Which muscle elevates the upper lip and flares the nostril?

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Which muscle elevаtes the upper lip аnd flаres the nоstril?

Fоrmulаs:Chаpter 1:Cоnversiоn FаctorsLENGTH 1 in=2.54 cm1 cm=0.394 in1 ft =30.5 cm1 m=39.4 in=3.281 ft1 km=0.621 mi1 mi =5280 ft =1.609 km1 light-year =9.461×1015m METRIC PREFIXESPrefix            Symbol          MeaningGiga-              G                    1000000000 times the unitMega-            M                    1000000 times the unitKilo-               k                    1000 times the unitHecto-           h                    100 times the unitDeka-             da                  10 times the unit Base UnitDeci-              d                    0.1 of the unitCenti-             c                     0.01 of the unitMilli-              m                   0.001 of the unitMicro-            µ                    0.000 001 of the unitNano-            n                    0.000 000 001 of the unitChapter2:Velocity and SpeedAverage Speed = distance travelledtime elapsedSpeed = ∆distance∆time = ∆x∆t=x2-x1t2-t1Average Acceleration = change in velocitychange in time= v2-v1t2-t1 =∆v∆tConstant Acceleration Equationsv =v0+ at x = x0+v0t+12at2v2 =v02+2a(x-x0)x = x0+12(v0+v) sometimes written as v¯ = v+v02Free Falling Motion  Equationsv =v0+ gt y = y0+v0t+12gt2v2 =v02+2g(y-y0)x = x0+12(v0+v) sometimes written as v¯ = v+v02Chapter 3x = r cos θ , y = r sin θr = x2+y2θ=tan-1yxRange Equation: R = v02sin2θgChapter 04Newton’s Second Law: F = mawWeight: W = mgNewton's Third Law: FAB = - FBA1 lb = 4.45 NChapter 05Static Friction: fStatic≤ (Normal Force)μStaticKinetic Fraction: fKinetic = (Normal Force)μKinetic Chapter 6: Uniform Circular Motion and GravitationChapter 6Centripetal Acceleration: a = v2rNewton's Law of Gravitation: F = G m1m2r2 where G = 6.67×10-11Nm2kg2Chapter 7: Work, Energy, and Energy ResourcesWork: W = Fdcos θPower: P = WtKinetic Energy: KE = ½ mv2Gravitational Potential Energy: PE = mghSpring Potential Energy: PE = ½ kx2Conservation of Energy: E = KE + PE = ConstantWork Energy Theorem W = ΔKE+ ΔPEChapter 8Momentum: p = mvConservation of Momentum: p1 + p2 = p1'+p2'Elastic Collision: KEinitial = KEfinalChapter 9Torque: τ = r×F = rFsinθChapter 10360 degrees = 2π radians = 1 rotationArc Length: s = rθ where θ is in radiansAngular Velocity: ω = ∆θ∆tAngular Acceleration: α =∆ω∆tRelationship between Linear and Rotational Values:θ = xrω = vrα = arMotion Under Constant Angular Acceleration:ω = ω0+αtθ=ω0t+12αt2ω2 = (ω0)2+2αθMoment of Inertia: I = mr2Newton's Second Law in Rotational Form" τ =IαMoments of Inertia for Various Shapes Hoop About Cylinder Axis: I = MR2Annular Ring About Cylinder Axis: I = M2R12 + R22Solid Cylinder (or Disk) About Cylinder Axis: I = MR22Solid Cylinder (or Disk) About Central Diameter: I = MR24+MR212Thin Rod About Axis Center ⊥to length: I = Ml212Thin Rod About Axis through One End ⊥to length: I = Ml23Solid Sphere About Any Diameter:2MR25Thin Spherical Shell About Any Diameter:2MR23Hoop About Any Diameter: I = MR22Slab About Axis Through Center: I = Ma2+b212Rotational Kinetic Energy: KERot = 12Iω2Angular Momentum: L = IωConservation of Angular Momentum: L = L'Iω = Iω'Newton's Second Law In Terms of Angular Momentum: net τ = △L△tChapter 9First Law of Equilibrium:net F = 0Second Law of Equilibrium:net τ= 0Chapter 11Pressure: = ForceAreaBoyle's Law: P1V1 = P2V2Density = MassVolumeArchimede's Princple: Buoyant Force = Weight of Displaced WaterFluids In Motion: v1A1 =v2A2Bernoulli's Princple: P + 12ρv2 = constantChapter 12Chapter 13TC = 59TF- 32TF  = 95TC+32TK= TC+273.2 Chapter 14Heat and Specific Heat capacity: Q = mc∆TLatemt Heat of Fusion: Q = mLfusionLatent Heat of Vaporization: Q = mLvaporizationFirst Law of Thermodynaics:∆U = Q - WWork Done By a Gas: W = P∆VEquation of State fo an Ideal Gas: PV = NkTBoltzmann's Constant: k= 1.38×10-23 J/K1 Calorie = 4.19 Joules Chapter 17requency and period: f = 1Tvelocity of a wave: v = fλmass per unit length: μ = mLvelocity of a wave on string: v = Fμspeed of sound: v = 340 ms

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