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A water molecule is lost when two glucose units come together to form molecules of lactose. Which type of reaction is involved in the formation of the lactose molecule? A) Hydrolysis reaction B) Dehydration
answered May 25, 2019
6 votes
75.0k views
You are paid $9.25/hr at your part-time job. You work 12 hours per week. You are considering working a part-time job for $5.90/hr that also pays tips. You will earn an average of $4.20/hr in tips. If you
answered Mar 15, 2019
7 votes
91.4k views
What will happen to convection currents in the mantle if earths interior eventually cools down?
answered Oct 13, 2018
6 votes
41.6k views
What is the value of c? 13cāˆ’22=āˆ’17c+14 Enter your answer in the box. c =
answered Jan 10, 2018
4 votes
181k views
What is the average starting salary for a public space designer and what are the challenges and rewards of working this job?
answered Nov 22, 2017
7 votes
19.3k views
The circulatory system had several functions. which of the following is not one of its functions
answered Oct 25, 2017
5 votes
138k views
In the microscope activity, you viewed some of the same specimens under multiple microscopes. Describe the differences in what you could see under each microscope.
answered Jun 6, 2017
6 votes
90.1k views
A rifle is aimed horizontally at a target 55.0 m away. The bullet hits the target 3.00 cm below the aim point What was the bullet's flight time? What was the bullet's speed as it left the barrel?
answered May 15, 2017
0 votes
138k views
what would be a likely outcome if a group that had recently been conquered by the inca launched a rebellion against inca rule? a. they would be forced to move to modern-day brazil. b. the rebels would
answered Apr 19, 2017
2 votes
54.5k views
What happens to population growth in a logistic growth pattern as it reaches carrying capacity? a. remains constant b. speeds up c. slows down
answered Oct 20, 2016
2 votes
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