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I want the show the works step by step for Aand B Autism is a serious and lifelong disability that is characterized by a severely decreased ability to engage in communication and social interaction. In 1998 citizens in a New Jersey town were concerned about the number of children diagnosed with autism, and a study was undertaken to establish the prevalence in the community. The citizens were concerned about possible environmental factors that might be causing the autism, as well as establishing an appropriate level of educational and social services for the autistic children. Data from this study are reported below: Calculate the prevalence rate of autism for these children for the two age categories. Convert the prevalence rate to a rate per 1,000. Show Your Work Solution Answer: A. Prevalence rate = (Number of cases of disease present in the population at a specified time) / (Number of persons at risk of having the disease at that specified time) Age category 3-5: Prevalence rate = 19 / 3479 = 0.00546 = 0.546% Age category 6-10: Prevalence rate = 17 / 5417 = 0.003138 = 0.3138% B. Prevalence rate / 1000: Age category 3-5: Prevalence rate / 1000 = 0.546% * 1000 = 0.546 * 1000 / 100 = 5.46 Age category 6-10: Prevalence rate / 1000 = 0.3138% * 1000 = 0.3138 * 1000 / 100 = 3.138.

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How do each of the factors listed in (1) affect the diffusion of solutes? (1) size of the molecule, the polarity of solute, temperature of the solution, and pH of the solution. Solution Diffusion: Diffusion is a process of passive transport in which molecules diffuse down their concentration gradient. Diffusion of molecules mainly depends on the lipid solubility and their size and polarity. Small molecules such as water, gases such as oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen ions, etc. can pass through the cell membranes and membranes of cellular organelles by means of simple diffusion. Factors affecting diffusion include, 1). Size of the molecules: Increasing molecule size decreases the diffusion tendency 2). The polarity molecules: Increasing polarity decreases the diffusion ability and vice versa. Because the cell membrane is a lipid bilayer 3). Temperature of the solution: Increasing temperature increases the diffusion rate and vice versa. Increase in temperature increases the movement of molecules in the solution. 4). pH of the solution: It depends upon the properties of the solute. If the altered pH affects the stability of the solute, the diffusion rate changes..

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Explain a) advantage of dispersing seeds, andexplain b) two (2) neat/cool mechanisms you learned on how disperse their seeds. Make sure you provide enough detail showcasing your understanding of those processes. Solution A) advantages of seed dispersal are : Encourages aforestaation. Prevents plant overcrowding It would reduce competition among plants for a variety of requirements such as water, soil and mineral nutrients. It would also reduce the spread of diseases that might occur in overcrowding of plants. Seed dispersal can occur through a variety of ways such as 1. Dispersal through wind : the seeds might be carried forward due to the heavy flow of wind e.g. Dandelions 2. Dispersal through water: e.g. Water lily or mangrove trees that spread their seeds through water. 3. By animals : this is a more rare dispmode as compared to water and air mode. Seeds maybe trapped in mucus, hooks, barbs or might also be tranported via ingestion of the seeds through various animals and mammals. 4. Gravity: seeds can be dispersed through the means of gravity ..

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