Answer:
As latitude increases it gets colder and can even snow.
Explanation:
Alright here's the basic explanation. As your latitude increases the colder/snowier it will be and the lower latitude will have warmth, and a lot of sun.
Answer:
Cross the green-pod plant with a yellow-pod plant.
Explanation:
To determine the zygosity of a particular individual, the best way is to cross it with a phenotypically recessive individual.
Such a cross in which an individual with unknown zygosity possessing a dominant trait is crossed with an individual possessing a recessive trait is termed as a test cross.
Therefore, in the given situation the zygosity of the green pod needs to be determined and the green pod is a dominant character. Further, it is given that a yellow pod is a recessive trait, therefore a test cross can be performed between the green pod and yellow pod, and then the offsprings can be observed.
if the offsprings are all phenotypically dominant then the green pod is homozygous and if there are phenotypically recessive offspring also present then the green pod is heterozygous genotypically.
Answer:
The correct answer is E. none of the above. The population will drops below 100 when t ≥ 38.
Explanation:
Given A= A0 e^kt. The population 10 years ago is A0, the population today is A(10), and we have to find the value of "k" and then the time when population drops below 100.
So, A(t) = 1700 e^kt ⇒ A(10) = 1700 e^k(10) ⇒ 800 = 1700 e^k(10) ⇒
800/1700 = e^k(10) ⇒ln (800/1700) = k(10) ln e ⇒ -0.754/10 = k ⇒
k = -0.0754.
Now you have all the parameters, so you can find the time at which the population drops below 100.
A(t) = 1700 e^kt ⇒ 100 = 1700 e^(-0.0754)t ⇒100/1700 = e^(-0.0754)t ⇒
ln(100/1700) = (-0.0754)t ln e ⇒ [ln(100/1700)]/(-0.0754) = t ⇒
t = 38.
So, the population will drops below 100 when t ≥ 38.
