Answer:
Facts: Students must take Algebra I before they can take Algebra II. Dara is currently taking Algebra II.
Conclusion: Dara has taken Algebra I in the past.
Explanation:
This fact states that "Students must take Algebra I before they can take Algebra II", meaning there is no possibility that Dora hasn't taken Algebra l. The other conclusions don't have one definitive possibility.
Dx/dt=3
y=3x^3-2x
dy/dt=(9x^2)(dx/dt)-2(dx/dt)
When x= -2
dy/dt=(9(-2)^2)(3)-2(3)
=36(3)-6
=102
Hi!
Factory work most often does not require a degree. As a machine operator, you will receive on-the-job training. Another option is an apprenticeship.
So, we have this question down to two possibilities - B, and C. After some research, the most occurring theme is an apprenticeship.
The best option would most likely be C, but just know that it's a <em>very </em>close tie between the two.
Hopefully, this helps! =)
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