Scenario:A medical researcher is studying the effect of…

    Scenario:A medical researcher is studying the effect of different intravenous (IV) fluids on red blood cells (RBCs). During the experiment, she places RBCs in two solutions: Solution A: After some time, the cells appear shriveled and spiky under the microscope. Solution B: The cells swell considerably, and some rupture, releasing their contents. The researcher explains that the solutions used caused changes in water movement across the cell membranes. Question:Which terms correctly describe what happens to the RBCs in Solution A and Solution B, and what type of solutions caused these effects? A. In Solution A, the RBCs crenate due to a hypertonic solution; in Solution B, they lyse due to a hypotonic solution.B. In Solution A, the RBCs lyse due to a hypotonic solution; in Solution B, they crenate due to a hypertonic solution.C. In Solution A, the RBCs lyse due to a hypertonic solution; in Solution B, they crenate due to a hypotonic solution.D. In Solution A, the RBCs become isotonic, leading to crenation; in Solution B, the RBCs lyse because both solutions were isotonic.  

Suppose George Michael frequently buys bananas from Jorge Mi…

Suppose George Michael frequently buys bananas from Jorge Miguel and Jorge Miguel always delivers the bananas directly to George Michael’s froze banana stand. If George Michael sends Jorge Miguel an offer that says, “I offer to purchase 1,000 bananas for $250,” Jorge Miguel’s obligation to deliver the bananas to the frozen banana stand is a(n) _________________.

Refer to the game theory matrix, where the numerical data sh…

Refer to the game theory matrix, where the numerical data show the profits resulting from alternative combinations of advertising strategies for Ajax and Acme. Ajax’s profits are shown in the upper right part of each cell; Acme’s profits are shown in the lower left. With collusion and no cheating, the outcome of the game is cell