Answer:
Madge is likely to have schizophrenia.
Explanation:
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder that causes an individual to suffer delusions and hallucinations that cause totally abnormal and parranoic behaviors.
As has already been said, schizophrenia causes altered and abnormal behaviors, confused thoughts and difficulties in adapting to reality. It is a very disabling disease and can cause an individual to completely lose control of his mental faculties.
Madge's behavior shows that he has confused thoughts, paranoid behaviors and loss of reality, so we can say that he is likely to have schizophrenia.
Cinder cone. <span>A </span>cinder cone<span> or scoria </span>cone<span> is a steep conical hill of loose pyroclastic fragments. It is build from the layers of lava it spews.</span>
So, the fact that it's a specific instrument doesn't change why you need to correct the data.
However, for this question it is important to know the instrumentation.
Since respirometers are measuring the <span>C<span>O2</span>:<span>O2</span></span><span> relation, clearly having biotic material and abiotic material will change the measurements.
You should be able to figure out that the general gas law is coming into effect because of the act of cellular respiration.
In general terms, you are correcting your instrument to a known blank (you do this with scales and every other instrument).
By determining the reading for the blank (marbles) you can know the relative error of the instrument.
Taking a scale for example: You 0 the scale to a mass of importance (the amount of error you're okay with) and then use it for your measurements so you can be adequately confident of the mass you're measuring .</span>
Not sure if this answered your question fully but hope it helps :)
This question is in accordance with the mendel law of independent assortment which stated that two alleles assort independently during gamete formation. Therefore, the resultant punnett square will show flower having the genotype of RB and purple color as its phenotype. See Attachment for punnet square results.
