Which of the following is true about dual enrollment courses?
O A. The courses are offered during lunch and after school.
O B. Students earn college credit only for a B or better.
O C. The courses can be taken only at a college.
O D. The student earns college credit for each course completed with a
passing grade.

Answer:

D. The student earns college credit for each course completed with a

passing grade.

The benefit of taking a dual enrollment course instead of an AP course is: that you get college credits rather than an AP credit.

A dual enrollment course simply refers to a situation in which a student take various courses concurrently at two (2) separate academic institutions such as universities, colleges.

In conclusion, a benefit of taking a dual enrollment course instead of an AP course is that students get college credits rather than an AP credit.

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At LaGuardia Airport for a certain nightly flight, the probability that it will rain is 0.13 and the probability that the flight will be delayed is 0.06. The probability that it will rain and the flight will be delayed is 0.01. What is the probability that the flight would leave on time when it is raining? Round your answer to the nearest thousandth.

7 × 2 ×3×8×9×10
[tex]54.659[/tex]
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Katarina has an engineering degree and wants to help Pioneer a new, electric tram system in her City. With her education, what company in the transportation and logistics cluster might be interested in hiring her?
A. an airline manufacturing company looking for a sales representative
B. a large warehousing company in need of a logistical engineer
C. a state transportation agency interested in building new infrastructure
D. a large port in need of a marine cargo inspector

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