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The price of a 20" television changed from $450 to $400. Find the percentage change in price. A. -10% B. -11% C. -13% D. -15% - Correct Answer Correct Answer : -11% Change in price: 450 - 400 = 50

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ATI Teas TEST PRACTICE Exam Questions
and Answers with Rationales (Latest
2024)
The price of a 20" television changed from $450 to $400. Find
the percentage change in price.


A.
-10%


B.
-11%


C.
-13%


D.
-15% - Correct Answer ✅Correct Answer : -11%


Change in price: 450 - 400 = 50


To determine the percentage change, divide the change in
price by the initial price:


50 = 0.1111
450


Multiply by 100 to determine the percentage: 0.1111 × 100 =
11.11%

,ATI Teas TEST PRACTICE Exam Questions
and Answers with Rationales (Latest
2024)

Because the price decreased, the change in price is negative:
-11.11%, or about -11%


Which of the following is not a type of natural lipid?


A.
Supersaturated


B.
Polyunsaturated


C.
Saturated


D.
Unsaturated - Correct Answer ✅Correct Answer :
Supersaturated


There are three types of natural lipids: unsaturated,
polyunsaturated, and saturated. Supersaturation is a not a
naturally occurring lipid.


Unsaturated and polyunsaturated lipids have one or more
double bonds between carbon atoms of fatty acid chains;
saturated lipids share no such double bonds.

, ATI Teas TEST PRACTICE Exam Questions
and Answers with Rationales (Latest
2024)

A common example of supersaturation is rock candy, which is
created from a supersaturated sugar solution.


Which of the following is not true of mitosis?


A.
Daughter cells are different than parent cells


B.
Daughter cells are identical to parent cells


C.
It produces daughter cells


D.
It occurs only in eukaryotic cells - Correct Answer
✅Correct Answer : Daughter cells are different than parent
cells


Mitosis is a cell cycle during which a parent cell produces an
identical daughter cell. It has four main phases: prophase,
metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. Since the parent and
daughter cells are identical, both diploids and haploids can
undergo mitosis.

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