Advanced Placement (AP), 15.07.2019 11:00, quetzaliescalona
Mescaline can cause both shaking, restless movements and slow, imbalanced ones.
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Advanced Placement (AP), 24.06.2019 03:30, amedaldafari
Hurry: the angle measures associated with which set of ordered pairs share the same reference angle? (-square-root 3/2, 1/2) , (-1/2, -square-root 3/2) (1/2, -square-root 3/2) , (-square-root 3/2, 1/2) (-1/2, -square-root 3/2), (1/2, square-root 3/2) (square-root 3/2, 1/2) , (1/2, square-root 3/2)
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Advanced Placement (AP), 24.06.2019 07:30, tjiaxin8082
Which of these statements properly demonstrates the angle addition postulate for the m∠afc m∠afc ? a. m∠afc=m∠afb+m∠bfd m∠afc=m∠afb+m∠bfd b. m∠afc=m∠afb+m∠bfc m∠afc=m∠afb+m∠bfc c. m∠afc=m∠cfd+m∠dfe m∠afc=m∠cfd+m∠dfe d. m∠afc=m∠afb+m∠dfc+m∠cfb m∠afc=m∠afb+m∠dfc+m∠cfb
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Advanced Placement (AP), 24.06.2019 18:30, janiya73
Ascientist has predicted that the population of earth will continue to grow exponentially until the year 2300. at that point, we will reach carrying capacity of earth’s resources, and population growth will plateau. if the scientist’s prediction is correct, what can you predict about human energy use at that time? justify your answer by explaining the relationship between population growth and energy use. (5 points)
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Advanced Placement (AP), 25.06.2019 15:00, iamsecond235p318rq
Ahypothesis test is conducted with a significance level of 5%. the alternative hypothesis states that more than 65% of a population is right-handed. the p-value for the test is calculated to be 0.03. which of the following statements is correct? we can conclude that more than 3% of the population is right-handed. we cannot conclude that more than 65% of the population is right-handed. we can conclude that more than 65% of the population is right-handed. we can conclude that exactly 3% of the population is right-handed. there is not enough information given to make a conclusion.
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