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EDUC 50 Lecture 17: Educ 50 Lecture 17

United States

Origins, Purposes, and Central Issues in K-12 Education

Education

Rachel Baker

University of California - Irvine

African American Studies II

Global Cultures and Society

AIDS Fundamentals

Introduction to Chicano/Latino Studies I

Criminological Theory

Crime and Public Policy

Introduction to Criminology, Law and Society

Organized Crime and American Society

Deviance

Constitutional Law

Criminal Law

American Law

Gender and Social Control

Introduction to Earth System Science

Computer Games and Society

Single-Variable Calculus

Introduction to Management Information Systems

Principles of Accounting I

Principles of Accounting II

Intermediate Accounting II

Introduction to Ethics

Basic Physics Laboratory

Introduction to Psychology

Transnational Gangs

Special Topics in Social Sciences

Domestic Gangs

Research Design

Naturalistic Field Research

Statistical Analysis in Social Ecology

Argument and Research

Critical Reading and Rhetoric

Introduction to Business and Management

Introduction to Programming

Scientific Concepts of Health

Air Pollution: From Urban Smog to Global Change

Prison Gangs

Crime Measurement

Introduction to Environmental Analysis and Design

Fundamentals of Criminology, Law and Society

Ethics and Politics of Justice

Government Crime

Law and Inequality

Issues in Policing

Juvenile Gangs

9. After executing this code int a = 57; int b = 43; a b a a b a a b a += b; = a - b; -= b; += b; = a - b; -= b; += b; = a - b; -= b; the values of a and b will be swapped. (A) TRUE (B) FALSE

Suppose you are making a cross of two Neurospora strains: a b x a+b+. You obtain five types ofasci with the patterns and frequencies shown below. What are the genetic map distances betweenthe loci and the centromere? 70% 14% 6% 2% 8% a+b+ a b a+b+ a+ b a b+ a+b+ a+b+ a+b+ a b a b a b a+b+ a b+ a b+ a+ b a b a b+ a b a+ b+ a+ b+

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