Question 14
Although epidemiologists are spending less time overall studying communicable diseases, which communicable disease remains a priority?
Your answers
Polio
Ebola
Measles
HIV/AIDS

A sequence is defined by the recursive function f(n + 1) = 10f(n). If f(1) = 1, what is f(3)? Dr.Chavez drew a rectangle on a coordinate plane to estimate the size of a lake. Each unit represents 1 mi. The coordinates of the rectangle are the origin, (0,7.65), (12.8, 7.65) and (12.8,0). Based on the information, what is the perimeter of the lake? Summarize the flow of carbon, oxygen ,water, nitrogen, and phosphorus through an ecosystem. ( Minimum of three paragraphs please) How do religion, music, community, and family relate to humanity, or the act of being human? Provide evidence to support your answer. 5.Which contains more nitrogen: 60g of urea, (NH2)2CO, or 100g of ammonium sulphate, (NH4)2SO4 Why are objects that fall near Earth's surface rarely in free fall?O Gravity does not act on objects near Earth's surface.Air exerts forces on falling objects near Earth's surface.The objects do not reach terminal velocityO The objects can be pushed upward by gravity. I live in Russia! And I was given a task in English! Therefore, I appeal to the Americans, please help me answer the questions in the text it is very simple! Introduction to the USA Geography, Regions and Dialects The United States of America is the world's third largest country in size and nearly the third largest in terms of population. Colonies to States The birth of the US goes back to 1776, when 13 British colonies were established on the Atlantic coast. Today it is a federation that consists of fifty states, 48 of them on the mainland. The two last states to be included in 1959 were Alaska and Hawaii, both physically separate from the other states. In addition to the fifty states, the US also consists of Washington DC (District of Colombia), the free Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and some Pacific Islands, like Guam. The nation is huge, with enormous distances; it is the third largest country by size in the world (after Russia and Canada) and 30 times the size of Norway. If you were to drive a car the 4,500 km from the eastern to the western coast, it would take you five to six days. A coast-to-coast trip by train takes you three days. From Canada to Mexico it is 2,500 km. In comparison, the distance from Oslo to Paris is 1,600 km. The landscape, climate and topography can vary even within a short distance. In California, for instance, it does not take long to travel from sun and sea to mountains and snow or to the desert. The USA has approximately 304 million inhabitants, making its population the worlds third largest (after China and India). The US is also much more sparsely populated than Western Europe. Each American in theory has more space than people in Western Europe. Geographical Regions We can divide the nation into the following four main regions: the Northeast, the Midwest, the South and the West. There are great differences in size and population between the regions. Although Americans tend to relocate a lot, each region has its own distinct characteristics, especially when it comes to race and cultural background. We also see that people within a region share common values. They share concerns over economic questions, and they identify with the history and traditions of their region. Food is one example of such traditions. Local dishes may vary a lot, from the seafood dishes of coastal states like California, or the Creole dishes of New Orleans, to the piles of steaks devoured by meat-loving Texans. Dialects Vary Dialects also vary greatly. It is not difficult to recognize the difference between a man from the Northeast, for example a city like Boston, and an American from the Midwestern State of Kansas. In addition, the styles of speaking may be different. Farmers of New England are known for their short, concise sentences, and for being men and women of few words, while others, for example people from the South, often talk in a very slow manner. Considering the size of the USA, it is easy to understand that people from the Northeast feel closer to Europe than for example Texans might, both as far as news coverage and other forms of culture are concerned. Texans, on their part, have Mexico and other Latin American states as their closest neighbors, and are therefore more heavily influenced by Mexico and Mexican culture. Comprehension 1. How many British colonies were there in 1776? 2. How many states are there in the US? 3. What were the last two states to be added to the federation? 4. What is the difference between Washington DC and Washington? 5. How many times larger is the USA than Norway? 6. Approximately how many inhabitants are there in the USA? 7. What are the four main geographical regions called? 8. Give examples of how these regions are different. Is Centrosome a part of the Cytoskeleton A-Its energy increasedB-its amplitude increasesC-its frequency decreases D-its wavelength decreases what made Harriet gunman a unique conductor of the underground railroad? question 15: please help. I will give brainliest to correct answer. can anyone say the answer In the novel Great Expectations, the _____ mansion off Miss Havisham served as a moldy museum of her hopes and dreams.a. mustyb. ominousc. ironicd. explicit x-(-5) = -23X=Answer here Aborkian Co. is forecasting sales of 75,000 units of product for November. To make one unit of finished product, seven pounds of raw materials are required. Actual beginning and desired ending inventories of raw materials and finished goods are: Find the length of the missing side of the triangle shown below. Round to the nearest tenth, if necessary. A car is accelerated from rest to a velocity of 25 m/s in 6.0 seconds. What is its averageacceleration? Find the surface area of a cylinder with a diameter of 4 cm, and a height of8 cm. (use 3.14 for Pi) * PLZ HELP NEDD IT RN! The ____________ is the average distance of all the data values from the mean of the data.quartileinterquartile rangemean absolute deviationbias what are the commonly found characteristics of the federal presidential republics in Latin America?