4. When we read, we are always thinking. The reason we have…
4. When we read, we are always thinking. The reason we have been annotating and completing the Notice and Note template is to observe the important elements in the author’s writing. Please make a list of at least 3 things we should consider taking notes about while we are reading AND why it’s important. HINT: Think about the categories from your notes and annotations. 1. – 2. – 3. –
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The following set of questions will feel very hard since we have not yet seen the material. This is normal. The test is designed to evaluate the course (not you). Knowing how you think and what you know at the beginning of the course will help me teach better. You are only graded for participation, not correctness. Do try your best, you will not receive the participation point if you do not do a legitimate attempt. No calculator or formula sheet are allowed but you may have one or two blank sheets scrap paper. Two small objects each with a net charge of +Q exert a force of magnitude F on each other: We replace one of the objects with another whose net charge is +4Q:
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A client is supposed to drink a 10 ounce (oz) bottle of magnesium citrate before an X-ray study. The client was only able to drink 4 oz. How many mL of magnesium citrate did the client consume? __________ mL (fill in the blank, express number only)
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The health care provider has ordered a 2,200 calorie (cal) diet for a client. If the calories are spread evenly among three meals, how many calories will the client be allowed to have at each meal? Round answer to the nearest whole number using appropriate rounding rules. _______ calories (express number only)
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The nurse is instructed to give a client 2/3 of a cup of solution. If 1 cup = 240 milliliters (mL), how many mL does the nurse administer? Round to the nearest whole number. _________mL (fill in the blank) (express number only)
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