Chapter 4: Problem 1
If two times a number is equal to that number minus 4 , what is the number? A) \(-7\) B) \(-6\) C) \(-4\) D) \(-3\)
Chapter 4: Problem 1
If two times a number is equal to that number minus 4 , what is the number? A) \(-7\) B) \(-6\) C) \(-4\) D) \(-3\)
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A group of students at Omega High School is using staples and popsicle sticks to build a scale model of the Great Wall of China as part of a project detailing China's military history. The number of staples the students will need is three times the number of popsicle sticks they will need. If the students determine they need 84 staples for this particular project, how many popsicle sticks will they need?
Which of the following situations is most analogous to the recent swelling of the Long Valley Caldera? A) Many small tremors along a particular fault precede a large, magnitude 8 earthquake. B) A scientist discovers a new species of insect by chance while observing snakes in the Amazon rainforest. C) Bad road conditions cause a collision between two cars, and poor visibility contributes to a multi-car pile-up. D) A doctor is unable to give a definitive diagnosis to a patient after assessing symptoms typical of a particular disease.
The primary purpose of the passage is to A) support the findings of classic laboratory experimentation. B) assert that controversial findings should cause alarm. C) present concerns raised by the results of a study. D) criticize the methodology of an existing study.
The number of soil samples, \(s\), that Sonal needs for an experiment must be
greater than 6 but less than or equal to 13 . Which of the following
represents an acceptable number of soil samples for Sonal's experiment?
A) \(6
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