The insertion mutation affect the DNA by changing certain cells
Answer:
It is (x+y)t miles from the school to Bob's home
Explanation:
Assuming the distance from Bob's home to school is d miles and the time taken is t hours
Distance covered when he had flat tire = d/2, time taken = t/2, rate = x miles/hour
Rate = d/t
x = (d/2)/(t/2)
d = xt miles from Bob's home to halfway the school
distance from halfway the school to the school = d/2, time taken = t/2, rate = y miles/hour
rate = d/t
y = (d/2)/(t/2)
d = yt miles
Total distance from school to Bob's home = xt + yt = (x + y)t miles
When you insert a nucleotide into a DNA sequence, this is a frame shift mutation. All of the letters after the insterted nucleotide will be shifted one place, changing the whole protien which was coded for. Whatever protien was coded for by that DNA sequence is now changed, resulting in a phenotypic change.
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Answer:
An atomic bomb goes off when you split an atom
Explanation: