Answer
If we look at dry mass it is made by Carbon (45%) and oxygen (45%).
Answer:
C- Dominant, but not sex-linked
Explanation:
The disorder is not sex-linked because almost equal numbers of people have Pinocchio nose syndrome. If the disorder was sex linked you would have way more men than women having the disorder.
You can tell that the genetic disorder is dominant because there is a 3:1 ratio for those who have the disorder.
36 out of 47 men ≈0.765
37 out of 53 women≈0.69
These numbers approximate a 3:1 ratio (even if it's not exact), meaning that the disorder is most likely dominant
Answer:
A
Explanation:
I'm quite sure its a, might be wrong.
Answer:
ask a question and predict what the outcome will be
Explanation:
when using the scientific method you always have to ask a question and make a hypothesis
No, it is not a reasonable gamble for Karen to skip the influenza vaccine this year.
There are many factors which can increase a person's risk of developing the influenza virus and some of these factors are age, health condition, weakened immune system, pregnancy, or chronic illnesses.
Karen is older and her age could act as a risk factor for influenza. In addition, each year there are different strains of the virus since the virus is constantly changing and evolving. Given this, a person who got the vaccine last year is still in danger of not having the antibodies which can protect from this year's strain.
Karen should get the influenza vaccine this year as well.
