Write a python program that: - Defines a tuple of 5 integer numbers - prints the tuple - Appends a new value to the end of the tuple - prints the tuple again Please note that appending a new value to a tuple will change the tuple. However, as you learned in Unit 5, tuples are immutable i.e. do not change. Therefore, to solve this problem, you need to find a way to change a tuple.

The program is as follows:

my_tuple = (1,2,3,4,5)

print(my_tuple)

mylist = list(my_tuple)

mylist.append(6)

my_tuple = tuple(mylist)

print(my_tuple)

Explanation:

This defines a tuple of 5 integers

my_tuple = (1,2,3,4,5)

This prints the tuple

print(my_tuple)

To add new element to the tuple; First, we convert it to list. This is done below

mylist = list(my_tuple)

Then, an item is appended to the list

mylist.append(6)

The list is then converted to tuple

my_tuple = tuple(mylist)

This prints the tuple

print(my_tuple)

The correct answer is D. CAA UGG

Explanation:

According to the rule of base pairing the Adenine make complementary base pairing with thymine and thymine with adenine and guanine and cytosine base pairs with each other in DNA.

In RNA in place of thymine, uracil base pairs with the adenine. Therefore according to this base-pairing rule, the DNA strand GTT ACC will give rise to transcript CAA UGG. So in place of adenine uracil has come.  

Therefore the correct answer to this question is D. D. CAA UGG