Model with Two-Step Inequalities: Quiz! (ONLY 4 QUESTIONS PLS DONT PUT LINK :< ) Q1. A hot-air balloon is 1000 feet off the ground and its altitude is slowly changing at a constant rate of −412 feet per second.

How many seconds, s, will it take for the balloon to drop to below 215 feet?

Drag and drop a symbol and value to correctly complete the solution to this inequality.

QUESTION 2. For an experiment, the temperature of a liquid must stay above 60.4°F. The starting temperature of the liquid is 90.7°F. It is placed in a cooler, which lowers its temperature 3°F each minute.

How many minutes can the liquid can stay in the cooler?

Select from the drop-down menus to correctly complete the statement.
The liquid can stay in the cooler minutes.
Choose..."At most 10.1", "More then 10.1", "At least 10.1" or "Fewer than 10.1"

QUESTION 3. A gopher lives in an underground burrow. It starts at a certain point, p, underground and digs straight down to triple its distance under the surface. It then climbs straight down another 2 feet. Its final position is deeper than 8 feet under the surface.

What was the gopher's original position, p, relative to the surface?

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Q4. Robbie is going shopping. He has no more than $65.00 to spend. He wants to buy a pair of shoes for $21.95 and some shirts that cost $10.50 each.

Which inequality can Robbie use to determine how many shirts, s, he can buy?
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Pocket gophers, Thomomys species, often simply called gophers, are burrowing rodents that get their name from the fur-lined, external cheek pouches, or pockets, they use for carrying food and nesting materials. Pocket gophers are well equipped for a digging, tunneling lifestyle with their powerfully built forequarters; large-clawed front paws; fine, short fur that doesn't cake in wet soils; small eyes and ears; and highly sensitive facial whiskers that assist with moving about in the dark. A gopher's lips are also unusually adapted for their lifestyle; they can close them behind their four large incisor teeth to keep dirt out of their mouths when using their teeth for digging.

IDENTIFICATION AND BIOLOGY

Five species of pocket gophers are found in California, with Botta's pocket gopher, T. bottae, being most widespread. Depending on the species, they are 6 to 10 inches long including the short tail. Gophers typically remain underground in their burrow system, although you'll sometimes see them feeding at the edge of an open burrow, pushing dirt out of a burrow, or moving to a new area.

Mounds of fresh soil are the best sign of a gopher's presence. Gophers form mounds as they dig tunnels and push the loose dirt to the surface. Typically, mounds are crescent- or horse-shoe-shaped when viewed from above. The hole, which is off to one side of the mound, is usually plugged.

Mole mounds are sometimes mistaken for gopher mounds. Mole mounds, however, are more circular and have a plug in the middle that might not be distinct; in profile they are volcano-shaped. Unlike gophers, moles commonly make feeding burrows just beneath the surface, leaving a raised ridge to mark their path, in addition to building deeper "main" burrows.

phers. Several types and brands of lethal gopher traps are available. Most common are 2-pronged pincer traps, such as the Macabee, Cinch, or Gophinator, which the gopher triggers when it pushes against a flat, vertical pan or metal wire. Another popular type is the choker-style box trap. More recently, the Gopherhawk has been developed which is a choker-style trap that allows for direct insertion into the gopher burrow. At this time, little is known about the efficacy of this trap type.

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step-by-step explanation:

each line from a vertex to the midpoint of the opposite side is called a median. the point where the medians intersect, point q, is the centroid.

the centroid of δabc is point q.