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The student and tutor reviewed fundamental chemistry concepts for an upcoming AP Biology exam, focusing on atomic structure, isotopes, and radioactive decay. They practiced defining isotopes and understanding half-life calculations, with plans to cover these topics further in future sessions.

The tutor and student reviewed the lac operon, gene regulation, and epigenetic modifications, focusing on understanding the molecular mechanisms and components involved. They worked through quiz questions to reinforce these concepts, with the tutor providing explanations and additional resources, including a study book.

The student and tutor worked through physics problems related to forces on inclined planes and connected objects. They practiced resolving forces, calculating net force and acceleration, and applying concepts of static friction and tension. The tutor assigned additional practice problems for homework and rescheduled the next session.

The class session delved into the intricacies of gene expression, covering foundational concepts, key terminology, and the molecular processes of transcription and translation. The tutor explained post-transcriptional modifications, alternative splicing, and DNA methylation. The student practiced applying these concepts through multiple-choice questions, with plans to complete remaining questions as homework.

The Student and Tutor reviewed concepts related to genetic variation, including alleles, independent assortment, crossing over, meiosis, and random fertilization. They discussed how these processes contribute to genetic diversity in sexually reproducing organisms and worked to clarify the Student's understanding of homologous chromosomes and their role in cell division. No specific homework was assigned, but the discussion covered the key mechanisms for genetic diversity.

The tutor and student worked through physics problems involving relative motion and projectile motion. They practiced setting up coordinate systems, applying kinematic equations to calculate distances, velocities, and times, and deriving formulas for maximum height and range in projectile motion. The next steps involved completing practice calculations based on the formulas derived.