Question

The total market value of goods and services produced in a certain country during a specific period of time.

Which of the following best matched the definition above?

entrepreneurship
gross domestic product
capital investment
mixed economy

Answer 1

@Destinymasha

Answer 2

I thought we just did this .-.

Answer 3

Look at the map of Africa above. The country of South Africa is at the very southern tip. The location of South Africa is very important. A lot of trade has to go around the southern tip to get from countries like India in the East to places like the United States and Europe in the West. The location and land of South Africa are examples of good

capital resources.
human resources.
entrepreneurs.
natural resources.

Answer 4

Capital Resources --goods used to produce other goods and services
Human resources -- A person in a business or organization, who is an important part of it all
Entrepreneurs -- people who take the risk of starting a business
natural resources --Stuff like water, tress, etc that can be used for economic gain

Answer 5

A

Answer 6

okay hold on

Answer 7

I think so!

Answer 8

IceTreats is a company that sells ice cream bars. Inside every box of IceTreats, there is a survey that asks customers their favorite ice cream brand. Ninety percent of the survey-takers chose IceTreats. Based on the survey, IceTreats says that 90% of the public likes IceTreats more than any other brand of ice cream bar.

Is this a fair statement?

No, a survey is not a good method of collecting data.
Yes, IceTreats has reported the data correctly.
No, the survey method is biased.
Yes, companies never make deceptive statements.

Answer 9

What do you think?

Answer 10

ikd!

Answer 11

idk*

Answer 12

Well, A makes no sense
and D makes no sense either

Answer 13

i think C

Answer 14

@Destinymasha i think C

Answer 15

A pharmaceutical company states in advertisements that their new ScarX Cream is guaranteed to erase scars in one month.
The company based their claims on a study done by the company's dermatologists.

The study showed that 84 percent of users said the sizes of their scars were reduced after using the product for 50 days. Do the study results support the company's claims?

No, the results indicated that the scars were reduced, not erased.
No, no product will ever be able to erase skin scars.
Yes, 84 percent of the study's subjects saw positive results.
Yes, the results indicated the product is effective against scars.

@madeline.grey can you help too?

Answer 16

A?

Answer 17

Exactly :)

Answer 18

A student reads in her science textbook that orange juice is a good source of vitamin C. The student then examines the following nutrition facts label from a bottle of orange juice.

Does the nutrition facts label support the claims made by the science textbook?

https://app31.studyisland.com/userfiles/TX7senutrition.gif

No, orange juice contains too many carbohydrates to be healthy.
Yes, orange juice is a good source of all necessary vitamins.
Yes, orange juice contains a large amount of vitamin C.
No, orange juice is only a good source of folate.

Answer 19

Well, 130% of calcium is a mighty number:3

Answer 20

C?

Answer 21

Yuppers :P

Answer 22

4.
A scientist collected the following data on algal growth during an experiment

Which of the following conclusions could be drawn from the data?

Algae multiply most rapidly at 35°C.
Algae multiply most slowly at 20°C.
Algae multiply most slowly at 10°C.
Algae multiply most rapidly at 20°C.

Answer 23

Well, from 10 -20 degrees, its decreasing....
Then, at 20- 25 it goes up by 8
Then from 25 -30, it goes up by 8 again
Then 30 -35, it goes up by 19
Then 35 -40, it goes up by 8

Answer 24

so add all those together?

Answer 25

im confused

Answer 26

Nope -->at what point does it increase more significantly than the rest?

Answer 27

So, i think 35 degrees :)

Answer 28

its not right :(

Answer 29

Which of the following would make experimental results more reliable?

choosing the data that match the hypothesis
increasing the number of variables in the experiment
performing the experiment multiple times
adding the experimenter's opinion to the conclusions

Answer 30

OMG -.-

Answer 31

on this one ^ i think A

Answer 32

IKR! So... so UGHHH! *pulls hair* IFIVSNIONVSPIOFJQA{FJ! >:(

Answer 33

Wouldn't doing it multiple times help?

Answer 34

Eh?

Answer 35

Im sorry, i dont understand your question O-o

Answer 36

Wouldn't preforming the experiment multiples times make it more reliable?

Answer 37

............ um.............

Answer 38

Now, that i think about it. I guess your rite :)

Answer 39

ABC Gasoline wants to prove that its fuel produces more gas mileage in cars than the leading competitor's fuel. In a test, one gallon of ABC gasoline is put in a car and the car is driven at 50 mph until it runs out of gas. Then, the test is repeated using the competitor's gasoline in the same car on the same road. The results are shown below.

Fuel Type Gas Mileage Weather Conditions
ABC 32 mpg warm, calm
Competitor 29 mpg warm, windy

Which of the following is true?

No conclusion can be drawn; there are not enough variables in the experiment.

ABC Gasoline can conclude that its fuel produces more gas mileage in cars than its competitor's fuel.

No conclusion can be drawn; the differing weather conditions could have influenced the results.

ABC Gasoline can conclude that its fuel produces less gas mileage in cars than its competitor's fuel.

Answer 40

:)

Answer 41

Oh wait, xD Already did this question.

Answer 42

ok

Answer 43

Oh goodie >.>

Answer 44

so its my quesion is the same one, whrn you said 35 degrees

Answer 45

I get it , nvm lol
Alrighty, lets work on this question :P