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1) What factors will affect the total number of footwear that your family will buy in a year ?

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2) Which product could use artificial intelligence (AI)?

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3) If bacteria became immune to all antibiotics, what would happen?

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4) If the speed of light slowed by 10%, what would be affected?

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5) When designing a smart water bottle that tracks hydration, what should be considered? (Select all that apply)

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6) Mensuration is crucial in which of these cases? (Select all that apply)

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7) What would be difficult or nearly impossible without the development of probability and statistics? (Select all that apply)

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8) If sound traveled twice as fast, what industries would change?

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9) If air resistance was cut in half, how would it affect sports and travel?

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10) What are the real-life applications of Mathematics topic 'Area'

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11) What if Newton's Third Law of Motion didn't exist?

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12) If the speed of light slowed by 10%, what would be affected?

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13) What mathematical skill is most useful for managing time efficiently?

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14) Which of the following factors is most likely to affect the number of refrigerators bought in Mumbai every month?

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15) When planning a long road trip, which math skills help you calculate travel time and fuel needs?

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16) If all chemical reactions happened at room temperature, what industries would change?

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17) For a new phone case designed to withstand drops, which research areas should be prioritized? (Select all that apply)

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How can you use your understanding of fractions in everyday activities?

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19) A quadratic equation is most relevant in which scenario?

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20) If plants absorbed all nutrients from the air, what would change?

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