How is the effective nuclear charge of an atom lower than its actual nuclear charge? Explain in short

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SURFACE IDENTIFICATION CHART
ORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING
Surface Identification Problems
Place in the chart the appropriate numbers corresponding to the letters shown in the pictorial drawing. The letters represent surfaces in the pictorial drawing. The numbers enclosed by a circle refer to a hidden surface or a hidden line. In some instances an enclosed number may refer to more than one surface  

Top view, Front view and right side view 

Fill in chart :

Pictorial Drawing Letters Top View Numbers Front View Numbers Side View Numbers  

SURFACE IDENTIFICATION CHART
ORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING
Surface Identification Problems
Place in the chart the appropriate numbers corresponding to the letters shown in the pictorial drawing. The letters represent surfaces in the pictorial drawing. The numbers enclosed by a circle refer to a hidden surface or a hidden line. In some instances an enclosed number may refer to more than one surface  

Top view, Front view and right side view 

Fill in chart 

Pictorial Drawing Letters Top View Numbers Front View Numbers Side View Numbers.  

SURFACE IDENTIFICATION CHART
ORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING
Surface Identification Problems
Place in the chart the appropriate numbers corresponding to the letters shown in the pictorial drawing. The letters represent surfaces in the pictorial drawing. The numbers enclosed by a circle refer to a hidden surface or a hidden line. In some instances an enclosed number may refer to more than one surface  

Top view, Front view and right side view 

Fill in chart 

Pictorial Drawing Letters Top View Numbers Front View Numbers Side View Numbers  

SURFACE IDENTIFICATION CHART
ORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING
Surface Identification Problems
Place in the chart the appropriate numbers corresponding to the letters shown in the pictorial drawing. The letters represent surfaces in the pictorial drawing. The numbers enclosed by a circle refer to a hidden surface or a hidden line. In some instances an enclosed number may refer to more than one surface  

Top view, Front view and right side view 

Fill in chart :

SURFACE IDENTIFICATION CHART
ORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING
Surface Identification Problems
Place in the chart the appropriate numbers corresponding to the letters shown in the pictorial drawing. The letters represent surfaces in the pictorial drawing. The numbers enclosed by a circle refer to a hidden surface or a hidden line. In some instances an enclosed number may refer to more than one surface  

Top view, Front view and right side view 

Fill in chart 

SURFACE IDENTIFICATION CHART
ORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING
Surface Identification Problems
Place in the chart the appropriate numbers corresponding to the letters shown in the pictorial drawing. The letters represent surfaces in the pictorial drawing. The numbers enclosed by a circle refer to a hidden surface or a hidden line. In some instances an enclosed number may refer to more than one surface  

Top view, Front view and right side view 

Fill in chart 

SURFACE IDENTIFICATION CHART
ORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING
Surface Identification Problems
Place in the chart the appropriate numbers corresponding to the letters shown in the pictorial drawing. The letters represent surfaces in the pictorial drawing. The numbers enclosed by a circle refer to a hidden surface or a hidden line. In some instances an enclosed number may refer to more than one surface  

Top view, Front view and right side view 

Fill in chart 

SURFACE IDENTIFICATION CHART
ORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING
Surface Identification Problems
Place in the chart the appropriate numbers corresponding to the letters shown in the pictorial drawing. The letters represent surfaces in the pictorial drawing. The numbers enclosed by a circle refer to a hidden surface or a hidden line. In some instances an enclosed number may refer to more than one surface  

Top view, Front view and right side view 

Fill in chart 

You choose the subject topic. It should to be one that aligns with your perspective.one you have strong feelings aboutYou choose the subject matter. It ought to be one that aligns with your perspective. one you have strong feelings about

You can answer this question in a variety of ways, so think carefully about how you want to approach the topic that you select. Here's how you can choose to complete the assignment:

a. Respond to all the questions one by one.

or 

b. Address each of the following questions in a minimum of 200 word paragraph.

now here are the questions that you need to respond base on your topic:

• What is your research topic (question)? 
• What is the approach you've selected?
• What do you already know about the topic?
• Why do you think the subject is worth your time?
• Why do you think this subject is worth the class's time?
• How do you think your subject will have a positive impact on the entire world?

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