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    Q&A - P5 Science

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    • NebbermindN Offline
      Nebbermind
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      I think animals will die even faster than plants when thereโ€™s water pollution.

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        StudyRoom
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        Nebbermind:
        I think animals will die even faster than plants when there's water pollution.

        I was thinking that too. But the question asks if plants are a good indicator. Not if they are a better indicator than animals.

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          PSLEguru:
          Nebbermind:

          I think animals will die even faster than plants when there's water pollution.


          I was thinking that too. But the question asks if plants are a good indicator. Not if they are a better indicator than animals.

          Which I agree is very subjective...once they mentioned 'good', one would wonder what is the reference pt.

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            marstolive
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            http://i43.tinypic.com/2ugeadg.jpg\"> can someone tell me if it's correct that there are 5 colour blind women as the answer stated.

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              XXXX
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              marstolive:
              http://i43.tinypic.com/2ugeadg.jpg\"> can someone tell me if it's correct that there are 5 colour blind women as the answer stated.

              I count 7 females daughters and grand-daughters but no solid black circles.

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                marstolive:
                http://i43.tinypic.com/2ugeadg.jpg\"> can someone tell me if it's correct that there are 5 colour blind women as the answer stated.

                The question asks for NOT colour blind daughters or grand-daughters. So, Yes, there are 5 of them in total.

                The parents has :
                - 2 daughters & 2 sons,
                - #1 daughter is married with 2 girls & 1 boy
                - #2 daughter is not married
                - #1 son is married with 1 daughter & 1 son
                - #2 son is married with 2 sons.

                So the parents have 2 daughters & 3 grand-daughters who are NOT colour blind as they are either normal or just carriers (the question asks for NOT colour blind).

                Carrier means NOT colour blind. Only son #1 and grandsons from #1 daughter & #1 son are colour blind.

                Cheers! ๐Ÿ˜„

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                  XXXX
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                  j.a.m.:
                  marstolive:

                  http://i43.tinypic.com/2ugeadg.jpg\"> can someone tell me if it's correct that there are 5 colour blind women as the answer stated.


                  The question asks for NOT colour blind daughters or grand-daughters. So, Yes, there are 5 of them in total.

                  The parents has :
                  - 2 daughters & 2 sons,
                  - #1 daughter is married with 2 girls & 1 boy
                  - #2 daughter is not married
                  - #1 son is married with 1 daughter & 1 son
                  - #2 son is married with 2 sons.

                  So the parents have 2 daughters & 3 grand-daughters who are NOT colour blind as they are either normal or just carriers (the question asks for NOT colour blind).

                  Carrier means NOT colour blind. Only son #1 and grandsons from #1 daughter & #1 son are colour blind.

                  Cheers! ๐Ÿ˜„

                  Thanks! OK, so the 2 daughters in law are not counted (obviously as the question is about heritability).

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                    StudyRoom
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                    I've come across questions asking which insects have a 3 stage life cycle and which has 4 stages. Hopefully this chart will help:


                    http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/animal-life-cycles-and-classification

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                      HAPPYH
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                      StudyRoom:
                      I've come across questions asking which insects have a 3 stage life cycle and which has 4 stages. Hopefully this chart will help:


                      http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/animal-life-cycles-and-classification
                      thank you for sharing

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                        cftan
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                        How impurities can affect the melting point?

                        a)the melting point is raised.
                        b) it lowers the melting point.

                        Which is correct? Or both acceptable?

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