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ACT Science: Data Representation Passage Drill 1, Problem 1. What do the statistics in Figure 1 suggest?
ACT Science: Data Representation Passage Drill 1, Problem 2. Which of the following is a variable in Figure 1, but not in Figure 2?
ACT Science: Data Representation Passage Drill 1, Problem 3. What is the strong correlation between weight and a player's salary?
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ACT Science: Data Representation Passage Drill 2, Problem 10. If research done in worms were to directly apply to humans, what is likely to be true based off of the data provided?
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That's WORM drives.
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If research done in worms were to directly apply to humans, what is likely to be true
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based off of the data provided?
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Here are the potential answers...
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After all the problems we've done about this passage, we now know that worms show an increase
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in protein aggregation as they age.
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If worms are like humans, like the question says, humans should show a similar phenomenon.
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Therefore, we can conclude that humans will also have
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increased protein aggregation as they age.
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The answer is D.
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