<span>a qualitative method used clinically to measure antibiotic resistance and industrially to test the ability of solids and textiles to inhibit microbial growth.</span>
No bacteria grows in surrounding area of antibiotic disk, thus it is known as zone of inhibition
Explanation:
The area surrounding an antibiotic disk is called the zone of inhibition because in this region bacteria & its colonies are unable to grow. Due to the anti microbial effect produced by bacteria, there is no visible sign of presence of bacteria in the inhibition region.
Also, the zone of inhibition also depicts susceptibility of bacteria towards the effect of antibiotics.
ANSWER: 50% or 2/4 EXPLANATION: E is a dominant trait and with a dominant E in the offspring it is not attached so half of the offspring would have non-attached earlobes and half would have attached earlobes.
