World Languages, 01.09.2020 18:01, marvin07
Read the following passage from "The Cold Equations" He winced involuntarily from the words that were so like an echo of his own thoughts. How long? He didn't know; he would have to ask the ship's computers. Each EDS was given a meager surplus of fuel to compensate for unfavorable conditions within the atmosphere and relatively little fuel was being consumed for the time being. The memory banks of the computers would still contain all data pertaining to the course set for the EDS; such data would not be erased until the EDS reached its destination. He had only to give the computers the new data; the girl's weight and the exact time at which he had reduced the deceleration to .10. What textual evidence best supports your answer to the previous question? Group of answer choices How long? He didn't know; he would have to ask the ship's computers. Each EDS was given a meager surplus of fuel to compensate for unfavorable conditions within the atmosphere and relatively little fuel was being consumed for the time being. such data would not be erased until the EDS reached its destination He winced involuntarily from the words that were so like an echo of his own thoughts.
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World Languages, 23.06.2019 13:00, jademckinziemea
What is the author's purpose in this passagea. to remind people to avoid individuals who occasionally display bad manners. b. to encourage people to embrace the feeling of superiority over others. c. to persuade people to demonstrate good manners at all times. d. to convince people to freely express their emotions.
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