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1 Unstable air
2 Higher moisture content
3 Lifting action
Choose an answer
, What part of your eyes do you use You are in a climb how does the prop
1 2
mostly during the day maintain a constant rpm
What 3 things do you need for a What are syptom differs from hypoxia
3 4
thunderstorm and hyperventilation
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Terms in this set (94)
What part of your eyes do you use cones
mostly during the day
What part of your eyes do you use at rods
night
Why at night might you have trouble rods use peripheral vison
seeing something directly in front of
you
What is motion sickness and how do Motion sickness is when the brain is receiving
you help it contradictory signals from its senses. When your
vestibular and visual senses are not receiving the
same signals. Some solutions are: cold air, not
moving head, or look outside
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Play your way to mastery with fun games
Match Blocks Charms NEW
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
1 Unstable air
2 Higher moisture content
3 Lifting action
Choose an answer
, What part of your eyes do you use You are in a climb how does the prop
1 2
mostly during the day maintain a constant rpm
What 3 things do you need for a What are syptom differs from hypoxia
3 4
thunderstorm and hyperventilation
Don't know?
Terms in this set (94)
What part of your eyes do you use cones
mostly during the day
What part of your eyes do you use at rods
night
Why at night might you have trouble rods use peripheral vison
seeing something directly in front of
you
What is motion sickness and how do Motion sickness is when the brain is receiving
you help it contradictory signals from its senses. When your
vestibular and visual senses are not receiving the
same signals. Some solutions are: cold air, not
moving head, or look outside