Answer:
I would use a specialized or preformed matrix for the posterior sector.
Explanation:
Losing a cusp is a much more critical situation, that is, there will be less tooth remnant and less resistance to functional and parafunctional forces.
The matrices that are usually used in the posterior sector are matrices that must be burnished and already come with a format to better restore the functional unit of the occlusal surface.
It is important to clarify that cusps are only in the posterior sector and not in the anterior sector.
The cusps, even if they have the most correct selection of the matrix, will fail in their restoration if they are not performed according to the patient's occlusion, under a good dental integration system such as adhesion through resins, and respecting the normal antomy of the piece to be restored.
Answer:
Phenotypic ratio= 1:1
Genotypic ratio = 1:1
Explanation:
This is a monohybrid cross involving a single gene that specifies a color phenotype.
According to the question, WW, which is homozygous dominant i.e same allele is white while ww, which is homozygous recessive is black.
Hence a genotype Ww will possess a white phenotype since the W allele will mask the expression of w.
In a cross between a female and male with a a Genotype Ww and ww respectively. The parents alleles will be separated into gametes according to Mendel's law of segregation. (See attached image).
Ww will produce gametes W and w
ww will produce gametes w and w
The four possible offsprings will have Ww (2) and ww (2) genotypes. Hence two of them will be white while two will be black.
Hence, the phenotypic ratio will be 1:1 while the genotypic ratio will also be 1 Ww: 1 ww
1 c is the answer. <span>Energy is not created or destroyed; it can change form or can be transferred.
2d work is calculated as newton x </span>displacement so 60 x 4= 240 joules
Answer:
It's drum. Guitar too, I guess.
