How do benign and malignant tumor differ? a. Malignant tumors can usually be completely removed with surgery; benign tumors cannot.
b. Benign tumors are harmless; malignant tumors are life-threatening.
c. Benign tumors are surrounded by a capsule; malignant tumors invade surrounding tissue.
d. Malignant tumors are painless; benign tumors cause pain when they invade or press on nerves.

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his week a heat wave will be hitting, and most of the country will be experiencing temperatures above average for july. due to humidity, the temperature outside can feel even warmer than it actually is. this adjusted temperature, often referred to as the “feels like” temperature is called the heat index. the chart shows the heat index, which is calculated based on temperature and relative humidity. use this chart to answer the following questions.