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In a DNA molecule the ratio of adenine (A) molecule to thymine (T) is 1:1. If in a strand of DNA there are 1 million A molecules, how many T molecules are expected in the same s…

In a DNA molecule the ratio of adenine (A) molecule to thymine (T) is 1:1. If in a strand of DNA there are 1 million A molecules, how many T molecules are expected in the same s…
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In a DNA molecule the ratio of adenine (A) molecule to thymine (T) is 1:1. If in a strand of DNA there are 1 million A molecules, how many T molecules are expected in the same strand?

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A. 1 million

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The correct answer is 1 Million
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