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A survey of 450 randomly chosen US adults found that 35% of the 200 men and 40% of the 250 women attended a college football game during the past
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parameter, check conditions, perform calculations, and make conclusions). (10 points)
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You want free points & brainliest? answer this drivers ed question correctly and i got you in which of the following situations should you use your vehicle's hazard lights? a. you're stopped on the side of the road with an engine that won't start. b. you're driving toward the shoulder because you hear a strange noise. c. you're driving in the rain and your headlights aren't functioning. d. you're driving slowly because you just spilled coffee on your lap.
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