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In optics, what does it mean to invert an image?

• The image is rotated 90 degrees

• The image is flipped upside down

• The image is magnified

• The image is reduced in size

In chemistry, what happens when a molecule undergoes inversion?

• The molecule changes its chemical formula

• The molecule changes its spatial configuration

• The molecule breaks into smaller molecules

• The molecule gains an electron

Which of the following is an example of an inverted ecological pyramid?

• Pyramid of numbers

• Pyramid of biomass

• Pyramid of energy

• Pyramid of productivity

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In mathematics, what is the inverse of a function?

• A function that doubles the input

• A function that reverses the effect of the original function

• A function that squares the input

• A function that halves the input

What is the result of inverting a DNA sequence in genetics?

• The sequence is deleted

• The sequence is duplicated

• The sequence is reversed

• The sequence is transcribed

In physics, what does it mean to invert a wave?

• The wave is amplified

• The wave is flipped in phase

• The wave is attenuated

• The wave is split into two

In electronics, what is the function of an inverter?

• To convert AC to DC

• To convert DC to AC

• To increase voltage

• To decrease current

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In biology, what is an inverted repeat sequence?

• A sequence that is repeated in the same direction

• A sequence that is repeated in the opposite direction

• A sequence that is not repeated

• A sequence that is repeated with mutations

In the context of light, what is an inverted spectrum?

• A spectrum with colors in reverse order

• A spectrum with increased intensity

• A spectrum with decreased intensity

• A spectrum with missing colors