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A man has a disease caused by a dominant allele. The mother has the disease but the father does not, explain how we know the man is heterozygous for this disease.

So first we must gather the informaton, the disease is caused by a dominant allele, we may call this 'D', the recessive could therefore be 'd'. The mother has the disease, but the father does not. Therefo...

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Answered by Lucas C. Biology tutor
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We have a parallelogram with sides of 8cm and 5cm and an angle of 140 degrees, calculate the length of two diagonals

We would first like to work out the size of all the angles which have not been give, as one angle is 140 degrees we know the angle opposite to it is also 140 degrees due to the symetry of the shape. The t...

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Answered by Thomas O. Maths tutor
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If one shop has melons for sale on a buy one get one free offer at £2 a melon with each melon weighing 2kg, and a second shop offering melons at 30p per kilogram. Which shop is the best value for money?

Firstly you would analyse the cost of the melons in the first shop per kg. So you could buy 2 melons for £2 because they're buy one get one free and each weighs 2kg so therefore you're getting 4kg of melo...

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Answered by Faye B. Maths tutor
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Is there a sure-fire way of knowing if a noun is masculine or feminine?

There is no such thing as a foolproof way of determining the gender of a noun. However, there are a few rules which are worth learning and which will help you in this way, especially if you are a list lea...

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Answered by Samy C. French tutor
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Explain why fluorine is reactive

  • Fluorine is a halogen, these group 7 elements are reactive because they require just 1 additional electron to achieve a noble configuration. 

  • Fluorine is the smallest halogen, ...

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Answered by George L. Chemistry tutor
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