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ACT Science Data Representation Passage: Drill 3, Problem 5. According to Figure 2, what birth date will be predicted for an individual actual...
ACT Science: Data Representation Passage Drill 1, Problem 2. Which of the following is a variable in Figure 1, but not in Figure 2?
ACT Science: Data Representation Passage Drill 1, Problem 1. What do the statistics in Figure 1 suggest?
ACT Science 2.6 Data Representation Passage 236 Views
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ACT Science: Data Representation Passage Drill 2, Problem 6. How is the data presented in Figure 2 similar to the data presented in Figure 1?
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Good luck trying to fit a to set of dentures into the mouth of a mature rhinoceros.
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How is the data presented in Figure 2 the data presented in Figure 1?
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Here are the potential answers...
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The key to this question is figuring out what
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the two figures represent. Figure 2 looks at four specific proteins in
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fem-1(-) and gon-2(-) worms, and it shows the absolute level of protein aggregation
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in young and old worms. Like Figure 1, the general take-home message
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is the same: there is an increase in protein aggregation in older worms.
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We got this message by looking at the increase in fold change.
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Well, the correct answer is (C).
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