a.)At rest, a car's horn

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  6. Multiple ChoiceA miniature, high-pitched flute is called a(n) ____________. (1 point) Responses English horn English horn French
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  9. horn lengths of texas longhorn cattle are normally distributed. the mean horn spread is 60 inches with a standard deviation of
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