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Likurg_2 [28]
3 years ago
5

What is classified as neither a solid, liquid, or gas

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dalvyx [7]3 years ago
6 0
Plasma is another classification of materials. So plasma.
atroni [7]3 years ago
5 0
The answer i believe is a gel
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First summarize data.
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A. Freckles, F (Dominant)
"Neither Olivia nor Marcus have freckles" =>
both have genotype ff.
None of the children have freckles (i.e. P(F)=0% for freckles in all children)

B. Widow's Peak, W (dominant)
"Both are heterozygous for the hairline trait"
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Punnett square
       W    w 
W WW Ww
w Ww   ww
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C. Rolling tongues, R  (dominant)
"Neither Marcus nor Olivia can roll their tongues" 
means that both are homozygous recessive, with genotype rr.As in freckles, all children will have genotype rr, so none of them will roll their tongues. 
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D. Dimples, D (dominant)
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Case 3: DD + dd (one homoozygous dominant, and other homozygous recessive) 
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Case 4: Dd + Dd (both heterozygous) 
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If Violet cannot taste the ptc paper, her genotype is pp.
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