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  1. What is the force called when your pulled towards a fast moving car. I have noticed whenever a car zooms past me going like 100 km/h it seems to almost drag me towards it. Can someone please explain.

     

    Thank you

  2. Does the f1 generation only occur when you have homozygous parents? Or can someone explain the concept of f1 and f2 generation?

     

    What I know so far is that. Your giving to parents for e.g

     

    p1 p2

     

    Ww GG x ww gg < step 1

     

    Gametes : WG WG wG wG wg wg wg wg Step 2

     

    F1 ?... I'm confused here , what would be the f1 generation here..

     

    What I do is simply do the following

     

    Parent #1 can only give two gametes so which is ... WG wg and parent #2 can only give one which is wg.

     

    Now I place them in the punnett square to get WG wg

     

    wg WwGg wwgg

     

     

    So did I do anything wrong? Like whats the f1 generation and f2 generation. I'm really confused because my book shows a two homozygous parents which go through f1 and f2 like

     

    P1

    Gamete

    f1 Gen

    f2 Gen

     

     

    Thanks

  3. I know I'm not one of authority here on the forums, considering this is my first post but I would have to say no.

    I really hope this guy isn't trolling, but a part of me thinks he is..

     

    But the most obvious answer why is that you're assuming mother nature is conscious of the size of our planet, and it's current population density. Obviously mother nature has no way of knowing the population density, so the conclusion that anything would be done to reduce population by mother nature would be false on its premises. For what reason would there be a mechanism for population reduction?

    Someone may have another opinion though?

     

    The part of you that thinks i'm trolling is wrong.

  4. Makes a lot of sense. One more explanation? Its about Mendel. I need to find the phenotypic ratio for f1 generation from a cross of a pure yellow round x green wrinkled

     

    My findings show me the following YR YR YR YR and yr yr yr yr

     

    so the phenotypic ratio would be yellow and round 4:8

    green wrinkled 4:8

     

    Thats for the f1 generation.

     

    Hope you don't mind me asking so many questions. I only had one lesson on this, so I need to make sure I understand it clearly.

  5. For phenotypic ratio I got

     

    Dark hair blue eyes 3:8

    Dark hair brown eyes 3:8

    blonde hair blues eyes1:8

    blonde hair brown eyes1:8

     

    I have reduced the ratio from 16 to 8 , please tell me if i'm correct

  6. Brown eyes(B) are dominate over blue eyes(b)

    Dark hair (D) dominate over blonde hair(b)

     

    Determine the genotype of women with blue eyes and hybrid dark hair and a man with hybrid dark hair and hybrid brown eyes.

     

     

     

    I believe the genotype is bbDd x DdBb

     

    ^is that correct

     

    I also need help determining the possible gametes

     

    I believe its Db db Db db < female DB Db dB db < Male

     

     

    ^is that correct?

     

    Please explain.

  7. Gallium is a one of the few metals that melts near body temperature, its melting point is about 30 C. The latent heat of fusion gallium is 80.4kj/kg. Calculate how much heat is required to melt 150.0g of gallium.(12.1kJ)

     

    My answer to this solution is 4337 J/kg. Am i correct?

     

    Please explain if you can.

     

    Thank you


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  8. Okay. This what I have to. I just want you to explain it to me once so i can do the rest myself thank you.

     

    1. If it was 1500 in Thunder Bay Ontario, what time would it be in St.John?

     

    I know its very easy. Please explain and tell me how you got the answer. I guess you have to be Canadian to answer this lol.

     

    Thanks

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