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Explain the difference between mutually exclusive and independent events. Solution Mutually exclusive events are those events, in which if one of event occurs, we can firmly say that other events didnt occur. for example two events, 1. I turn left 2. I turn right. Since both events can never happen together. these two events are mutually exclusive events. Getting a head and getting a tail in a single toss of a coin are mutally exclusive events. Independent events are those events, in which happening of one event is independent of other events. for example, in throwing of two dices, getting number 6 on first dice and getting 6 on other dice are independent events..

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what was the PRIMARY cause of the current Greece Crisis? Excessive government spending, lack o Solution The Greek economic crisis is the result of multiple reasons, like slow down of GDP growth rate, higher government deficit and government debt. But the primary reason is excessive government spending that was not matched by adequate tax reveneue. This resulted in highe government (fiscal) deficit which was funded by higher borrowing. Higher government debt led to the soverign debt crisis in Greece..

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There are several things fundamentally wrong in this illustration. Point out two of them. Point them out, describe why they are wrong, and what they were supposed to be. You can look up anything (especially the lecture 12). size or shape of illustration do not apply (e.g. RNA primer looks like only a few bases, but that is okay, or Helicase is triangular, but that is fine, too). Solution 1: Since lagging strand is discontinuously synthesized in form of Okazaki fragments, RNA primer serve to form primer for synthesis of each of these fragments. So, RNA primer should be located adjacent to the DNA pol at lagging strand. 2: DNA pol alpha serve to form RNA/DNA primers for lagging strand synthesis. These primers are then exptended by DNA pol delta. At lagging strand, only DNA pol alpha is shown..

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The poor are available to do the unpleasant jobs that no one else wants to do. The poor purchase goods, such as those of poor quality, that otherwise could not be sold Jobs are established for those people, such as social workers, who provide services to the poor. All of the above are true. Conflict theorists view poverty as functional for our society. Functionalists believe poverty could best be dealt with if the poor became politically aware and active, organizing themselves to reduce inequality through government action. Conflict theorists assume that since there is such enormous wealth in modern societies, no one in these societies should go without satisfaction of their essential needs. To resolve the poverty problem, functionalists urge elimination of the stigma and negative definitions associated with poverty. Problem-solving approach Disarming Win-lose approach Role reversal The conflict is defined as a win-lose situation. Each side seeks solutions to meet only its needs. Each side attempts to force the other side into submission. Each side honestly and openly communicates its goals, needs, and ideas. Stroking Role reversal Mediation Disarming Expectation Verification Threshold/perceptual reorientation Appreciation Functional aspects of poverty for affluent groups include: (Points : 2) The poor are available to do the unpleasant jobs that no one else wants to do. The poor purchase goods, such as those of poor quality, that otherwise could not be sold Jobs are established for those people, such as social workers, who provide services to the poor. All of the above are true.The following is true about theoretical explanations of poverty: (Points : 2) Conflict theorists view poverty as functional for our society. Functionalists believe poverty could best be dealt with if the poor became politically aware and active, organizing themselves to reduce inequality through government action. Conflict theorists assume that since there is such enormous wealth in modern societies, no one in these societies should go without satisfaction of their essential needs. To resolve the poverty problem, functionalists urge elimination of the stigma and negative definitions associated with poverty.Question 16 of 25With the following conflict resolution approach, the two sides engaged in the conflict attempt to sell their own solution without really listening to the other side: (Points : 2) Problem-solving approach Disarming Win-lose approach Role reversal Question 17 of 25The following is true about the problem-solving approach to resolving conflict: (Points : 2) The conflict is defined as a win-lose situation. Each side seeks solutions to meet only its needs. Each side attempts to force the other side into submission. Each side honestly and openly communicates its goals, needs, and ideas. Question 18 of 25In resolving conflict, the strategy of finding some truth in what the other person (or side) is saying and then expressing “agreement” is: (Points : 2) Str.

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Suppose that 14% of people are left handed. If you pick two people at random, what is the probability that (1) they both are left handed? (round your answer to 2 decimal places) (2) only one of them is left handed? (round your answer to 2 decimal places) Solution 1) P(both left handed) = 0.14*0.14 = 0.0196 [ANSWER] ******************** b) There are two ways to do this, that is, the first one is left handed and the scond is right handed, or the other way around. Hence, we mutliply the product of probabilities by 2: P(one is left handed) = 2*0.14*(1-0.14) = 0.2408 [ANSWER].

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Please help me with these General Biology 1 (Bio 111) questions. Your response will be highly appreciated. 1. Describe the following bonds (use examples): ionic bond, polar covalent bond, nonpolar covalent bond, and hydrogen bond. 2. What are the properties of water? Describe each property being sure to include the following terms: hydrophobic, hydrophilic, evaporation, cohesion, adhesion, capillarity, solvent, solute, and solution. 3. What does the pH scale measure? What is the range on the scale? What values indicate acid, indicate base and indicate neutral? 4. Describe the following bonds (use examples): ionic bond, polar covalent bond, nonpolar covalent bond, and hydrogen bond. 5. What are the properties of water? Describe each property being sure to include the following terms: hydrophobic, hydrophilic, evaporation, cohesion, adhesion, capillarity, solvent, solute, and solution. Solution (1) Ionic bonds result when complete transfer of valence electron(s) between atoms Example: NaCl, KCl Covalent bonds result when valence electrons are shared between atoms. Polar covalent bonding is a type of chemical bond where a pair of electrons is unequally shared between two atoms: Example: HCl, Nonpolar covalent bonds are a type of chemical bond where two atoms share a pair of electrons with each other. Example: CCl3, H2 A hydrogen bond is the attractive force between the hydrogen attached to an electronegative atom of one molecule and an electronegative atom of a different molecule Example: Hydrogen bonding occurs between electronegative oxygen of water with hydrogens of other water molecules..

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Our understanding of genetic inheritance and the function of DNA in producing the characteristics of the individual have been developing for more than 150 years. Consider our current state of knowledge. Link genetic characteristics to DNA structure. Explain how DNA through the process of protein synthesis is responsible for the ultimate expression of the characteristics in the organism. Describe how interference in protein synthesis can result in disruption of cellular and bodily processes? How does the significance of one class of proteins, the enzymes, relate to the importance of proper nutrition throughout life? Our understanding of genetic inheritance and the function of DNA in producing the characteristics of the individual have been developing for more than 150 years. Consider our current state of knowledge. Link genetic characteristics to DNA structure. Explain how DNA through the process of protein synthesis is responsible for the ultimate expression of the characteristics in the organism. Describe how interference in protein synthesis can result in disruption of cellular and bodily processes? How does the significance of one class of proteins, the enzymes, relate to the importance of proper nutrition throughout life? Solution 1.The gene encoding the production of protein is transcribed into the gene language required for the next stage which is RNA. The RNA is then transcribed into protein for protection or the function assigned. This is a simple illustration of how DNA can regulate expression of characteristics.There are 2 parts to this process:translation and transcription.The gene for a particular trait undergoes a process called transcription. This is a process in which the language of the body\'s make-up is transcribed from one cell language to another (DNA to RNA) which the body will recognize in order to carry out the next process. The next process is the translation of the information from RNA to the actual product, which is the protein. Specific proteins play specific roles so the body synthesizes the specific protein for the specific job at the specific time. 2.Errors in protein synthesis disrupt cellular fitness, cause disease phenotypes, and shape gene and genome evolution.errors in protein synthesis reduce organism fitness: disruption of translational fidelity with common antibiotics such as streptomycin and kanamycin kills bacteria; cells with impaired translational proofreading ability display altered morphologies and suffer severe fitness defects, as do cells with elevated rates of transcription errors in an essential gene; defects in translational fidelity and in protein folding cause disease phenotypes in mouse models.Synthesis and degradation of non-functional proteins may also be costly without being obviously harmful. Ribosomal throughput dedicated to a polypeptide that will ultimately fail to function represents an opportunity cost, particularly for fast-growing organisms. Expression of quality control systems, .

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