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ellipse or parabola?
- Thread starter kreno
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I went with parabola, only because an ellipse comes back around like a circle, and a parabola would keep going straight down. It was my best guess anyways.
I put parabola too...
do you know what it means for a species to be "k-selected"??
do you know what it means for a species to be "k-selected"??
If a species is K-selected than its population is determined by the number of individuals the environment can support, i.e. if a particular environment can only support 50,000 individuals than that is the limit. In theory, the environment cannot support anymore individuals than that number.K-selected species are typically of higher order, like humans, show parental care, live a long life and have fewer offspring.
The opposite of a K-selected species would be an r-selected species which tend to be of a low order, have many offspring at one time, short lives, no parental care. If I recall, r-selected populations are limited, for the most part, by predators.
congrats on finishing the MCAT's 😉
The opposite of a K-selected species would be an r-selected species which tend to be of a low order, have many offspring at one time, short lives, no parental care. If I recall, r-selected populations are limited, for the most part, by predators.
congrats on finishing the MCAT's 😉
i put down parabola...that k- r-species question was annoying, i actually almost said what the f*** out loud...i never learned that in bio
YAH WHT THE HELL WAS THAT K and R ****!!
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brhill
Yeah it's usually covered in ecology.
Parabola.
The equation is y=Vi👍t - 1/2 at^2.
y is the distance down.
Vi👍 is initial velocity heading down(zero)
t is time
a is acceleration
The minus sign is in there because your going down. The grid (y and t) is set up as follows; y was going up and down (the vertical face of the cliff) and t is the time.
It's just a basic high school algebra question. Peace Out. AEKDB.
The equation is y=Vi👍t - 1/2 at^2.
y is the distance down.
Vi👍 is initial velocity heading down(zero)
t is time
a is acceleration
The minus sign is in there because your going down. The grid (y and t) is set up as follows; y was going up and down (the vertical face of the cliff) and t is the time.
It's just a basic high school algebra question. Peace Out. AEKDB.
