The Text Gives an Example That Juxtaposes Bart's Claim That

question 18

Multiple Choice

The text gives an example that juxtaposes Bart's claim that he has a great method for choosing lottery numbers because he used it and won once and Marge's claim that she has a great method that has worked for her 11 times. This example shows that:

• A) people will never use statistical knowledge
• B) people understand the risk associated with buying lottery tickets
• C) people's judgments are too often based on the opinions of others
• D) people understand that accidents happen, but don't keep happening

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A type of unimolecular elimination reaction where the rate determining step involves the removal of a leaving group, forming a carbocation intermediate.

Major Organic Product

In organic chemistry reactions, it is the main product formed, characterized by being present in the greatest amount among products resulting from the conversion of reactants.

Structure

The arrangement or organization of parts within a whole, especially referring to the molecular or atomic arrangement in chemistry.

Major Organic Product

The primary organic compound resulting from an organic reaction, characterized by being produced in the highest yield.