How do vestigial structures support the theory of common …
vestigial organs or structures are used to show that present organisms are related to older more primate organisms. One example often used is the appendix. Rudimentary animals have an …
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Taxonomic rank: Domain>Kingdom>Phylum>Class>Order>Family>Genus>Species Each taxonomic rank is more specific than the one before it. For example, the phylum Chordata …
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Slant asymptote: 2x+y-4=0 Vertical asymptote { uarr x = -2 darr . The asymptotes design proximity ( getting the graph closer ), as the end behavior. x-intercept:2sqrt2. y-intercept: 8. By actual …
How do you graph y= (x^2+4x)/ (2x-1) using asymptotes
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Which of the following correctly descries the end behavior
Which of the following correctly descries the end behavior of the function g (x)=2x+5/x-6?
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It depends upon the type of Nerve Fiber. The speed of a nerve impulse can vary from 2 miles per hour to 200 miles per hour or even more. Nerve impulses: