Your roommate wants you to be happy, but not too happy, which would make your roommate jealous. If you have 0 utils, your roommate feels bad for you and has 0 utils. For the 1st 6 utils you gain, your roommate gains 1 util for every 2 that you gain. After that, more utils for you make your roommate resentful and less happy. Your roommate losses 1 util for every 2 utils you gain beyond 6. Draw a utility distribution curve by plotting the relationships described above. Label the points representing the Rawlsian, utilitarian, and egalitarian solutions "R," "U," and "E," respectively. The dotted 45-degree line and numbers are provided as guides that you might find useful. 
Definitions:
Conduct Water
The process by which water is transported throughout plants, particularly from roots to leaves, through structures like xylem vessels.
Minerals
Naturally occurring, inorganic substances with a definite chemical composition and crystalline structure.
Charophytes
A group of green algae thought to be the closest relatives of land plants.
Probable Ancestors
The most likely predecessors or early forms of living organisms from which others have descended.
Q11: Characterize "the practice of psychology," broadly conceived.
Q13: Contrast historical and scientific "truth."
Q18: How can Hamilton's principle of redintegration explain
Q20: The behaviorist school emphasized mainly<br>A) the objective
Q22: What are some of the LESS convincing
Q29: How has the balance of academic and
Q32: How has the membership of the APA
Q37: What was the Malleus Maleficarum?
Q40: For which of the following weapons of
Q89: The religious majority in Sub-Saharan African Senegal