Answer all questions please?, first, prompt the user for a # of years to enter for a player. Then, prompt the user for the player's starting year and then read in the statistics of the player for each of those years. The program should finish by printing out the highest year and lowest year for the player. It should behave like the sample below:
20. In the mammalian eye, the lens is composed of a large number of cells called lens cells. Only lens cells along the edges are close to a blood supply where they exchange nutrients and waste molecules. Lens cells in the middle of the lens are connected via gap junctions. Cataracts appear as a cloudiness that develops in the lenses of the eye, often with age. Biologists have suspected that cataracts result from a disruption in intercellular communication between lens cells through gap junctions. Which type of investigation would best provide more information about whether gap junctions are involved in cataract formation? Engineer mice to carry a mutation that knocks out connexin protein, and test to see whether these mice develop cataracts at a younger age than control mice. O Break open lens cells that have developed cataracts, isolate the cytoplasmic fraction, and test it for elevated nitric oxide levels. Quantitatively compare mRNA transcripts in lens cells that have been affected by cataracts, and compare them to unaffected controls. O Measure CAMP levels inside lens cells that have developed cataracts, and compare them to controls without cataracts. Count the gap junctions in lens cells, and compare to the number of gap junctions found in other cells, such as heart cells.14. Refer to the figure below. Outside of cel Epinephrine Epinephrine Activated G protein Cell membrane "receptor subunit - Activated GTP adenylyl cyclase ATP CAMP Active glycogen Inactive protein kinase A synthase Active protein kinase A Inactive glycogen Inactive phosphorylase kinase synthase Active phosphorylase kinase Inactive glycogen phosphorylase Active glycogen phosphorylase Glycogon Glucose 1-phosphate Glucose Inside of cell Blood glucose Outside of cell The figure shows a signal transduction pathway in a cell. How does the number of molecules change as the signal is carried in this pathway? O The number of molecules maintains a constant of one-to-one signaling up to the point of CAMP production, then declines gradually. O The number of molecules gradually increases up to the point of CAMP production, then increases exponentially. O The transfer of signal from one step to the next is a linear process throughout the entire pathway with one molecule signaling the next. O The transfer of signal from one step to the next is a random process with no specific trend in quantity of molecules produced at any given step. O The number of molecules gradually increases up to the point of CAMP production, then remains constant.Question 6 (1 point) 20 randomly selected students grades were recorded and asked if they liked statistics (Love, hate and Meh). Use the table below to answer the questions. Which events are Mutually Exclusive? Select ALL that apply. (Hint: Mutually exclusive means NO overlap nothing in common the intersection is 0) A and B Love stats and Meh Love stats and C Hate stats and A
