Are My Multiple Choice Answers Correct?

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The discussion revolves around a user seeking validation for their multiple-choice answers to a homework assignment. They provided two sets of answers, expressing uncertainty about their correctness. Another participant emphasizes the importance of understanding the reasoning behind the answers rather than simply confirming them. They request the user to share their thought process, particularly for the questions where their answers differ. The conversation highlights the value of engaging with the material to enhance learning.
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Hi
The answers i picked are:
1)B
2)C
3)B
4)A
5)C
6)A

Can someone tell me if my solutions from the attachment are correct.

P.S
 

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1)A
2)C
3)B
4)A
5)D
6)B
7)A

I've got no ideea why :P
 
So does anybody else have any suggestions about the questions?
 
Paymemoney said:
So does anybody else have any suggestions about the questions?

This being homework, I'm not inclined on helping you without any work from your part so if you would kindly show me your way of thought in the 3 cases where I gave a different result that would be great. Equations do best, if possible.
 

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