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A seed with small fluffy threads is typically adapted for wind dispersal. The lightweight threads allow the seed to be carried over long distances by air currents, effectively spreading the plant's offspring. This adaptation helps the seed reach new areas where it can germinate and grow, increasing the plant's chances of survival and reproduction. Additionally, such seeds may also be dispersed by water or animals, as they can easily cling to fur or feathers.

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How does accurancy differ from precision in a scientific measurement?

Consider someone firing a rifle at a target. If their shots centre around the bullseye, they were accurate, even if the scatter is quite large. If the scatter is very small (i.e. all the shots are very clustered) they were very precise - even if that cluster is far from the bullseye. So accuracy: how on target are you. Precision: How much spread is there around the target?


What is the small number beside the big number?

That might be an exponent.


What is small sample size?

One is a small sample size, but that's just my answer, you might want to ask more people.


How can you tell a real number one dollar bill from a fake number one dollar bill?

Well, one way is no two dollars have the same serial number.Real ones have small red and blue threads embedded in the paper.And most fake ones just don't look real. The printing is sloppy and not crisp.And if you compare them with every little detail you might know of something is different or not.


What house hold object weighs 1 kilogram?

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