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Reasoning in Biological and Physical Sciences MCQs

Practice Reasoning in Biological and Physical Sciences questions with answers and explanations.

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Science task 58: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a chemistry investigation. Using mechanics stimulus 58, what acceleration is predicted?

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Science task 59: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a biophysics workshop. For dilution stimulus 59, what is the final concentration?

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Science task 60: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a population-science study. In genetics stimulus 60, which expected probability follows from an Aa × Aa cross?

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Science task 61: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a physiology laboratory. Using electrical stimulus 61, what power is dissipated?

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Science task 62: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a chemistry investigation. For acid–base stimulus 62, what is [A−]/[HA]?

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Science task 63: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a biophysics workshop. From the supplied enzyme data set 63, what is the percentage increase in rate?

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Science task 48: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a population-science study. In genetics stimulus 48, which expected probability follows from an Aa × Aa cross?

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Science task 49: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a physiology laboratory. Using electrical stimulus 49, what power is dissipated?

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Science task 50: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a chemistry investigation. For acid–base stimulus 50, what is [A−]/[HA]?

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Science task 51: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a biophysics workshop. From the supplied enzyme data set 51, what is the percentage increase in rate?

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Science task 52: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a population-science study. Using mechanics stimulus 52, what acceleration is predicted?

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Science task 53: The data come from an unfamiliar biomedical or physical-science investigation and must be reasoned from first principles. The setting is a physiology laboratory. For dilution stimulus 53, what is the final concentration?

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