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why do people eating outside rather than home cook ? Solution First : They dont have enough time to cook. And financially they are strong so that they can afford to eat outside. Second: They dont like home cook food. Third: May be the person as very wide social circle due that he/she has to attend many parties or social gathering. That leads to eat outside..

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About 13% of the population is nervous around strangers. If two people are randomly selected, what is the probability that both are nervous around strangers? What is the probability at least one is nervous around strangers? Solution P(nervous around stranger)=0.07 (a)P(Both will be nervous around stranger)=P(nervous around stranger)*P(nervous around stranger) =0.07*0.07=0.0049 (B) P(atleast one will be nervous)=1-P(none will be nercvous) =1-0.93*0.93=0.1351.

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Assume that a cross is made between tall and dwarf Alsatian red-ribbed spider plants. The F1 generation showed intermediate height, while the F2 generation showed a distribution of height ranging from tall to dwarf, like the original parents, with many heights between the extremes. These data are consistent with the following mode of inheritance: A. artificial selection B. codominance C. multifactorial inheritance D. incomplete penetrance E. alternation of generations F. hemizygosity Solution D. Incomplete penetrance. Penetrance is the frequency with which individuals of a guven genotype manifest at least some degree of specific mutant phenotype associated with a triat.In incomplete or reduced penetrance, some individuals will not express the trait even though they carry the allele..

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An example would be height in humans Traits have a wide range of values Can be the result of a multiple allelic series Usually the result of one to a few genes Traits are discrete and can be classified into one to a few categories An example would be flower color in Mendel s experiments Controlled by several to many genes and can be influenced by environmental conditions Continuous Traits Discontinuous Traits Solution Continuous trait : are often measured and given quantitative value these are controlled by many genes.height etc.here individual differ by small degree. Following comes under continuous trait: Discontinuous trait: trait occur in distinct categories .Triat is there or not.

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A group of BIOL 1114 students were able to measure various metabolic functions of a white mouse before and after they let it run on an exercise wheel for 10 minutes. You would correctly predict that the mouse would_______than before it ran on the exercise wheel a) move protons (H+) across the inner mitochondrial membrane faster b) make less metabolic H2O because fewer electrons will reach oxygen c) show a decreased rate of CO2 production d) pump more glucose out of the mitochondria e) pump more oxygen out of the mitochondria Solution a) move protons (H+) across the inner mitochondrial membrane faster During exercise, the metabolic rate increases, which results in more oxygen and glucose consumption. So, the metabolic water production and carbon dioxide production also increases. The protons move at a faster rate because the rate of metabolism increases during exercise..

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2) By the mid-1950s, there was an increases study in: Fixed asset management: capital budgeting. Efficient utilization of current assets. Capital structure composition. Dividend policy How was this related to the study of finance? Solution Finance is a link between accounting, economics, and other related fields ofstudy.A financial manager must understand the Federal Reserve System, thecommercial banking system, and the interrelationships between various sectorsof the economy.BThe financial manager must know how to interpret and use financial statementsin assessing the firm’s performance and allocating the firm’s financial resourcesto generate the best return possible in the long run.C.The demand for financial management skills exists in many sectors of oursociety including corporate management, financial institutions, and consulting..Evolution of the Field of FinanceA.The field of finance is closely tied to economics and accounting but achievedrecognition as a separate field of study in response to the mergers, acquisitionsand growth of corporations in the early 1900s.B.As a result of the Great Depression, emphasis shifted from raising capital, tocapital preservation, maintenance of liquidity, and increased governmentintervention in the financial aspects of businesses.C.By the mid-1950s the field of finance had become more decision oriented withan emphasis on the analysis of resource utilization within the firm. Thisdecision- making focus was manifested in the increased study of:1.Fixed asset management:capital budgeting.2.Efficient utilization of current assets.3.Capital structure composition..

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