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4. The graph illustrates the infection profile of 3 different types of viruses. Plaque forming units ( PF U ) is a measurement of released free-floating virus particles. Indicated are times where researchers included either a heat shock or reverse transcriptase inhibitor. Label which lines represent the lytic, lysogenic, and latent virus cycles..

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Suppose you play a game that you can only either win or lose. The probability that you win any game is 56% and the probability that you lose is 44% . Each game you play is independent. Suppo you play the game 10 times. Answer the following questions ( 1 - 4 ) and then complete the binomial probability table by roundir each probability to four decimal places. Then answer the three questions below. 1. Fixed number of trials, n ? What is the value of n ? 2. Two possible outcomes? "success" = Enter your answer os a percent Tailure" = Enter your onswer os a percent 3. n trinls are independent? 4. Possible values for X are 0 through n ? a. If you play the game 10 times, find the probabilify thiot you win exactly 9 of the 10 rimes: Roynd your anmer zo four decimol places b. If you play the game 10 times, how many do yeu expect to win? Or whac is the mean number of wins? Do not round your onswer c. What is the randard deviacion? Roundyeur anewer to one deoimal pibce.

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Suppose you have the following table for a medical clinic: tblPatient(PatientID, PatientName, BalanceOwed, DoctorID,DoctorName, ServiceCode, ServiceDescription, ServiceFee,ServiceDate). You have determined that a doctor provides more than 1 service and a (type of) service may be provided by more than 1 doctor. Design the required tables (indicate the primary key(s) by a single underline and indicate any foreign key by a double underline).

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4. From the perspective of the causes of extinction, a reduction in the population of a species is... a) A biological factor b) An environmental change c) A discrete event d) None of the above 5. What is one reason that times of climatic warming are often associated with decreased oxygenation of the seafloor? a) Climatic warming is always associated with asteroid impacts, which results in obliteration of the asteroid into fine particles that absorb oxygen in the ocean b) Because warm water can hold less dissolved oxygen than cool water c) All times of rapid climatic warming are associated with a total loss of photosynthetic organisms d) None of the above.

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4. In Drosophila , the mutation for ebony body color is recessive and autosomal ( e ), and the white-eyed mutation is recessive and X-linked (X w ). a. Determine the genotypes and phenotypes of the F from a cross of white-eyed, ebony-bodied 1 female x pure breeding wild-type male. b. The F females and males are intercrossed to produce F Determine the phenotypes and 1 2. phenotypic ratios of F ; distinguish between male and female phenotypes. A branch diagram 2 will make this easier to figure out..

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