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Kaplan FL 5 - ReviewThe reflected angle must be the same as the incident angle. The reflected angle with respect to the interference fringe must then be the complementary angle to 35º. Since this is a 55º angle, then C is the correct answer. If a light ray strikes an interference fringe at a 35º angle with respect to the normal plane, the reflected angle with respect to the interference fringe will be: Passage: light waves from a monochromic source pass through a lens, spread out, stri...

AAMC Exam 4 FL ReviewLimestone does NOT decompose when heated to 900 K because, at 900 K, ΔH is: A. positive and less than TΔS. B. positive and greater than TΔS. C. negative and less than TΔS. D. negative and greater than TΔS. - correct answer B. positive and greater than TΔS., the reaction does not occur, ΔG = ΔH - TΔS > 0. From inspection of the reaction, it can be concluded that ΔS > 0 (a gas evolves). Consequently, ΔH > TΔS explains why the reaction does not occ...

Fl5 AAMC [511][Incorrect - Misread the least likely and started backwards so assumed that it wanted the most likely] Question 2 - Passage 1 Based on Figure 1, which patient is LEAST likely to benefit from therapy with immunosuppressors? A patient whose transplanted kidneys are associated with miRNA expression patterns characterized by: A. high levels of miR-155 B. low levels of let-7c. C. high levels of miR-30a-3p. D. low levels of miR-10b. - correct answer C. Least likely to b...

Next Step FL 5 C/P1. If the average pitcher is releasing the ball from a height of 1.8 m above the ground, and the pitcher's mound is 0.2 m higher than the rest of the baseball field, at what height would the catcher need to hold his glove to catch the pitched ball? (Note: neglect air resistance, estimate the acceleration due to gravity as 10 m/s2, and assume the pitcher is only throwing the ball horizontally.) A. 2.0 m above the ground B. 1.8 m above the ground C. 0.5 m above the g...

Kaplan FL 5what is the cannon-bard theory of emotion? - correct answer arousal and emotion occur simultaneously like a "cannon-ball" what is the self-reference effect? - correct answer people can encode information more effectively when they associate that information with themselves what is accuracy in a study and how could you improve it? - correct answer accuracy (when related to statistics) is the closeness of a given measurement to the true value of that measurement. one effic...

FL 5 Towards the end of a game, a team's pitcher begins to lose his focus and shortens his stride, uncoupling the kinetic chain at his hips. How will this impact his pitch? - correct answer uncoupling the kinetic chain from the legs and hips to the rest of the body will only lead to overall decrease in energy If the majority of the baseball's kinetic energy comes from power generation in the legs and hips (0.9 efficiency) , approximately how much energy do the lower extremities produce in ...

Practice Test Missed Questions - AAMC New Exam Samples from various time points of the proteolysis of TPMTwt were subjected to SDS-PAGE under reducing conditions. Which figure best depicts the expected appearance of the gel? (Note: The arrow indicates the movement of the protein through the gel.) (Chem/Phys, Question #19) Graph (D) As is consistent with proteolysis -- the number of lower molecular weight bands will increase with time and the original protein band at the highest mole...

Next Step FL 5 B/B2. During step 3 of the experiment, which components of the progeny most likely contained isotopes? A. Double-stranded DNA molecules containing 32P B. The cysteine or methionine residues of proteins containing 35S C. The cysteine or lysine residues of proteins containing 35S D. Single-stranded RNA molecules containing 32P - correct answer A is correct. The passage suggests that labeled DNA, but not protein, is passed between phage generations. Therefore, only ...

FL5 adaptive immunity - correct answer the ability to recognize and remember specific antigens and mount an attack on them can be broken down into humoral (B cell) and cell mediated (T cells or CD4 and CD8+ cells) humoral immunity - correct answer B cells produce antibodies after exposure to specific antigens; type of adaptive immunity innate immunity - correct answer Immunity that is present before exposure and effective from birth. Responds to a broad range of pathogens. skin, muc...

MCAT AAMC practice exam Chem PhysWhat quantity of Compound 1 (483.5g) must be provided to prepare 100.00 mL of solution with a concentration equal to Ki (60.3uM)? - correct answer M=mol/v 1 umol=0.000001 moles (1x10^-6) 2.92mg If only [I] is increased, then [ESI] or [EI] increases. This is an example of: A. the Bose-Einstein Principle. B. the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. C. the Le Châtelier's Principle. D. the Pauli Exclusion Principle. - correct answer Solution: The correct ...