One Star in a Binary Will Almost Always Become a Red

question 1

Multiple Choice

One star in a binary will almost always become a red giant before the other because:

• A) one star is always larger than the other.
• B) binaries always have one star twice as massive as the other.
• C) small differences in main-sequence masses yield large differences in main-sequence lifetimes.
• D) the more massive binary star always gets more mass from the less massive binary star when both are main-sequence stars.

Recognize the roles and characteristics of nervous tissue.

Explain the significance of epithelial tissue in protection, secretion, and absorption.

Identify tissue types based on their functional properties and locations in the body.

Identify the types and characteristics of epithelial tissues and their specific locations in the human body.

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Definitions:

Lateralized

Refers to the tendency for some neural functions or cognitive processes to be more dominant in one hemisphere of the brain than the other.

Amygdala

A part of the brain involved in emotion regulation, especially fear and pleasure responses, as well as memory processing.

Asymmetry

Lack of equality or equivalence between parts or aspects of something; lack of symmetry.

Cortical Space

Refers to the regions of the cerebral cortex involved with processing various sensory and cognitive information.