Solve the Problem. -Factories a and B Sent Rice to Stores 1 and Stores

question 163

Multiple Choice

Solve the problem.
-Factories A and B sent rice to stores 1 and 2. A sent 12 loads and B sent 23. Store 1 used 19 loads and store 2 used 16. It cost $200 to ship from A to 1, $350 from A to 2, $300 from B to 1, and $250 from B to 2. $8500 was spent.
How many loads went where?

• A) 11 from A to 1
• B) 0 from A to 1
• C) 10 from A to 1
• D) 12 from A to 1 1 from A to 2 12 from A to 2 2 from A to 2 0 from A to 2
• 8 from B to 1 16 from B to 1 9 from B to 1 7 from B to 1
• 4 from B to 2 7 from B to 2 14 from B to 2 16 from B to 2

Identify and understand the properties and hazards of toxic compounds including their routes of entry into the body.

Grasp the concept of chemical equilibrium, its dynamics, and how it is represented.

Learn about the factors that control equilibrium reactions, including the role of energy of activation.

Explain the significance of water and other compounds in toxicology, recognizing the potential of water as a toxin under extreme conditions.

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Definitions:

Tertiary Circular Reactions

A stage in Piaget’s theory of cognitive development where toddlers (around 12 to 18 months) experiment with new actions to see the outcomes, demonstrating an early form of problem-solving.

Mental Representations

Internal cognitive symbols that represent external reality, which are used in the process of thinking and understanding the world.

Violation-of-Expectation

A method used in developmental psychology research to study infants' understanding of physical and social world by evaluating their reactions to surprising or unexpected events.

Stimulus

Something that causes a response in an organism, sensory system, or psychological process.