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[L.V.L]

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[Nolan]

@LVL I feel like you're wanting us to do your homework for you...but I like genetics and punnett squares, so I'll help you with that.

Picture 1:
It says read from your textbook. I assume you have said textbook, so I recommend you read it.
Regardless, let's work through the bottom table.

Question 9: YY x yy. If you make the PS for it, all the offspring will be Yy. Since yellow (Y) is dominant and green (y) is recessive, the offspring of Yy will be yellow.

Question 10: you need to find axial bred with terminal. Axial is AA, a dominant trait. Terminal is recessive, making it aa - remember that heterogeneous displays the dominant trait, while you are a carrier for the recessive trait. Since the offspring are Aa, they're axial, because that's dominant.

You should be able to do 11 and 12.

Picture 3:

Question 13: remember phenotype is what displays physically. Are TT and tt the same? If not, what genotype would display the same phenotype?

Question 14: I assume the chart in picture 1 holds true here. Cross RRYY and rryy. If true doesn't mean homogeneous then cross RrYy and rryy.

Question 15: cross RrYy with itself.

You should know how to answer 16.

Picture 4:

Dihybrid square: Cross each box with each other. For example, the first box would be RRYY.

You can do 17 and 18 after completing the chart.

Good luck with the rest, I hope I helped.

[Hiko Chan]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: English
YOUR QUESTION: For English, I have to peer edit a couple of my classmates papers. Any tips on being a good peer editor?

[ginger-snaps]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: English
YOUR QUESTION: For English, I have to peer edit a couple of my classmates papers. Any tips on being a good peer editor?

first, you have to make sure you read your peer's papers carefully. after this, answer these questions:

are there any grammar mistakes in your peer's paper?

is the vocabulary choice as good as it can be? if not, give example, maybe~

does your peer's paper read easily (organization n' stuff)

aLSo check for punctuation. ya never know

these are just some main questions that i think will help you, sorry if you already have a prompt >v<

[WastedSpace]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: English
YOUR QUESTION: For English, I have to peer edit a couple of my classmates papers. Any tips on being a good peer editor?

I like to read a paper at least twice: once to catch specifics and once to do a general overview. In the specific read, I look over grammar mistakes, using the wrong word, types, and the flow of a sentence. In the general overview, I check any reasoning they use, see if they have clear transitions between paragraphs, and make sure that everything actually reads clearly. And if I have privacy/time, I actually like to do two specific read throughs: one where I read the paper silently and one where I read it out loud, as reading out loud really helps to catch mistakes, especially ones like accidental double words or confusing sentences, as sometimes I read too fast in my head to catch those otherwise. So when I'm finished with a paper, I have minor edits marked off and I also have some comments to leave at the end of the paper on what they did well and what they can improve on. ^^

[L.V.L]

Not a homework question, but need help with To find sites to help me study. I found out last week that we have to take the ACT and I'm super nervous.
We don't have to necessarily "pass" it, but your score determines which college is good for you and if you can get into that college.
I know there are sites out there, but does anyone recommend some?
And what type of music is great for this sort of thing?
don't know why I'm worrying now. it's not until february

[ωolfie]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: English
YOUR QUESTION: For English, I have to peer edit a couple of my classmates papers. Any tips on being a good peer editor?

Well, I have gotten some tips this year because I had took Creative Writing. I usually like to read it three times. The first time, I usually just read it to have a good idea in what it's about, what the author is trying to aim for, all that, but it's optional. The second time, I write down suggestions, criticism, things I like about the story. The third time, I actually go and do real corrections (captizaling, punctuation, all that)

Hope this somewhat helps!

[wane]

Not a homework question, but need help with To find sites to help me study. I found out last week that we have to take the ACT and I'm super nervous.
We don't have to necessarily "pass" it, but your score determines which college is good for you and if you can get into that college.
I know there are sites out there, but does anyone recommend some?
And what type of music is great for this sort of thing?
don't know why I'm worrying now. it's not until february

Have you considered taking SAT instead? Some students might prefer that test over the ACT (although I've heard ACT is easier).

I'd recommend this website to get you started: *click*. It's pretty trustworthy and gives you an overview of the ACT and sources to use. I'd also recommend checking out books from the library (or buying them, if you can).

Good luck studying! c:

[OKULTRA]

mark if that's allowed? ;;

[Vincent Van Goat]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: Math
YOUR QUESTION: I need help with this equation:
-40= 4x + 20 + x

How do I solve these types of equations?