Monday 30 November 2020
microscope
Microscope - 2000$
Specimens
Slides
Slices
Objectives - red 4x yellow 10x blue 40x
Stage - clipper
Navigate
Focus knop - coarse focus knob - maes stage
Microscopes are 2,000 dollars.
The red object is 4x and yellow is 10x, blue is 40x and white is 100x.
Each object has a different magnification. red x4, yellow 10x, blue 40x and 100x.
Microscopes cost more than 2k and one of those object pieces cost $200 to $400.
The focus knob is used to make this stage go up and down so you can see it better.
there are also some slides with cells and other things like and things like fly legs.z
athletics
On tuesday 19th of november there was ATHLETICS DAY. there were heaps of us there and we did other games then just running. We did high jump, long jump, discus and shot put. When we finished all of those games we had morning tea and I was just racing with other kids. When morning tea was just finished we had our athletics when it was my turn, I kept on coming last or 4th. It was time for lunch and I had a sausgsissle and an ice block. After lunch finished, we had to pick up some rubbish then we did the 400 meters. They said year 5 and 6 can try the 400 meter if they want. Next was the year 7 and 8 I went and tried and I sprinted to the end. At the end I walked it.
maths
56
Calculate the average (mean) number of muffins sold for each day of the week.
Monday - 370
Tuesday - 420
Wednesday - 403
Thursday - 371
Friday - 396
What does it mean to “nearly sellout” each day? It means that it's nearly sold.
How many muffins should they make on weekdays vs weekend, so that they make maximum profit without wasting any leftover muffins? Explain your answer.
Week days - 420
Week ends - 396
If it costs $4.45 to make a batch of 12 muffins, and each muffin sells for $4.50, how much profit would be made if 30 muffins were sold in one day?68
If it costs $3.90 to make a batch of 12 muffins, and each muffin sells for $4, how much profit would be made if 25 muffins were sold in one day?88
If it costs $5.50 to make a batch of 12 muffins, and each muffin sells for $5.00, how mu56ch profit would be made if 40 muffins were sold in one day?99a
Monday 16 November 2020
MOA
Cloning for de-extinction has centred primary use of SCNT. SCNT entails the transfer of the nucleus from a somatic (body) cell of the animal to be cloned into the cytoplasm of an enucleated donor egg (an egg cell that came from another animal and that has had its own nucleus removed)A second option is cloning. ... Cloning may eventually give us basically identical genetic copies of extinct species, but we'll be restricted to animals that went extinct more recently and have well-preserved cells with intact nuclei. The mammoth and the passenger pigeon may never be cloned.There are limitations on which species can undergo de-extinction. First up, scientists need to have a source of the animal's DNA. ... But DNA disintegrates over time, meaning that after a couple of million years there is simply no DNA left. Dinosaurs famously went extinct 65 million years ago, so their DNA is lost forever .and i said is cloning Dangerous let me tell you. The term cloning describes a number of different processes that can be used to produce genetically identical copies of a biological entity. The copied material, which has the same genetic makeup as the original, is referred to as a clone.there you go here more i thick idk Cloning may cause long term health defects, a study by French scientists has suggested. A two month old calf, cloned from genes taken from the ear of an adult cow, died after developing blood and heart problems.there we go again here is a little more information i ask my teacher is cloning is good this is was it means i thick .
Cloning could allow us to produce the perfect human race - one which was hardy enough to withstand all diseases. We could create a world where every human lived to an old age without the genes which create psychological or physical problems.the end
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