Explain the role of the digestive system, the respiratory system and the urinary system in the removal of waste. how do these waste products relate to the three core resources?

The large intestine of the alimentary canal or digestive system absorbs water  from the remaining indigestible food matter and transmit the useless waste material from the body. 

The urinary system includes the kidneys. The kidneys filter out and reabsorb nutrients such as glucose and electrolytes, while allowing waste products such as  salts, some amino acids, ammonia and byproducts  of bile to be excreted from the body as urine.

The lungs, part of the respiratory system expel carbon dioxide  from the body as  a waste byproduct of respiration.

Waste (feces) of the  digestive system is from food we eat.

Urine is principally made of water that we drink.

Carbon dioxide is a  waste byproduct of  cellular respiration in our bodies that is  fueled by the oxygen we breathe in.

answer(d) call 911;

absolute strength refers to the maximum force exerted by a body irrespective of body size. relative strength on the other hand is the force exerted by a body in relation to muscle size or body weight.

so the answer is: c. absolute strength measures strength regardless of your body size, while relative strength measures strength adjusted for your weight.