Danny did not have enough time to prepare for a calculus exam, so he wrote the formulas he
thought he would need on the inside of his shirt cuff. The exam was so easy that he did not
even have to use the formulas, but in his mind he felt as though the instructor and his
classmates knew what he had done. It bothered Danny so much that he never again engaged
in that kind of behavior. This is an example of the force that helps shape our ethical
standards, which the text calls
a. values and morals.
b. family influence.
c. peer influence.
d. experiences.
e. situational factors.
D
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A) it is virtually impossible to evaluate this property outside the above frequency range. B) the human ear is insensitive to noise outside the above frequency range. C) most of the sound energy in human speech lies in the given frequency range. D) most of the sound energy in the noise produced in buildings lies in the given frequency range. E) none of the above.
Mr. Roberts built a levee averaging 1.6 feet high, 4.4 feet wide, and 8,675 feet long. He used an earth scraper with a capacity of 9 yards to help build the levee. To get the dirt, he lowered the field 6 inches with the scraper.
a. Express the yards of dirt in the levee using scientific notation with one decimal place. b. How many yards of dirt were moved? (Note: Do not forget that the field is lowered.) c. How many trips were made with the earth scraper?
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A. To constantly update service manuals B. To identify changes made during the model year C. Because they are more easily distributed than the entire service manual for a particular vehicle D. All of the above
When you purchase an animal from a pet shop, you generally know:
A) the animal's breed and age B) where the animal came from C) the conditions under which the animal was raised D) the animal's full pedigree