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Question 29 (1 point) How does the statistic provided in the first sentence of paragraph 2 MOST LIKELY
impact paragraph 5? (AKS: B.12, DOK 3)
O a) It makes the question in paragraph 5 seem unnecessary.
b) It allows readers to fully understand the primary problem.
c) It engages the reader's curiosity and desire to improve.
d) It appeals to the reader's desire for excellence.

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