Question

helppp

Answer 1

Have you learned of Chargaff's rule?

Answer 2

uh i am now lol
if i did in middle school i prob forgot it already

Answer 3

Basically, the % of Cytosine = % of Guanine
and % of Adenosine = % of Thymine

Answer 4

ohhhhh thanks

Answer 5

so the amount of cytosine is the same as the amount of guanine

Answer 6

aight thanks

Answer 7

and then to find out what adenine and thymine are

you have to 100% - guanine - cytosine

and then divide by 2

Answer 8

And it's a similar concept for the rest of the questions :)

Let me know if you want me to check your answers!!

Answer 9

okay

Answer 10

tysm

Answer 11

You're most welcome!!

Answer 12

so would 25% cytosine be half for adenine and thymine?

Answer 13

can you re-word that haha

there's 25% cytosine yes
but you don't half that to find adenine and thymine

Answer 14

ok so if cytosine is 25%, how would i find adenine and thymine? I know that guanine is equal to cytosine so it would = 25%. so what is adenine and thymine? lmao

Answer 15

like I said

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and then to find out what adenine and thymine are

you have to 100% - guanine - cytosine

and then divide by 2
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Answer 16

the total percentage adds up to 100%

so if guanine and cytosine are both 25%

100% - 25% - 25%

what are we left with?
then divide that by 2 because we have adenine and thymine

Answer 17

ooOHhhHHhhHHhh

Answer 18

adenine= 25% thymine=25%

Answer 19

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Answer 20

Spot on!!

Answer 21

yay

Answer 22

okay one more question-
If cytosine is 7 then would that make g 93 or 43 or sum?

Answer 23

remember

cytosine = guanine

Answer 24

ooh im so stupid lol

Answer 25

so if there's 7% of cytosine, then there's ____ % of guanine

Answer 26

it takes practice, don't worry about it!

Answer 27

lol okay i got it now. TYSM <3

Answer 28

You're most welcome!!