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3 years ago

How can you make a debate introduction for biology?

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I would assume it works the same way as a regular debate... So a debate introduction would include you opinion (or assigned side of the debate) of the topic, such as the pros or cons of the topic (biology).

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a) You have to divide the dollars spent in labor with the number of rugs produced.

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solvent expense=100gallons*5$/gallon=$500

The machine rental expense can be calculated calculated multiplying the number of days with the price per day.

machine rental expense = 20days*50$/day=$1000

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total expense=labor expense+solvent expense+machine expense

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