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Find the numerical equivalent of 25 ⋅2−2 2 5 ⋅ 2 − 2 (1 point) Responses 8 8 2 2 128 128 16
Asked by Sarah 1 answer
Select the coordinates A′ and B′ after dilation of the line segment AB with a scale factor of 2, centered at the origin where the endpoints are A(3,7) and B(4,9) .(1 point) Responses A′ (6,14) and B′(−4,3) A′ (−6,3) and...
Asked by xen 1 answer
With which of the following activities should you stretch before participating in? (1 point) Responses Field Hockey Field Hockey Basketball Basketball Track Track All of the above All of the above
Asked by puyr 1 answer
After reading the article, your friends are interested in learning about the statistics/research on the effect of banning cell phones in educational settings. So, you watch the video titled Grades Improve When Cell Phone...
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Which of the following static stretches would best prepare your muscles to run a marathon? (1 point) Responses straight leg hamstring stretch and calf stretch straight leg hamstring stretch and calf stretch arm circles a...
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As you continue to read the article, you notice that it includes different viewpoints of educators, specifically the following quotes. “In Becky Dieffenbach’s opinion, bringing their own devices just becomes a source of...
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How is hunger different from appetite? (1 point) Responses Hunger is a learned response while appetite is an inborn response. Hunger is a learned response while appetite is an inborn response. Hunger is based on cultural...
Asked by yo mama 1 answer
Use the image to answer the question. An illustration shows a coordinate plane with four quadrants. The x-axis ranges from negative 6 to 6 in one unit increments. The y-axis ranges from negative 4 to 6 in one unit increm...
Asked by Alto saxaphone 1 answer
In this section, you’ll determine the meaning of words and phrases as they’re used in the text. You’ll also analyze the impact of specific word choices on meaning and tone and evaluate multiple sources of information pre...
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What does the “sell by” date tell you? (1 point) Responses the last date a product can be used the last date a product can be used how long the product will be at peak quality how long the product will be at peak quality...
Asked by yo mama 1 answer
nder each citation, write a paragraph that includes: 1. Summary: What is the source about? 2. Usefulness: How did it help your research? 3. Quality: Why is it a trustworthy or credible source? 4. Connection: How does it...
Asked by nose 1 answer
If h(x) has an inverse function h–1(x), then (h ∘ h^–1)(x) = (h^–1∘ h)(x). True False
Asked by Chuck Bass 1 answer
On the food label for a package of crackers, what does a 15 percent Daily Value for iron mean? (1 point) Responses The entire package of crackers is made up of 15 percent iron. The entire package of crackers is made up o...
Asked by yo mama 1 answer
Which can affect basal metabolic rate? (1 point) Responses age age appetite appetite hunger hunger daily values
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Which statement identifies a reason to preserve wetlands? They supply water to river systems. They store floodwaters. They divide different watersheds. They are used for hydroelectricity.
Asked by yo 1 answer
Why are plants unable to grow at the bottom of lakes? The water is colder at the bottom. Sunlight does not reach the bottom. Groundwater feeds into the bottom. Less fresh water is found at the bottom.
Asked by yo 1 answer
An aquifer receives 20 m3 of precipitation and loses 2 m3 of water through natural movement. If the water budget must be balanced, how much water can be pumped from the aquifer? 22 m3 36 m3 18 m3 20 m3
Asked by yo 1 answer
Passage: Now from our first source… Now in the article… Now in the podcast… Finally on the last source… Question: What revision would MOST improve organization? A. Remove one source B. Add transitions explaining connecti...
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Values of x and y Representing a Linear Function x y 11 58 20 103 Write the equation of the linear function that models the relationship shown in the table
Asked by Alto saxaphone 1 answer
A farmer dug a well but did not find any water. Which most likely explains why the farmer did not find water? The water table is deeper than the well. All the groundwater is flowing out of a spring. The well is being dug...
Asked by yo 1 answer
How do rivers become larger as they travel across land? Groundwater rises, adding water to rivers. Tributaries combine, adding water to rivers. Ice sheets melt slowly, adding water to rivers. Rainfall in an area increase...
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How do wetlands form? Tributaries flow into rivers. Runoff travels down the side of a divide. Water builds up in a depression left by an ice sheet. Groundwater comes to the surface and floods the land.
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You and your friend consider one more question before you move on to a different topic. Which event in the story do you think is most significant in explaining the shift in Peter and Wendy’s perspective throughout the te...
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what of the fallowing would have been studied as a result of the humanism movement
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Summary: What is the source about? 2. Usefulness: How did it help your research? 3. Quality: Why is it a trustworthy or credible source? 4. Connection: How does it relate to your topic? Indent the entire paragraph once (...
Asked by nose 1 answer