<p>@Peter
good questions!
i thought the answer to the first one was 2.5 or so since it’s initial height (1.5) + its growth (1)</p>
<p>I was actually confused with the second question u mentioned…
anybody help us?</p>
<p>yea i think it was like question 60 something for the ATP 1</p>
<p>Biologygenius, it is 1.5…that’s why when u mow, the same branch hits you on the head everytime!</p>
<p>^I took M. thank god, cause i dont recognize that question</p>
<p>The ATP one was on mine…and I took M.
I put I and III, I think.</p>
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<p>it’s 1.5???
***?</p>
<p>^It is. Trees always grow from the top.</p>
<p>can u guys rephrase the 1.5m branch question again?</p>
<p>@bio, yes my ap bio teacher told us that story last year and it popped in my head when i was taking the test.
@goldy, can you be more specific on the question? cause its not ringing a bell</p>
<p>edit:
a tree branch is 1.5m off of the ground. if the tree grows 1 m, how high will it be. or something like that</p>
<p>@niritia,i think the question about plants is green house effect,it increases average temp and and decreases o2</p>
<p>no no the question was which of the reactions release energy…</p>
<p>adp + free phosphate = atp doesn’t release energy, it stores it. therefore it was only I and III.</p>
<p>anyways i think there was an answer about “bio magnification” (the process in which toxic substance are stored as u go up the food chain)
i think</p>
<p>^^That one. I don’t really remember.</p>
<p>For the prokaryote and mitochondria, shouldnt the right answer be because of their membrances?</p>
<p>@bio There was. It was one in the matching section, I think, along with the pollution/greenhouse gases/etc.</p>
<p>@scribbling. no. we discussed how their rna’s are similar.</p>
<p>^i remember putting down something about not having a defined nucleus</p>
<p>anyways guys
i think i had enough of this test now
but thanks for sharing ideas and stuff!
it was really helpful
thank god collegeconfidential was here to rule over college board!!! kkk</p>
<p>@scribbling, I think it’s RNA, but there’s been some debate over it, and different sources say different things.</p>
<p>The defined nucleus had to do with differences b/t prokaryotes and eukaryotes.</p>
<p>@nritya</p>
<p>the one ur talking about is the comparison between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
i think cuz the former doesn’t have a nucleus</p>