In 2009, Ron and Betty both celebrated their 40th birthday. Based on life expectancy data for people born the same year as this couple, Ron should assume he could expect to live another ____ years, and Betty could expect to live another ____ years

a. 36; 40
b. 42; 38
c. 28; 32
d. 32; 28


a

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Which of the following statements about sibling relationships in adolescence is true?

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