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  1. Eating bugs as a substitute for larger livestock could contribute substantially to a more sustainable' world. Bugs have an
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  2. Eating bugs as a substitute for larger livestock could contribute substantially to a more sustainable world, Bugs have an
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  3. STUDENT MODELEating bugs as a substitute for larger livestock could contribute substantially to a more sustainable' world. Bugs
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  4. Use the image to answer the question there are 10 blue bugs, and two brown bugs identify the ratio of plain blue bugs to the
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  5. Identify the ratio of plain blue bugs to the total number of bugs. There’s 10 blue bugs and there’s 2 orange bugs
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  6. The number of bugs doubles every 4 days. If the bug population starts with 6 bugs, then the equation A(t)=6(2)0.25t𝐴 ( 𝑡 )
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  7. If there's 10 blue bugs and 2 orange bugs what is the ratio of the plain blue bugs to the total number of bugs.
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  8. There are 10 blue bugs and 2 red bugs.Identify the ratio of plain blue bugs to the total number of bugs
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  9. there are 10 blue bugsand 2 red bugs Identify the ratio of plain blue bugs to the total number of bugs.
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  10. suppose that the position functions of 2 bugs B1 and B2 in motion along the same line are B1=1/2t^2-t+3 and B2=-1/4t^2+t+1 for t
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    2. Anonymous asked by Anonymous
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