Questions in Grade College

Questions in Grade College

[Jawaban] Match the following digital marketing strategies and their meaning: Designed to drive more traffic to your website by members of your target audience. Can include videos, blog posts, infographics, and more. Involves using video to promote and market your product or service efficiently. A. Video marketing B. Search engine optimization C. Content marketing

[Jawaban] Explain the work-energy theorem, including the direction energy moves and how it relates to positive and negative work.

[Jawaban] Simplify $20+5^2 \times 2$

[Jawaban] Simplify: $19 \sqrt{6}+25 \sqrt{7}+3 \sqrt{6}+6 \sqrt{7}$

[Jawaban] What effect do painkillers have on pathogens? A. No effect B. They kill them C. They cause them to mutate D. They cause them to reproduce

[Jawaban] An electric device delivers a current of [tex]$15.0 A$[/tex] for 30 seconds. How many electrons flow through it?

[Jawaban] Tropical cyclones often generate A. high rates of injured people B. tidal floods C. very heavy rainfall D. agricultural soil erosion

[Jawaban] Solve the following inequality using the algebraic approach: $5 x-1<2 x+11$ A. $x<\frac{12}{7}$ B. $x<\frac{10}{3}$ C. $x<\frac{10}{7}$ D. $x<4$

[Jawaban] Sarah stumbled upon a website called "GreenDreams.org" while searching for information on solar energy. The site claims to provide guides on renewable energy solutions, authored by self-proclaimed environmental enthusiasts and experts. However, upon closer examination, Sarah noticed that the last update to the website was in 2015, and there were no citations or references to reputable scientific studies within the past five years. What factor is lacking in credibility for this source? A. Currency, because the information is out of date B. Accuracy, because the information is not verifiable C. Authority, because the experts are probably older D. Publication, because the website is not real

[Jawaban] Analyze the following budget, with an income of $600, to determine how much can be spent on food for the month. | Month | Budgeted Amount | | ----------------- | --------------- | | Cell Phone | $65 | | Food | $ | | Entertainment | $95 | | College Savings | $200 | | Car Expenses - Gas, Insurance | $160 | A. $210 can be spent on food. B. $145 can be spent on food. C. $80 can be spent on food. D. $260 can be spent on food. Please select the best answer from the choices provided