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oppositly charged objects attract each other. this attraction holds electrons in atoms to one anther in many compouds . however ernest ruthfords model of the atom failed to explain why electrons were not pulled into the atomic nucleus by this attacton.
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SAT, 23.06.2019 12:00
Certification programs are offered by all of the following except
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SAT, 23.06.2019 12:00
All of the following are examples of service-learning opportunities except: a. donating time to senior citizen war veterans and writing a report about the experience for your u.s. history class. b. getting a part-time job at a habitat restoration center. c. reading to second-grade students as part of your assigned reading time for your english class. d. planting trees in your community and then discussing global warming in your science class.
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SAT, 25.06.2019 22:00
In the image, layer a is the topmost layer. layer c contains fossils from the precambrian era. layer b contains dinosaur fossils, and layer a contains fossils of mammals. which two statements are supported by this evidence? 1. mammals lived before the precambrian era. 2. dinosaurs and mammals existed in the precambrian era. 3. dinosaurs evolved after precambrian organisms. 4. precambrian organisms evolved after dinosaurs. 5. precambrian organisms were the first life-forms to become fossilized, according to this sample.
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SAT, 26.06.2019 09:30
Luminous objects such as flashlights emit light that we can see. how do we see an object that isn’t luminous? a. the object emits light that reaches our eyes. b. light reflects off the object and reaches our eyes. c. light passes through the object uninterrupted. d. light is fully absorbed by the object. e. we can’t see an object that isn’t luminous.
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