According to the Supreme Court, an Oklahoma law that required coal-burning power plants in the state to burn at least 10 percent Oklahoma-mined coal is an example of:
a. an unconstitutional law b. a constitutional law
c. a business law d. a justified law e. a federal law
Question 2
Which of the following state statutes were not held to be unconstitutional:
a. an Oklahoma law requiring coal-burning plants to burn at least 10 percent Oklahoma coal b. a Washington law regulating oil tanker design and operations
c. an Alabama law charging a special fee for hazardous waste imported into the state
d. an Arizona law restricting the length of trains in the state e. all of the other choices were unconstitutional
Plants
Plants
The steady state in enzyme kinetics
Pascal’s triangle of binomial coefficients (p + q) raised to the nth power
Blueberry bees (Osmia ribifloris) are efficient pollinators of a variety of plants, including this b
Light-independent reactions in C3 plants.