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What tests is used to test alcohol?
theres the breathalyzer and other tests that test for alcohol in your urine, that can only test for a day but the new one they have is the ETG test (Ethyl Glucuronide) which is an enzyme that your body produces after metabolizing alcohol and thats supposed to be in your system for 3 days but i have passed tests less then 24 hours after drinking 3 40s of 8.1% malt liquor using lots of water and coffee and maby some energy drinks and asparagus for color.
Which describes the correct comparison of the bac for todd a large-build male who has 3 beers in one hour and the bac for hector a large-build male who has 3 beers in two hours?
Todd's BAC will be higher than Hector's
Driving with with what bac (blood alcohol content) will get you arrested in every us state?
0.08 BAC. Note : Most adults get 0.08 after just 2-3 Drinks.
What are Divisibility tests?
Divisibility tests are simple methods used to determine whether a given integer is divisible by another integer without performing full division. Each test typically involves specific rules or patterns related to the digits of the number. For example, a number is divisible by 2 if its last digit is even, and by 3 if the sum of its digits is divisible by 3. These tests help quickly assess divisibility, making calculations easier, especially in mental math or simplifying fractions.
What does the word trials mean?
1) Any proceedings before the court of law. 2) Arduous tests to determine the worth of something or someone. 3) A preliminary test to determine the value of something, such as in medicine (Clinical Trials).
3 points on a skeleton are used to determine gender?
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What kind of tests are used to analyze data for expreimental treatments?
After calculating the mean and standard deviationvalues each value of the independent variable in the data, these are a few common tests that are used to further analyse the data and highlight its significance:1) Pearson Correlation Coefficient- This is to test for a strong/weak positive/negative correlation between the independent variable and the dependent variable. However, correlation does not necessarily imply causation.2) t-test- This post-hoc test is used to determine the level of significance of the difference between two sets of data.3) Chi2 test- This test tests for whether the difference in Expected and Observed values are significant or not.4) Analysis of variance (ANOVA)- This is like a massive t-test to test an entire set of data, without inflating the error of the analysis results. This is usually coupled with Tukey's Honest Significant Difference test.
How many ways can you arrange 3 things?
6 -- abc, acb, bac, bca, cab, cba
How many drivers involved in alcohol related traffic fatilities have a bac of 0.14 or higher?
2/3
Are daleks coming bac in season 5 of dr who?
They sure are! In episode 3, its called 'Victory of the Daleks''
How much power is needed to supply the losses associated with the production of the magnetic field in a 3-phase motor?
You need to conduct No load and full load losses tests to determine the losses.
How do you determine what type of metal I have?
I have a piece of metal in my garage. It's about 3 ft by 10 ft and I inch thick and must weigh over 1000 lbs. It was there when I moved it so have no idea what it is other then that a magnet sticks to it. Any idea on how to determine exactly what it is?
