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Which equation is used to explain processes governed by diffusion and heat transfer?
Which equation is used to explain processes governed by diffusion and heat transfer?
- The thermal conduction equation
- The surface-area-to-volume ratio equation
- The heat equation (correct)
- The flux equation
What is the surface-area-to-volume ratio used to explain?
What is the surface-area-to-volume ratio used to explain?
- The conduction of heat
- The relation between surface area and volume of an object (correct)
- The diffusion of small molecules
- The design of artificial bone tissue
Which processes are governed by the heat equation?
Which processes are governed by the heat equation?
- Organism's thermoregulation and artificial lungs
- Thermal conduction and surface area
- Water loss by animals and bacterial morphogenesis
- Diffusion and heat transfer (correct)
What is an example of a biological structure that is influenced by the surface-area-to-volume ratio?
What is an example of a biological structure that is influenced by the surface-area-to-volume ratio?
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What does SA:V stand for?
What does SA:V stand for?
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Which shape is a polygon with three edges and three vertices?
Which shape is a polygon with three edges and three vertices?
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In Euclidean geometry, how many points are needed to determine a unique triangle?
In Euclidean geometry, how many points are needed to determine a unique triangle?
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How many dimensions does the Euclidean plane have?
How many dimensions does the Euclidean plane have?
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In higher-dimensional Euclidean spaces, how many planes can contain a triangle?
In higher-dimensional Euclidean spaces, how many planes can contain a triangle?
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What is the terminology for categorizing triangles based on?
What is the terminology for categorizing triangles based on?
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