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Anastasy [175]
3 years ago
9

What is the most effective type of research question?

English
1 answer:
siniylev [52]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

B. a question that is challenging and does not have one correct answer.

Explanation:

that seems like the best answer to me

Hope this helps!!

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“Since Richard mentioned the olden days lets harken to 1620 when universal land measures first became law in England and America. As you rode your horse into town you had to pass 80 telephone poles in order to reach a mile because they were 1 chain apart, or 66 feet. And each chain had 100 links, if you wanted to break it down further. Road rights-of-way also were 1 chain wide. And 80 square chains made a square mile, or 640 acres – and that was 1 section of land.

But if you’d rather count fence posts you had to pass 320 in order to reach a mile because they were a rod apart, or 16.5 feet. And since everyone knew that an acre was 10 square chains (43,560 square feet) it was easy to tell how many acres were in your neighbor’s farm.

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