The test organism ferments sucrose best under reduced oxygen conditions.
The sample was incubated less than 24 hours, which allowed for only limited fermentation.
The media was contaminated.
The organism is an obligate aerobe and therefore can only grow inside the Durham tube.
The media was prepared wrong.
The organism is limited in its ability to ferment sucrose. Since diffusion is restricted within the Durham tube and it contains only a small volume of media, it turned yellow first.
The test organism did not ferment sucrose.
1)The test organism ferments sucrose best under reduced oxygen conditions.
2)The sample was incubated less than 24 hours, which allowed for only limited fermentation.
3)The organism is limited in its ability to ferment sucrose. Since diffusion is restricted within the Durham tube and it contains only a small volume of media, it turned yellow first.
Answer: copper > chalk > flour > talcum powder > dry beans.
Explanation:
Density is the compactness of given object.
Basically, it is mass per volume.
copper has the most density
chalk has lesser density than copper.
flour has lesser density than copper and chalk.
talcum powder has lesser density than copper, chalk and flour.
dry beans have lesser density than copper, chalk, and flour.
So, it becomes,
copper > chalk > flour > talcum powder > dry beans.
The price elasticities of demand of sugar-free gummy bears and of ordinary gummy bears is -0.8 and -2.3 respectively.
<h3>How to calculate price elasticity</h3>
Change in price of gummy bears = $2. 60 to $3
Elasticity of demand of sugar-free gummy bears =
[(273-379 / (273+379)/2] ÷ [(3.00-2.60)/(3.00+2.60) / 2]
= [-18/166] / [0.4/2.8]
= -0.10843373493975 / 0.14285714285714
= - 0.75903614457826
Approximately, -0.8
Elasticity of demand of regular gummy bears:
Sugar free = [(273-379) / (273+379)/2] ÷ (3.00 +2.60) / 2]
= [-106/326] / [0.4/2.8]
= -0.32515337423312 / 0.14285714285714
= -2.2760736196318
Approximately, -2.3
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This would be known as Negative Sanction.
