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Question 1 Revisit Later Select an option Clear Response A monopoly can occur when a company's product is so innovative that its competitors find it very difficult to compete. When this occurs, it is common for competitors to invest heavily in O If companies invest heavily in product development, they will be able to product development to try and compete. create the next innovative product. Assuming the above information is true, which of the following conclusions can be made? O There are times when a product is so innovative, that the company which owns it will obtain a monopoly. Any attempt at a monopoly would eventually fail. O A company must have an innovative product to obtain a monopoly.Question 2 Revisit Later Select an option Clear Response A city's metropolitan area includes its surrounding suburban areas. The largest metropolitan area in the American Midwestern state of Ohio is Cincinnati, followed by Columbus, the capital O Ohio contains two of the four largest cities in the American Midwest region. city. Columbus is also the largest city in the state, the third largest in the American Midwest region and the fifteenth largest in the United States of America. Cincinnati is surrounded by more urban centers than Columbus. Which of the following can be inferred from the information given? O O Cincinnati is the second largest city in Ohio. O Cincinnati is in the American Midwest.Question 4 Revisit Later Select an option 2 Clear Response Diagnostic tests for diseases are not always accurate. The results can be a false positive; where the test shows the patient has a disease when in fact they don't. If a test for a disease is 99% O Patients who receive a positive result for a disease may feel unnecessarily accurate and a person tests positive, the probability of that person having the disease is not apprehensive. 99%. In reality, the rarer the disease, the lower the probability that a positive result means a patient actually has it, despite the test claiming 99% accuracy. The number of false negatives is related to how common the disease is, in Which of the following can be inferred from the information above? the same way false positives are. The accuracy of positive results in a diagnostic test for a disease depends on how common that disease is. O A positive result should never be treated as confirmation that the disease has occurred.Question 3 Revisit Later Select an option 2 Clear Response Industrialist: The increasing demand for energy has made us increasingly dependent on non- renewable fossil fuels. These release greenhouse gases, which adversely affect the environment O Preserving the remaining non-renewable sources is likely to protect the as they result in global warming. While it is impractical to reduce energy consumption, we can environment from further damage. develop technologies that require renewable energy sources, which release minimal greenhouse gases. O Using renewable energy resources is more cost-effective than using Which of the following conclusions can be made from the given information? conventional sources of energy. O Most of the energy used can be changed to renewable energy sources without needing a major change in technology. O Environmental deterioration could be largely contained without significantly decreasing energy consumption.Question 7 II] Revisit Later The 2010 census of the United States reported a 10 percent increase in the country's population when compared to the census in 2000. Texas reported the largest population increase of 4 million, followed by California, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Arizona. These were the only states to gain more than a million people during this decade and accounted for half at the overal! population increase of the United States. At 33 percent, the slate of Nevada showed the highest rate of population increase while Michigan was the only state that saw a populaton decrease. which of the following oonclusions can he made for the above information? Select an option {9 Clear Response The population of Arizona in 2000 was greater than 3 million. The population of Nevada in 2010 was greater than that of Texas. The population of California in 2010 was greater than that of Florida. The population of Michigan in 2010 was less than 3 million. Question 5 D Revisit Later Business analysts claim that, alter breaking-even (reaching a point of no profit and no loss), a 1% increase in sales will Increase net profit by 5% However, during the last financial year many companies that broke-even and showed more than a1% increase in sales also recorded a decrease in net profits. which of the following conclusions can he made from the above Normation? Select an option