Question

question # 2
multiple choice
quantitative analytic methods are needed to determine _.
o the type of the poison found in the blood
o whether or not the victim bled to death
the blood - spatter pattern
the amount of poison found in the blood

Explanation:

Quantitative analytic methods deal with numerical amounts. Determining the amount of poison in the blood requires measuring and quantifying (numerical value), which is in line with quantitative methods. Identifying the type of poison (qualitative - identifying kind, not amount), checking if victim bled to death (more about observation of circumstances, not numerical quantification), and blood - spatter pattern (more about pattern recognition, often qualitative or with some geometric aspects but not primarily quantitative in the sense of amount measurement) do not primarily rely on quantitative analytic methods for their determination as much as measuring the amount of a substance (poison amount).

Answer:

the amount of poison found in the blood