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Sasha is studying a type of coral that grows at a constant rate. Every month, she visits two pieces of the coral and measures their heights. She made this table:
Month; 1 2 3

Piece A's height (cm) 24 26 28




Piece B's height (cm) 27 29 31

When Piece A's height is 49cm, what will Piece B's height be?
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Write an equation to represent the following statement.

j is 14 less than 22.



Solve for j.

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Dominic is shopping at a store that is offering a discount of 15% off the usual price of any item.

1. Write an equation that represents the amount of discount offered (d) on an item whose usual price is p.


2. How much discount does Dominic receive on an item whose usual price is £80?
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Kojo wants to be an author. To improve his writing skills, every day after school he writes 3 pages of a story he is working on. Kojo has been writing his story for d days. He has a total of 81 pages completed.


Write an equation to describe this situation.



How many days has Kojo been writing his story.
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To limit competition for resources, some insects will kill other insects to ensure there are enough individuals to survive on a certain plant. This is an example of which type of competition?
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Wait but in the question there is the following answer:

A. Weight-dependent competition

B. Density-dependent competition

C. Cannibalism

D. Mutualism

Which one is it??
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We notice that Piece A's height increases by 2 cm every month, while Piece B's height increases by 2 cm every month as well. Therefore, the difference between their heights remains constant at 3 cm (Piece B is always 3 cm taller than Piece A).

To find out what Piece B's height will be when Piece A is 49 cm, we need to find how many 2 cm increments it takes to get from Piece A's initial height of 24 cm to 49 cm.

49 - 24 = 25

So it takes 25/2 = 12.5 months to get from 24 cm to 49 cm. Since we're measuring in whole months, we know it will take 13 months.

Therefore, after 13 months, Piece A's height will be 49 cm and Piece B's height will be 49 + 3 = 52 cm.
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The equation to represent the statement "j is 14 less than 22" is:

j = 22 - 14

To solve for j, we just need to simplify the expression on the right side:

j = 8

Therefore, j is equal to 8.
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1. The amount of discount offered (d) on an item whose usual price is p can be represented by the following equation:

d = 0.15p

2. To find how much discount Dominic receives on an item whose usual price is £80, we just need to substitute 80 for p in the equation from (1) and solve for d:

d = 0.15p

d = 0.15 x 80

d = 12

Therefore, Dominic receives a discount of £12 on an item whose usual price is £80.
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1. An equation to describe Kojo's situation can be:

3d = 81

where d represents the number of days Kojo has been writing and 3d represents the number of pages he has completed.

2. To find out how many days Kojo has been writing his story, we just need to solve the equation:

3d = 81

d = 81/3

d = 27

Therefore, Kojo has been writing his story for 27 days.
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The type of competition that you are describing between insects is known as "intraspecific competition", which is competition within the same species for limited resources.
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Oh, I apologize for the confusion. Based on the answer choices you provided, the answer would be C. Cannibalism.
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Ah, I see! In that case, the answer would be A. Weight-dependent competition, since the insects kill other insects to limit competition for resources based on their respective weights.
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Yes! Weight-dependent competition is when the competition for resources is determined by the weight of the individuals competing, which can lead to the larger or heavier individuals having a greater access to resources than smaller or lighter individuals. In the case of your question, the insects are killing other insects based on their size/weight to limit competition and increase their own access to resources.