential energy
Explanation: In simple words, gravitational potential energy refers to the energy that an object possess because of its position in the gravitational field.
Thus, if we raise an object to a height its position will change leading to gravitational energy. Gravitational energy is a function of height.
Thus, we can conclude that the last option is correct.
That plant would be <span>sweet sorghum
</span><span>sweet sorghum is chosen for the biomass because it has really high sugar content that could produce a lot of energy.
</span>Another reason for the preference to use sweet sorghum is the fact that it's not commonly consumed by people.
Answer:
1. This is an example of assimilation.
2. This is an example of accommodation.
Explanation:
The concepts of assimilation and accommodation were introduced by psychologist Jean Piaget. According to Piaget, <u>assimilation happens when we interpret our new experiences in terms of our existing schemas.</u> That means we already possess ideas and information about the world and, when presented with something new, we place it under the same categories that already exist for us. That is what the child is doing when he/she calls the zebra a horse.
<u>Accommodation, on the other hand, takes place when we change our schema after new information is received, so that we can accommodate it.</u> That is what the child does when he/she creates a new category for the animal - it is no longer a horse, it is a zebra.
The answer for the given question is explained below.
<u>Explanation</u>:
public class Parking Meter
{
int time Left = 0;
int max Time;
public Parking Meter( int max ){
max Time = max;
}
public boolean add ( int coin )
{
if ( coin == 25 )
{
if ( time Left + 30 < max Time )
{
time Left += 30;
return true;
}
}
return false;
}
public void tick()
{
if ( time Left > 0 )
{
time Left -= 1;
}
}
public boolean is Expired()
{
return time Left == 0;
}
}
The correct answer is - erosion.
The sites of the major monuments over time show signs of erosion. As all these sites are made out of natural materials they are not prone to the effects of the erosion. Little by little, over time, they have small parts of them removed with this natural process, thus changing their initial forma and shape, but also threatening to totally destroy them. The erosion has increased in the past century because of the acid rains as they have very high corrosive power.
Because of this, lot of sites of major monuments have been restored, new layers are added, for both making them look as they initially did, and for bigger protection of the natural elements.
