"Great" is a subjective term. There are similarities between muscle types in all animals, and differences in structure. The basic types of muscles have similar cellular structure and function. Their specific …

What is the cellular process for production of dystrophin and what actually is the problem in muscles of people who suffer from Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy? Any four differences between mitosis and …

What is a motor point in the central nervous system? What classification of drugs slow the central nervous system, relax muscles, and may bring on sleep? What is the most common …

What does the endocrine system do? What part of the nervous system would be immediately activated if you were attacked by a mugger? Does adrenaline increase the heart rate, blood pressure, and blood …

Where are the intercostal muscles located? What is their function? What is the function of surfactant? What is the function of the cilia in the trachea and bronchi? What is a lung decortication? Why is this …

What is the trig unit circle? How does the trig circle define the trig functions? What is the relation ship between sin x and sin (180 - x)? between sin x and sin (180 + x)?

yes, the demand for air (oxygen) increases. when a person is in a state of rest, the oxygen that is carried by the blood which is pumped by the heart is enough to meet the demands of the oxygen …

They aren't different. Here is the graph of cot(x) with asymptotes at x = n pi: graph{cot(x) [-10, 10, -5, 5]} Here is the graph of 1/tan(x) with asymptotes at x = n pi: graph{1/(tan(x)) [-10, 10, -5, 5]} Typically …

Jan 30, 2017 · cos (sqrtx) - (xsin (sqrtx))/ (2sqrtx) I'm pretty sure you're looking for the derivative, seeing as this is posted under "Differentiating Trigonometric Functions".

The y-coordinate at x = 2 is 4 - 2(2) = 0. For the function to be continuous, we need to have the same y-value as above at the point where the piece wise functions are closest in terms of x-values. x^3 + a^3 …