Let x be the number of prc cycles that is needed in order for the desired stranded copies to be achieved. The equation that allows us to determine the value of x is,
D = 2(2)^(x - 1)
Substituting the known value,
256 = (2)(2)^(x - 1)
The value of x from the equation is 8.
ANSWER: 8
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Nucleotides is the name of the monomer
Explanation:
Answer: The original colour of grass is green because of photosynthesis. But in terms of reflection, it looks green because the sunlight reflects the green colour off the grass, so we see it as green.
Explanation: Sun appears white, but it is made up of the colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. When white light hits an object, it absorbs some colors and reflect the others. Grass appears green because it absorbs all the wavelengths except green. Green is reflected off the grass, so we see grass as green. The moon doesn’t have light of its own, the moon lights up because of the sun. So at night, as the light of the sun doesn't reach the grass directly because of the moon, it doesnt reflect any color off the grass, and so our eyes detect grass as black.
Answer:
Sediments compact and cement together.
Explanation:
Generally, rocks are of three main types viz: Igneous, sedimentary and metarmophic rocks. Based on the question, the sedimentary rocks are that group of rocks formed by the coming together of sediments.
Sedimentary rocks can be formed in the following steps;
1. Rocks that have existed before undergoes weathering i.e. are broken down into smaller particles called sediments.
2. These sediments are then transported by currents e.g water
3. Deposited sediments accumulate and gathered round.
4. The accumulated sediments become compacted i.e. squashed and cemented i.e. stick together to form the sedimentary rock, in a process collectively lithification.
Hence, compaction and cementation (lithification) are the next steps in the process of sedimentary rocks formation after deposition.
