If three tacos and two drinks cost $13. 00, and four tacos and one drink costs $15. 25, how much does a taco cost?

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Nesterboy [21]

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This might sound weird and I know it's not the answer and I'm sorry, but what does SAT stand for???

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Why did Maggie not have flood insurance? Check all that apply. Storms in her region are highly unlikely. She wanted to pay for r

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here are the reasons why Maggie did not have a flood insurance.

C. She felt she needed to save money.

D. She may have misunderstood her basic homeowners policy.

E. Her expenses were already high before paying for insurance.

According to the question, Maggie did not have enough money. She already had more than enough expenses.

The passage also said that there were months that the amount that she had was hardly enough to take care of basic needs.

She did not understand the home owners policy because she was told that they would offer it to her at an additional cost. She may have thought that she already had it covered.

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Homes in a new home development have been built with a floor plan that doesn't appeal to today's buyers. In a cost approach valu

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The kind of depreciation that the appraiser will apply in this case is called "functional obsolescence".

<h3>What is "functional obsolescence"?</h3><h3 />

The kind of loss of value that is attributable to loss of appeal is what tis called Functional obsolescence depreciation method.

It can be curable or incurable. curable means that by giving the property a face life, it re-acquires value.

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Read the quotation from "Song of Myself." You will hardly know who I am or what I mean, But I shall be good health to you nevert

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Answer:

The answer is “The self is complex and an integral part of nature”

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The nurse is teaching a patient with asthma how to use a peak flowmeter. What does the nurse include when teaching this patient?

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When teaching a patient how to use a peak flowmeter, the nurse should include the following steps:

Stand or sit up straight and make sure the indicator is at the bottom of the scale.
Take a deep breath and fill the lungs completely.
Place the mouthpiece in the mouth and close the lips tightly around it. Do not put the tongue inside the mouthpiece.
Blow out as hard and fast as possible in a single breath.
Note the number on the scale where the indicator stops. This is the peak expiratory flow (PEF) rate.
Repeat the process two more times and record the highest of the three readings.

<h3>What is a peak flowmeter?</h3>

A peak flowmeter is a device that measures how well air moves out of the lungs. It can help a patient with asthma monitor their condition and adjust their medication accordingly.

There are some steps that need to be teached to the patient:

Stand or sit up straight and make sure the indicator is at the bottom of the scale.

Take a deep breath and fill the lungs completely.

Place the mouthpiece in the mouth and close the lips tightly around it. Do not put the tongue inside the mouthpiece.

Blow out as hard and fast as possible in a single breath.

Note the number on the scale where the indicator stops. This is the peak expiratory flow (PEF) rate.

Repeat the process two more times and record the highest of the three readings.

Once we get these readings, the next steps are:

Compare the reading with the personal best PEF rate and the asthma action plan. The personal best PEF rate is the highest reading obtained when the asthma is well controlled. The asthma action plan is a written guide that tells the patient what to do based on their PEF rate and symptoms.

If the PEF rate is in the green zone (80% or more of the personal best), the asthma is under control and the patient should continue with their usual medication.

If the PEF rate is in the yellow zone (50% to 79% of the personal best), the asthma is getting worse and the patient should follow the instructions for increasing their medication or seeking medical attention.

If the PEF rate is in the red zone (below 50% of the personal best), the asthma is severe and the patient should use their rescue inhaler and seek emergency care.

The nurse should also teach the patient how to clean and store the peak flowmeter, and when to replace it. The nurse should emphasize the importance of using the peak flowmeter regularly and keeping a record of the readings and symptoms. The nurse should also encourage the patient to share the results with their health care provider and to follow the asthma action plan.

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