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30.07.2019 •
Biology
Anatomy question? which of the descriptions below does not explain the effects of air pollution on the respiratory system? it could restrict air flow through the bronchi. it could disrupt the rate of ventilation. it could prevent hemoglobin from binding to oxygen. it could increase carbon dioxide uptake in alveolar sacs. i've narrowed this down to b and c, but i'm still not sure if those are even right. i've been working on this quiz since about 2 am last night and it's getting on my nerves that this information isn't anywhere in my lessons.
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Ответ:
a) 26
b)8.66666666667 or 8.67
Step-by-step explanation:
When you are multiplying fractions, first you want to multiply the integer (whole number) on the left to the denominator of the fraction. For example: 4 1/3 can become 13/3 because we multiplied 4 and 3 and then added it onto 1 in the numerator. No we multiply 13/3 by 6. We do 13 times 6 and we will get 78. Now we divide 78 by 3 and we get 26. You can do the same for the other one. I hope this helps!