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1. What is class and object?Everything around you is an object in the programming world even they treat humans as objects. Java is object-oriented programming so basically every object knows something every object does something and that's what we are going to create in Java as well. Now whatever project you are making you will be having different objects specific to Java. every object will have a property and they also have a behavior. The properties can have multiple properties and multiple behaviors. in Java as well. If you want to do something you have to get an object. how do we create objects so in. In Java we have to first create a class. in programming. You have to create a class file which will act as a blueprint for the carpenter or for the. for the for the sum for someone who can create object for you in Java it is your. JVM. what is Jr Will have a digital discussion there, but at this point understand this..

The mutagen 5-bromouracil (5BU) was added to a rapidly dividing culture of wild-type E. coli
cells growing in a liquid medium containing a rich variety of nutrients, including arginine. After
one cell division, the cells were washed free of the mutagen, resuspended in sterile water, and
plated onto master plates containing minimal medium supplemented only with arginine. Plates
were obtained having well-separated colonies, so that each colony derived from just one
progenitor cell. The colonies were then replica-plated from the master plates onto plates
containing minimal medium. One colony that grew in the presence of arginine but failed to grow
on minimal medium was selected from the master plate. The cells of this colony were
suspended in sterile water, and each of 20 tubes containing minimal medium supplemented
with arginine was inoculated with a few cells from this suspension. After the 20 cultures grew to
a density of 108

cells/mL, 0.1 mL from each was plated on plates containing minimal medium.
The following table shows the number of bacterial colonies that grew on each plate.

a. In which stage(s) of this process did mutations occur? What is the evidence that a mutational
event occurred?
b. At each stage where mutations occurred, were the mutations induced or spontaneous? Were
they forward or reverse mutations?
c. At each stage where mutations were recovered, how were they selected for?
d. Though all of the 20 cultures started from a single colony that failed to grow on minimal
medium were treated identically, they produced different numbers of bacterial colonies when
they were plated. Why did this occur?
e. Suppose that 5BU had been added to the medium in the 20 tubes. Would plating the 20
cultures have given the same results? If not, how would they have differed?
f. Supposing that methyl methane sulfonate (MMS) rather than 5BU had been added to the
medium in the 20 tubes, answer the questions given above in part (e).

At the beginning of the compression process of an air standard otto cycle. P1= 1 bar, T1= 290k and V1= 400cm^3. The max Temperature in the cycle is 2200 K and the compression ratio is 8.

Determine

A) the heat addition in KJ

B) the Net-work in kJ

c) the thermal efficiency

Human factors is the study of which characteristics?

Water is delivered at 0.040 m3/s into the open tank using a pump and a 120 mm diameter cast iron pipe. If the system losses through the pipe are 6.4 Nm/N, determine the power output of the pump.

Which feature of Microsoft Excel gives options for filling cells following a fill operation?

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