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Aleks, Michelle, Rebecca, Brosnan, Elisa

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Aleks, Michelle, Rebecca, Brosnan, Elisa

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Biology: Michelle, Brosnan, Elisa, Aleks, Rebecca

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Biology: Michelle, Brosnan, Elisa, Aleks, Rebecca

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A) Affects of Light Intensity on the rate of photosynthesis
B) All cells come from other existing cells (Unified cell theory)
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E) As light intensity increases, photosynthesis increases as well.

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a: Sweat maintains bodily homeostasis.
b: Natural Selection Theory (Darwin)
c: Scientific Method
d: Newton's Law of Gravity
e: Climate change

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a) If more extreme temperatures result in a lower rate of CO₂ use, then the plant in the room temperature environment will use the most CO₂.
b) Cell Theory
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d) Mendel's Laws
e) Genetics

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a) If health increases, then stress decreases.
b) Schmidt's Schema Theory: Suggested that we learn and control movements by developing general patterns of movement through different types of movement.
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d) Newton's Second Law of Motion
Force = mass x acceleration
e) An example of a scientific prediction within sports exercise would be the idea that genetics can influence performance. This is a newer study and opinions are widely differentiated. Some scientists argue that studying genetics can help to reveal injuries that young athletes are susceptible to. Others argue that genes don't play as large of a role as training methods and the mentality of the athlete.

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Chemistry - Hannah, Katherine, Leta and Andrea

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Chemistry - Hannah, Katherine, Leta and Andrea

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a. If an Alka-Seltzer tablet is dropped in hot water, then the rate of reaction will increase.
b. Atomic Theory
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d. Ideal Gas Law
e. If you burn a piece of potassium, the flame color should appear lilac.