Advanced Placement (AP)

What is AP (Advanced Placement?)
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11. Which of the following is FALSE?
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PLEASE PLEASE HELP:: The scoop of an excavator holds 26 ft3 of sand. If the capacity of a freight car is 39 tons of sand and we know that 1 ft3 of sand weighs 0.5 tons, how many freight cars can be filled with 120 loads?
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32 on the 4th ya know
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Question. Passage. When the accident happen Kofi was on his way to the shop. As soon as Kofi got to the spot where the accident had happened he got out of his car and immediately called for help. When no help was forth coming, he dialed 911 for the emergency services but they took long before they arrived. So in the meantime, Kofi approached the accident car and found two people in the car. He managed to bring one person out but the other one was stuck in the car and was losing a lot of blood. When the ambulance arrived, the other person in the car had died. Kofi said openly that the ambulance service of Ghana is horrible. The Ghana ambulance service. Kofi was crying knowing that there was nothing he could have done to save the other person. He said, if the ambulance had arrived just a little earlier, this other person could have been saved. Kofi couldnt go back to the shop but he either went to the church to pray or to the hospital with the wounded. Study the passage and label its correct logical name How many expressions in the passage do not clearly and directly have truth values? State these expressions in (ii). Give the logical names of the expressions stated in (iii). Explain your answer in (iv). Identify the conditional statement in the passage and state it. How many logical connectives are in the last paragraph of the passage? State them. State the main connective in the sentence. Write the symbolic form of the main connectiv
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One good way to cut down on the expenses of technology while in college isto:A. borrow your friend's computer.B. use a smartphone for most of your communication needs.c. take advantage of the free Wi-Fi available on most collegecampuses.O D. use a typewriter.
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18. What is the correct test statistic and conclusion?
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6. The supply manager at a local ice cream shop claims that 80% of customers prefer chocolate over vanilla. One of the employees believes that is an overstatement. He selects a random sample of 50 customers and found that 30 of them preferred chocolate over vanilla. Which of the following is the appropriate margin of error for a 95 percent confidence interval to estimate the population proportion of all customers that prefer chocolate over vanilla?
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15. Which of the following gives the correct test statistic and p-value?
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17. Which of the following scenarios describes an experiment?
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Patrick's Pie is currently the only pizzeria in College Town. It can either advertise or not advertise.Dee's Pizzeria is contemplating whether to enter or stay out of the College Town market. Each pizzaestablishment independently and simultaneously makes its decision. The payoff matrix aboveshows the profits for each combination of decisions, and both players have complete information.The first entries in the payoff matrix are Patrick's profit, and the second entries are Dee's profit.What actions maximize the combined total profits for Patrick's Pie and Dee's Pizzeria?Your answer:
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i know i know a b c d
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For the example My loving people (line 1), which of the following key ideas from the topic sentence does it support? (May be more than one) Authority , female, none , dominance and prowess
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wat is yeet mean pls answer
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An increase in aggregate demand is:A. A rightward movement along the AD curveB. A leftward movement along the AD curve.C. A rightward shift in the AD curve.D. A leftward shift in the AD curve E. Caused by price charges.
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The Mexican American population of Texas was
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James was the lead in the school play. It was opening night. Mr. Ramirez, the director, asked James if he was ready to go on and reminded him about a few last-minute changes in the script. A number of thoughts and feelings came over James as the curtain went up. James became anxious when he saw all the faces of the audience members. Then he saw his mother, who is a professional actress, sitting in the front row. James could not relax. At that instant, he saw his psychology teacher in the audience. He knew that he needed to use the concepts learned in her class to make sense of these thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. Describe how each of the following concepts might help James give a strong performance. State-dependent memory Arousal theory Positive reinforcement Selective attention Imagery Social facilitation Sensory adaptation
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Ask me anything you liked and I have to give the truth
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Mrs. Brown has 5 daughters. Each of these daughters has a brother. How many children does Mrs. Brown have?
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Write a story about a man who does and then comes back to life and then you have to write it in Spanish or in Vietnamese
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5. According to a report, more and more young adults are drinking coffee daily. An independent study conducted using a random sample of 500 young adults produces a 95 percent confidence interval for p, the proportion of all young adults who drink coffee daily. The interval was reported to be (0.14, 0.18). Which of the following is correct?(A)The margin of error for the given interval is 0.04.(B)We can conclude that a majority of young adults drink coffee daily.(C) There is a 95% probability that the true proportion of young adults that drink coffee is between 0.14 and 0.18.(D)We can be 95% confident that the true proportion of young adults that drink coffee daily is between 0.14 and 0.18.(E) If this procedure were to be repeated many times, 95% of the resulting confidence intervals will display that the true proportion of young adults that drink coffee daily is between 0.14 and 0.18.
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describe the ways that urban and suburban areas might reduce smog.
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Larrys Lumber Mill sells lumber in a perfectly competitive product market. However, Larrys Lumber Mill is the only employer of labor in the small community where it is located. The labor market is depicted by the graph above. (a) Using the labels from the graph above, identify each of the following. (i) The optimal quantity of labor Larrys Lumber Mill will hire (ii) The wage rate Larrys Lumber Mill will pay (b) Using the labels from the graph above, identify the number of workers Larrys Lumber Mill would hire if the labor market were perfectly competitive. (c) Because of growing housing demand, the price of lumber increases. What will happen to each of the following? (i) Larrys Lumber Mills demand for labor. Explain. (ii) The supply of labor
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