26. The following statements are true.• If you are over 54 inches tall, you can ride onthe roller coasters.If you can ride on the roller coasters, thenyou can go on the drop tower.• Cindy is 56 inches tall.Classify each of the following statements astrue or false.• If Cindy can go on the drop tower, then shecan ride the roller coasters.• Cindy can go on the drop tower.• Cindy can ride the roller coasters.• If Cindy rides on the roller coasters, then shegoes on the drop tower.27. SAT/ACT Which statement can you concludefrom the given true statements?If you ride your bike to school, you exercise. Ifyou exercise, you are happy.O if you are happy. you exercise.E You exercise.© If you exercise, you ride your bike.O If you bike to school, you are happy.28. Performance Task In a game of exploration,rolling a cube numbered from 1 to 6 simulatesasset acquisition. Some rules are listed.• if you roll an even number, you get 1 red chip.• if you roll a factor of 6, you get 1 blue chip.• if you roll a number greater than 3, you get1 green chip.•if you get 2 green chips, then you exchange the2 green chips for 1 purple chip.•if you get 3 red chips, then you exchange the 2 redchips for 1 purple chip.Note that a roll can earn more than one chip.Part A Jacinta rolls a 2, 5, 1, and then 3. Whatchips does she have?Part B After four rolls, Kimberly has 1 purplechip, 1 green chip, 3 blues chips, and no redchips. What numbers could she have rolled?

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