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CarolineHaskins
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PT142.S4.Q23
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CarolineHaskins
5 days ago

I am still a bit confused. In the stimulus, it states that the government must ensure citizens have majority ownership for 1 year. If we can't determine whether this will definitively happen, aren't we failing the condition of ensuring majority ownership?

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CarolineHaskins
Edited Sunday, Sep 20

How did he get 18%? Wouldn't the odds of survival be 43.05%? If it's 0.9 to the 8th power. (I am aware this doesn't change the answer; it's just bothering me lol)

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CarolineHaskins
Thursday, Jun 18

Unsure of why "it" is considered a referential for question 1, and the video does not consider it. If we plugged in "keeping deep wounds free of bacteria" in the sentence, it would read "keeping deep wounds free of bacteria is difficult to keep deep wounds free of bacteria." I know "it" can function as a referential pronoun but it does not appear to be doing so here.

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CarolineHaskins
Wednesday, Jun 17

In question 5, can "but this is not a sustainable long-term solution" be considered a subsidiary conclusion? I know it isn't the main conclusion, but doesn't it both receive support from the first sentence and give support to the main conclusion/last sentence?

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