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Variables that affect the function of enzyme

Variables that affect the function of enzyme

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What is the main difference between a graduated cylinder and…

What is the main difference between a graduated cylinder and a beaker?

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Which of the following structures reflects the posture of th…

Which of the following structures reflects the posture of the body and the pattern of movement in hominoids?

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Which pigment is typically the most abundant in spinach leav…

Which pigment is typically the most abundant in spinach leaves?

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Q9-5 points Use the roster method to describe the set  { 4n…

Q9-5 points Use the roster method to describe the set  { 4n + 1 | n ∈ ℤ }.

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Q11-12 points Consider the poset (D​, | ), where D​ ={1, 2,…

Q11-12 points Consider the poset (D​, | ), where D​ ={1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 15, 30}.                                                                                                                    (Note: “ | ” is the symbol for “is divisible by”.) ​                                            (a) Find all lower bounds of 6 and 10 taken collectively. Do not find the lower bounds of 6 and 10 separately.                                                           (b) Find the greatest lower bound of 6 and 10 taken collectively. Do not find the greatest lower bound of 6 and 10 separately.                                                        (c) Determine the least upper bound of 2 and 3 taken collectively. Do not find the least upper bound of 2 and 3 separately.                                                        (d) Draw the Hasse diagram for this poset. ​                                                   (e) Determine the complement of each element of D in [D; ⋁ , ⋀ ]. (f) Is the lattice for [D​; ⋁ , ⋀ ] a Boolean algebra? If so, why?

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Q7-10 points Consider the function  f : ℝ → ℝ defined by f (…

Q7-10 points Consider the function  f : ℝ → ℝ defined by f (x) = x³ – 2x + 3. Prove or provide a counter example that this function is onto (or surjective). Prove or provide a counter example that this function is one-to-one (or injective). 

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Q11-5 points The standard telephone number in the U.S. has 1…

Q11-5 points The standard telephone number in the U.S. has 10 digits; for example, NOVA’s telephone number is (703) 323-3000. How many phone numbers are possible for the 703 area code if the first digit that follows the 703 cannot be a 0 or a 1?

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Q3-10 points Let ​A​ = {1, 2, 3, 4} and let ​R​ be the relat…

Q3-10 points Let ​A​ = {1, 2, 3, 4} and let ​R​ be the relation with digraph Test this relation for the following properties: reflexive symmetric transitive

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