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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "FALSE." <span>It is not beneficial to have an effective purpose when setting goals. The statement is false. It is indeed beneficial to have and effective purpose when setting goals because having a goal tells you that you are concrete with your path.</span>
Avery and his group used enzymes to degrade DNA, RNA and protein in 3S bacteria. DNA from those cells was then tested to see if it can convert 3R cells into 3S cells. It was observed that 3R cells were converted to 3S cells except when the DNA was destroyed. Thus, DNA was pin-pointed as the transforming agent.
<span>The construction of horses, roads, and written notices allowed information to traverse large empires. Additionally, writing and basic math allowed for the basic maintenance of cities. Agricultural developments allowed for more effective harvests and an increase in non-farmer specializations.</span>
