I remember doing something similar to this in the demos module but I don't know how to define f(x) for the table to work

I thought it might be useful to have a specific place where you can drop question screenshots, just so it is easy to drop and answer them. I also can solve any questions you want in the Mission 1400+ calls (which is now accessible for free for 7 days!).

HOPEFULLY, i can do this in the actual paper. I swear English isnt a real subject 😭😭 (left is english, right is math)

Answer to the previous question was A. Problem from @Kaitlin H (it's a good problem!).

Answer to the previous question was 10. Not doing a livestream tonight. Will be back tomorrow night! Will still be doing an SAT Grind Session in Mission 1400+ though! Many studies of coral bleaching have relied on satellite measurements that show broad, averaged changes in sea-surface conditions across large areas. Those studies have helped researchers connect certain warm periods to later bleaching, but they often cannot determine whether the observed environmental patterns are driving bleaching or merely occurring alongside it. In addition, because satellite signals are averaged over relatively long time intervals, they can miss short-lived spikes in temperature or light that some scientists suspect are crucial for triggering bleaching. These limitations help explain why some researchers have begun using approaches that _____ Which choice most logically completes the text? A) capture short-lived spikes in temperature or light at reefs, even if they still cannot show whether those spikes actually trigger bleaching B) test whether temporarily cooling reef areas reduces bleaching, even if the measurements used are still too coarse to detect short spikes in conditions C) provide more detailed maps of where warming occurs and relate those patterns to bleaching reports, without directly altering reef conditions D) allow researchers to record rapid changes in reef conditions and test their importance by briefly reducing those changes and comparing later bleaching outcomes