A weight (g) 50 40- 30- --Cmah-/- HFD -wild type HFD -Cmah-/-NCD wild type NCD 20+ 02 4 6 8 10 12 study week B weight (g) 50 40- 30- 20- 10- wild type NCD PODO DOGO Cmah-/-NCD wild type HFD Cmah-/-HFD C glucose (mg/dL) 250- 200- 150- 100 wild type NCD # Cmah-/- NCD wild type HFD What is the independent variable in Panel A (the left-hand graph) of this figure? (Note: Refer to BioSkill 2 to help answer this question correctly.) O Cmah-/- HFD

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weight (g)
----Cmah-/- HFD
--wild type HFD
50₁ -Cmah-/-NCD
wild type NCD
40-
30-
20+
0 2
6 8 10 12
study week
B
weight (g)
50
40-
30-
20-
10-
wild type NCD
Cmah-/-NCD
wild type HFD
Cmah-/-HFD
C
(1/6)
250-
200-
150-
100-
wild type NCD
Cmah-/-NCD
wild type HFD
What is the independent variable in Panel A (the left-hand graph) of this figure? (Note: Refer to
BioSkill 2 to help answer this question correctly.)
O
O
Cmah-/- HFD
Transcribed Image Text:A weight (g) ----Cmah-/- HFD --wild type HFD 50₁ -Cmah-/-NCD wild type NCD 40- 30- 20+ 0 2 6 8 10 12 study week B weight (g) 50 40- 30- 20- 10- wild type NCD Cmah-/-NCD wild type HFD Cmah-/-HFD C (1/6) 250- 200- 150- 100- wild type NCD Cmah-/-NCD wild type HFD What is the independent variable in Panel A (the left-hand graph) of this figure? (Note: Refer to BioSkill 2 to help answer this question correctly.) O O Cmah-/- HFD
How did the weights of the mice change over the course of this study?
All generally decreased, but not the same amount.
All stayed essentially the same.
O All generally increased the same amount.
Some decreased while others stayed the same.
Some groups increased and some decreased.
O All generally increased, but not the same amount.
All generally decreased the same amount
Transcribed Image Text:How did the weights of the mice change over the course of this study? All generally decreased, but not the same amount. All stayed essentially the same. O All generally increased the same amount. Some decreased while others stayed the same. Some groups increased and some decreased. O All generally increased, but not the same amount. All generally decreased the same amount
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