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Dropdown 1: 9
Dropdown 2: 20 months
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The graph shows changes in the Hubble Space Telescope’s scheduled launch date, caused by multiple discrete events. Funding began at the end of 1977, with the initial launch planned for the end of 1983, as marked by "Launch?". However, the actual launch occurred in the first half of 1990, as marked by "Launch!".
Select the most accurate option from each drop-down menu to complete the statements based on the information provided.
During the entire period shown in the graph, sub-events caused delays, with the longest delay lasting approximately months.
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Dropdown 1: 9
Dropdown 2: 20 months
21 Nov 2024, 08:13
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Official Solution:
Drop-down 1:
Delays in the graph are indicated by the upward movement of a line when progressing from left to right. Checking the graph, we can see that there were 9 such upward movements.
Drop-down 2:
The longest delay is represented by the longest vertical line on the graph, corresponding to event number 2, which lasted approximately 20 months.
Correct answer:
Dropdown 1: "9"
Dropdown 2: "20 months "
21 Nov 2024, 09:04
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Wow, 95% got that Question wrong, pretty tricky but also very easy as soon as you see it 
