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The graph shows how the price of a stock has changed over the course of a year. Which is the best conjecture for the stock’s price in August?

A. $9
B. $50
C. $35
D. $40

Question

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The graph shows how the price of a stock has changed over the course of a year. Which is the best conjecture for the stock’s price in August?
 
 A. $9 
 B. $50 
 C. $35 
 D. $40

anonymous · Answer

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compassionate · Answer

There is no August

anonymous · Answer

I know...

anonymous · Answer

@AccessDenied @.Sam. CAN U HELP?

anonymous · Answer

Er...Hello?

anonymous · Answer

@Compassionate Do u know how to solve it?

compassionate · Answer

40.

anonymous · Answer

@connor_ @chaser71 @livya15 @Burningitdown @Happpily @ShadyyKatie

anonymous · Answer

Whats wrong Crazy

anonymous · Answer

@Compassionate I have 5 more. Can u help? 0_0

anonymous · Answer

Make that 6

anonymous · Answer

The box-and-whisker plot shows the weights, in kilograms, of randomly selected packages in a mail truck. Which of the following conjectures does the plot support?
 
 A. The median weight of the packages in the truck is about 50 kilograms. 
 B. Half of the packages in the truck weigh between 20 and 30 kilograms. 
 C. There are at least 100 packages in the truck. 
 D. About three-fourths of the packages in the truck weigh less than 50 kilograms.

anonymous · Answer

@chaser71 Do u know it?

compassionate · Answer

Look at the point in the middle. It's the third one, right? It's the middle... therefore...

anonymous · Answer

It looks like B.

compassionate · Answer

Yup.

anonymous · Answer

I have 5 more now if that's ok.

compassionate · Answer

Go ahead...

compassionate · Answer

You have until 10:15... It is 10:00 my time.

anonymous · Answer

Choose the counterexample that disproves the conjecture. 
For all real numbers n, 1 ÷ n > 0.
 
 A.  n = 3 
 B.  n = 1 
 C.  n = 0.5 
 D.  n = –0.5

compassionate · Answer

Well, if you divide 1 by -0.5, you get -2... which is less than 0..

anonymous · Answer

@Compassionate 

2. If n is a prime number, then n^2 has a 1, 5, or 9 in the ones place. 
A. n = 3 
B. n = 17 
C. n = 31 
D. n = 2  <------

compassionate · Answer

Yes.

compassionate · Answer

5 minutes.

anonymous · Answer

Which is a counterexample that disproves the conjecture?
        A student concludes that if x is a real number, then x ≥ x^3.
 
 A. x = 3 
 B. x = 1 
 C. x = 0 
 D. x = –1

IDK THIS ONE, I'M PRETTY SURE IT'S NOT A.
@Compassionate

compassionate · Answer

I'm going out on a limb, as I don't know this type of math very well, but -1.

compassionate · Answer

This will be the last question.