Question

1. Five students in your class always sit together in the front row. This could be because (A) they really like each other or (B) nobody else in your class wants to sit next to them. Thinking about lipids, which explanation holds for the assembly of a lipid bilayer? Explain.

Answer 1

The answer is (B) nobody else in your class wants to sit next to them

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the bilayer is coupled in a particular way thanks to the exclusion of lipid molecules in the water. Since there is no interaction of lipids with water, they bind. The lipid bilayer forms bonds with each other, in this way, this lipid bilayer is less fluid and tends to transform into a more rigid layer.

Answer 2

hydrophobic tail and hydrophyllic

Step-by-step explanation:

Unless it is clearly communicated, the students are seated wherever they find such a preference. Popular opinion would be that they are not liked by the other members or that they are friends with each other.

In reference to the lipid bilayer there is a good reasons for such an assembly: The hydrophobic tail and hydrophyllic head of the phospholipid would try to avoid or seek out water respectively. If the students are disliked they will stay away from what they don't like and go to an agreeable place