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Answer: Prevailing winds actually play an essential role in the Earth's heat distribution by ushering relatively warmer air to higher latitudes, and moving cooler air toward the equator. Prevailing winds tend to primarily blow either from the east or the west, depending on latitude.
The answer is B. It's the most logical answer because country roads maybe steeper than normal roads.
The conflict which is introduced in the given excerpt is:
- An internal conflict because Justin is undecided about how the other kids are going to decide who got the bikes.
Based on the given excerpt, we can see that the narrator talks about the scene where Justin was going home with some bikes and while his mother misinterpreted his silence for satisfaction, he was actually lost in thought because of an internal conflict.
With this in mind, we can see that the internal conflict which Justin had was that he did not know what would happen to the bikes once they are <em>wheeled into the garage</em> and the kids decide who got the bikes.
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Acura cars have higher mpg while BMW has more variation in mpg.
From the histograms of mpg distribution for the two makes of car :
- ACURA has most of its values at the center of the distribution with it's tail more conspicuous to the right at a maximum mpg value of 40 and a minimum of about 17.5 to the left.
- BMW on the other hand has its mpg distribution more spread out towards both sides of the distribution, ranging from a minimum of about 3 mpg and to a maximum of about 37.5 mpg.
- Hence, we could infer that, the histogram plot of BMW is more dispersed and hence has greater variation than ACURA.
- Since ACURA has it's peak at the middle, with minimum and maximum mpg values of 17.5 and 40 respectively, which are sufficiently greater than the minimum and maximum mpg values of BMW (3.0 and 37.5 respectively). Then we can conclude that ACURA has greater mpg.
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