The answer as far as I can tell is B). Everything else is silly lol.
Answer: States of matter; increases
Several factors influence the rate of diffusion and among these factors are temperature, STATES OF MATTER, electrical currents, and molecular size. For example, as temperature INCREASES, the rate of diffusion increases.
Explanation:
Factors influencing the rate of diffusion include:
- Temperature: High temperature increases the speed at which molecules move. Thus, as temperature increases, the rate of diffusion increases
- States of matter: Diffusion varies within the three states of matter. The diffusion of gases is much faster than that of liquids and solids, because the gas molecules are freer and therefore faster than the rest.
- Molecular size: The smaller the molecules, the faster the rate of diffusion while the larger the molecules, the slower the rate of diffusion.
Other factors include electrical currents.
Answer:
It is expected to obtain 576 individuals with normal wings and body with normal hair, 192 with normal wings and hairy body, 192 with vestigial wings and body with normal hair, and 64 with vestigial wings and hairy body.
Explanation:
Since only the wild-type of the offspring cross each other and since the parents have antagonistic phenotypic characters for each gene, all the progeny produced in the F1 is heterozygous with VgvgHh genotype, where
Vg: Normal wings.
eg: Vestigial wings.
H: Body with normal hair.
h: Hairy body.
Once F1 reproduces with each other, the Mendelian proportions 9/16, 3/16, 3/16, 1/16 expected in the F2 generation are produced.
Since in total there were 1024 individuals in the offspring, this amount is multiplied by the expected proportions, giving rise to the mentioned result.
Answer:
A. broad spectrum
Explanation:
An antibiotic is a substance that has the capability to inhibit the growth of or kill bacteria.
A broad spectrum antibiotic has the capability to be inhibit or kill a wide range of bacteria species while a narrow spectrum can only operate within a narrow range of bacteria species.
<em>Hence, in a situation where the the causative organism of the disease (the pathogen) is not known, it is better to use a broad spectrum antibiotic because such antibiotic has a higher chance of eliminating the pathogen.</em>
