Question

In what way is DNA fingerprinting and traditional fingerprinting different? Which statement is not true?

Both types of fingerprints can often be easy to obtain from the crime scene.
Both are equally dependable and easy to do at any crime lab.
Both use traits that are unique to a given individual.
Both find a match using a computer to search a digital database.

Answer 1

d is not it

Answer 2

@EclipsedStar @HanAkoSolo @Ultrilliam

Answer 3

How dare you not ask for my help...

Answer 4

i did ;3

Answer 5

There was no @Razor

Answer 6

@Razor

Answer 7

....

Answer 8

Thanks! and your welcome

Answer 9

so wots the answer XD

Answer 10

uhhh...let me think XD

Answer 11

because i dunt get it

Answer 12

Well, if you read the screenshot, what does it tell you about DNA fingerprinting, specifically?

Answer 13

there's a clear distinction between DNA fingerprinting and traditional fingerprinting

Answer 14

record of gentic makeup?

Answer 15

Right! One has a record, while the other is straight-up obtained from the crime scene.

Answer 16

so then it would be d

Answer 17

no, it would be the first.

Answer 18

im dumb

Answer 19

xd

Answer 20

Thanks miss you finished my job!