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There are four (4) parts to this question. Please take your time as you will use your result from Part A as the input to Part B, etc. Please note the following: Your answers must be integers. You must provide the exact answer GB is equivalent to 230 and not “1 billion” (i.e. – 1,073,741,824 bytes) You may assume a 4KB block size You may assume 4-byte addresses All answers are whole numbers – no fractions or decimals Answer these questions: How many data blocks are utilized for a file with 142.10 GB of data? [part_a] How many blocks of direct pointers are necessary to reference the data blocks in part (A)? [part_b] How many blocks of indirect pointers are necessary to reference the direct pointer blocks in part (B)? [part_c] How many blocks of double indirect pointers are necessary to reference the indirect pointer blocks in part (C)? [part_d]

Victims are permitted to make a statement to the court at sentencing about how a particular crime has affected them.

Racial disparities (differences) in sentencing do not exist in the criminal justice system.

What happens during DNA sequencing when a DNA polymerase uses a ddNTP?

If lactose is present and glucose is not, the lac operon will be ________.

 In the gel below, which lane shows a person with a nontaster gene?

What are the names of three steps of PCR and what happens during each step? 1. [1] 2. [2] 3. [3]

Kothari desires fitting in with her classmates through food. What does she want her mom to make that’s an epic failure?

Faulty use of authorities means as long as a person is an expert on any topic, you can use them for a source.

1. What movie did I reference when we talked about the difficulty in straddling two different cultures and not feeling like you fully belong in either? 2. What tweet did I read from Alexie in the video lecture? 3.  Name 1-2 writing tips from either Stephen King or Langston Hughes. 4. Alexie wanted to be what before he was a writer? 5. I created a video where I went over the Munoz video with various images as I discussed the passages. Name one of the videos/images in the lecture video.