How to use OpenStudy: ask questions related to what you are studying, and maybe one or two specific questions taken verbatim from the book, to see how a problem is addressed and learn methods to solve it.

How not to use OpenStudy: ask questions on a test or assessed piece when you have x minutes remaining to answer and start abusing other OpenStudy users when they don't give you the precise answer immediately.

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How to use OpenStudy: ask questions related to what you are studying, and maybe one or two specific questions taken verbatim from the book, to see how a problem is addressed and learn methods to solve it.

How not to use OpenStudy: ask questions on a test or assessed piece when you have x minutes remaining to answer and start abusing other OpenStudy users when they don't give you the precise answer immediately.

anonymous · Answer

The concession stand sells hot dogs and drinks during their high school foot ball game. John bough 6 hot dogs and 4 drinks and paid $6.70. Jessica bought 4 hot dogs and 3 sodas and paid $4.65. what is the price of a drink?

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following is NOT a good tip for critical thinking? 
A. 	balance reason and emotion
	B.	differentiate between reliable and unreliable information
	C.	predict consequences
	D.	follow your instincts