5. Consider the following tetrahybrid self-cross:
Aa Bb Cc Dd X Aa Bb Cc Dd
Calculate the probability for each of the following offspring. Show your work.
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1, Consider a perfectly competitive market characterized by the following components where Q refers to the entire market output, P refers to the market price, and q refers to an individual firm’s output. Assume that all firms are identical and have the same technological capabilities.
Market Demand; P = 52.5 – 0.30Q / Market Supply; P = 5 + 0.20Q / An Individual Firm’s Total Cost; TC = 64 + 5q + q2
A, Determine the market output, an individual firm’s output, and the number of firms in the short run equilibrium.
B, Determine the market output, an individual firm’s output, and the number of firms in the long run equilibrium.
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As song sparrow population density increases,
A. the average reproductive success of individual song sparrows tends to increase.
B. the average reproductive success of individual song sparrows tends to decrease.
C. the average reproductive success of individual song sparrows does not change.
D. the average reproductive success of individual song sparrows is unpredictable
Mosquitos have a life history that is near the extreme of
A. r-selection.
B. K-selection.
C. (both)
D. (neither)
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a. Draw the graph for the market demand curve for the 3 following demand curves:
Individual 1: q1=20−P/2
Individual 2: q2=5−P/2
Individual 3: q3=5−P
b. Obtain the consumer surplus for individuals 1, 2, and 3 separately using their individual demand curves for P=$4
c. Add the three consumer surpluses. Then confirm that you get the same answer for CS using the market demand curve you have drawn in part a.
d. Repeat the exercise but now for a price of $8. Which of the three individuals stops buying as a result of this price increase?
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Hypertension is a common chronic disease among overweighed people. From a survey, 34.6% people who are overweighed are suffering from hypertension, in Macau. If a random sample of 200 people in Macau who are overweighed was selected, find the probability that who get hypertension is,
a. exactly 75 in the sample.
b. at most 60 of those in the sample.
c. between 70 and 120, inclusive.
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A definite trend in US managed care is the move to Disease Management (DM) for patients with chronic diseases and long-term conditions. What exactly is Disease Management? Provide some examples of diseases which may benefit well from a DM model of care.
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Health Policy Issues: An Economic Perspective 6th edition by Paul J. Feldstein ISBN 978-1-56793-696-4
From Chapters 1 to 3 Need help identifying what Feldstein's view of government involvement in the US healthcare system.
In: Economics
Please submit a 1-2 page paper on the following statement " write a reaction paper on what you believe is the most meaningful contribution of the African diaspora to the US or any region of the world" . Please support your arguments with evidence from academic sources.
In: Psychology
Compare two major foreign policy in the US initiatives in the interwar years (1920s and 1930s) with those that arose in the postwar years (WW2) (Late-1940s, 1950s, and 1960s). Please discuss at least two policy details from each era, and defend their importance
In: Economics
Research the current debates from the past 6 months about Social Security and Medicare. Identify one issue in the Social Security or Medicare debate and discuss two changes that would help address the issue you have identified.
this is for us goverment. class
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