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Looking at the data, a group of students writes the following statements: I. Engine C would be the most difficult one to lift. II. Engine B has a speed of 78 km/h. III. Engine A would beat Engine B in
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Looking at the data, a group of students writes the following statements:

I. Engine C would be the most difficult one to lift.

II. Engine B has a speed of 78 km/h.

III. Engine A would beat Engine B in a timed race.



Which statement(s) would be correctly classified as observations?


II onlyII only , ,

I and III and II , ,

III onlyIII only , ,

I and III

Looking at the data, a group of students writes the following statements: I. Engine-example-1
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statement 1 & 2

this is because they both qualify as observations, while statement 3 is an assumption based off of the data presented
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Answer:

statement 1

Step-by-step explanation:

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