Question

help....Which factor does not determine the strength of a toxin on a human population?

Length of exposure
Timing of exposure
Genetic differences
Substance type

Answer 1

Well length and timing would definitely be an asset to understanding it's strength so I would cross those out for no.

Answer 2

So now we just have c and d. Out of those two what do you think the answer is?

Answer 3

@kjsaif i think it is d

Answer 4

Well a substance is made up of elements. You can use that knowledge to determine it's strength. So I would say that's incorrect.

Answer 5

This leaves us with one: Genetic differences

Answer 6

The reason why this is the answer is because if you look at the definition it explains that every human has genetic differences.

Answer 7

It wouldn't be possible to calculate it's strength based off of that.

Answer 8

ahh thank you so much for your help

Answer 9

For sure no problem lol

Answer 10

def genetic differences
like anyone could see that

Answer 11

Length of exposure

Answer 12

thats what does matter

Answer 13

its asking what doesnt matter

Answer 14

It's called lethal dose, the amount of dose per kilogram of body weight for the subject or die from exposure

AB is wrong cos the longer you're exposed from it more dose you get absorbed.

D is wrong as well cos some substance like Sarin gas has low LD value which means very potent

Genetics can affect individuals, however we're talking population so yeah