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3 years ago

Write an argument lauren can use to convince carmen to stop texting and driving.

1 answer:

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I'm not going to write one, but I'll tell you some ideas you can work with. Write about the harm that can happen if she were to get into a car accident. Basically to convince her to stop, you'll have to tell her what she will lose. Just easy stuff like that, but you'll have to be persuasive.

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Mkey [24]

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3 years ago

Which situation describes the best example of rotational motion?

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Question:

Which situation describes the best example of rotational motion?

A. Craig sent the pool ball spinning toward the side pocket.

B. The skater repeated the figure eight on the ice.

C. Sara spun the dreidel on its pointed end.

D. The mouse ran in circles around the mousetrap.

Answer :

Explanation:

It's C, because it is spinning. It can't be D because it's going in a circle, not spinning. it can't be A because it doesn't really make sense. It can't be B because the Skater is repeating, not rotating. So the only logical answer is C.

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2 years ago

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3 years ago

The box plot and table represent data on the number of points scored per game for two players, player a and player b, in their l

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If you were the coach, the player I would want on my team would be player A.

<h3>Which player would I want on my team?</h3>

The player I would want on my team is the better player.

Statistics of Player A:

Minimum score = 14

Maxium score = 40

First quartile = 25

Median = 31

Third quartile = 33

Statistics for Player B:

Arranging Player B's scores in ascending order: 8, 21, 22, 22, 25, 25, 26, 28, 29, 31, 32, 35, 46

Minimum score = 8

Maxium score = 46

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2 years ago

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Answer: .3 or 3/10

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