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3 years ago

Study tips that are effective?

Biology

2 answers:

Taya2010 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Aim to understand when learning before memorising the content and keywords in bio.

Use analogies or pictures to help u memorise.

skelet666 [1.2K]3 years ago

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here are some tips that have helped me! (I've been homeschooled for 5 years)

Explanation:

First, stay neet. Have clean notes, use different colors, assign a color to each subject.

Next, make commitments. Set timers for every 30 minutes and every 5 minutes (I.e. 1:30pm, 1:35pm, 2:00pm, 2:05pm) this was you can have scheduled breaks and keep yourself in check as well as giving you something to look forward to.

Personally, I need music/movies playing while studying so that I can enjoy studying so I recommend having a playlist/tv show that you wont have to constantly change if this is you as well.

I use noise cancelling headphone to watch/listen because I have a noisy family so I recommend telling them you're studying and that you can't hear them and then zone them out.

We've all heard of the chewing gum studying tip, but I recommend chocolate. It has ingredients that access your memorpheliac parts of the brain!

Finally, motivate yourself. Make it a priority and keep reminding youself how important it is to get this grade! keep reminding yourself of your gpa and your future. Also, it could help to get someone in your family to explain topics to you. sometimes as young people we understand better when things are explained to us/showed to us.

I hope this helps, its just what works for me.

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Answer:

1. ddaa

2. DdAa

3. One from each parent

4. False

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6. 0.25

7. 0.25

8. 0.5

Explanation:

The remaining part of the question is

1. What is Jane's genotype?

2. What is Paul’s genotype?

3. Where did Jane get her gene for curly hair? From her mother or father?

4. True or False: Jane's mother was heterozygous for curly hair?

5. What fraction of Paul and Jane's children should have curly hair and dimples?

6. What fraction of their children would have straight hair and no dimples?

7. What fraction should have dimples but not curly hair?

8. What is the probability of getting any offspring with dimples

Solution

1. Genotype of Jane's mother -ddaa

2. Genotype of Paul (heterozygous for dimples and curly hair) – DdAa

3. One “a” gene from mother (whose genotype for hair was aa) and second “a”gene from father (whose genotype was Aa)

4. False. She was having straight hair

5. Offspring of Paul and Jane

DdAa (4), Ddaa (4), ddAa(4) and ddaa (4)

4 out of 16 offspring will have curly hair and dimples = 0.25

6. ddaa, 4/16 = 0.25

7. Ddaa , 4/16 = 0.25

8. Ddaa, DdAa, 8/16 = 0.5

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3 years ago