PATHWAYS TO MATH LITERACY(LL)-W/ALEKS360
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Chapter 2.5, Problem 5C
This number line is a timeline of important advances in medical science. Use it to answer Questions 3–10.
Which happened first: the first test tube baby, or the first heart transplant? Estimate the year for each.
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PATHWAYS TO MATH LITERACY(LL)-W/ALEKS360
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