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Updated on: 12 Sep 2025, 09:19
Originally posted by Sajjad1994 on 19 Dec 2019, 11:00.
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Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo were the first three crewed spaceflight programs run by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration; several important milestones in the history of spaceflight were achieved as a result of these projects. The first crewed flight of Project Mercury marked the first instance of an American astronaut in space; in its third manned flight, an American astronaut orbited Earth for the first time. The Apollo program famously resulted in the first person setting foot on the Moon.
The first American in space flew in a mission with a Mercury-Redstone launch vehicle.: No
The Atlas-Agena launch vehicle was used on at least one flight that was not affiliated with Projects Mercury, Gemini, or Apollo.: Yes
The Saturn IB launch vehicle’s first flight featured 3 crew members.: No
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1. For each of the following statements, select Yes if, based on the information provided, the statement can be shown to be true. Otherwise, select No.
| Yes | No | |
| The first American in space flew in a mission with a Mercury-Redstone launch vehicle. | ||
| The Atlas-Agena launch vehicle was used on at least one flight that was not affiliated with Projects Mercury, Gemini, or Apollo. | ||
| The Saturn IB launch vehicle’s first flight featured 3 crew members. |
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The first American in space flew in a mission with a Mercury-Redstone launch vehicle.: No
The Atlas-Agena launch vehicle was used on at least one flight that was not affiliated with Projects Mercury, Gemini, or Apollo.: Yes
The Saturn IB launch vehicle’s first flight featured 3 crew members.: No
The range of launch vehicle heights.
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2. Which of the following has the greatest value?
| The average (arithmetic mean) of launch vehicle heights. | |
| The range of launch vehicle heights. | |
| The median of launch vehicle heights. | |
| The average (arithmetic mean) of launch vehicle diameters. | |
| The range of launch vehicle diameters. |
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The range of launch vehicle heights.
The Saturn V has the greatest height-to-mass ratio of the launch vehicles used in Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo.: No
For the diameters of the launch vehicles used in Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo, the median is equal to the mode.: Yes
Of the launch vehicles used in Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo, the one with the highest mass-to-payload-capacity ratio was used in Project Apollo.: No
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3. For each of the following statements, select Yes if, based on the information provided, the statement can be shown to be true. Otherwise, select No.
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| The Saturn V has the greatest height-to-mass ratio of the launch vehicles used in Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo. | ||
| For the diameters of the launch vehicles used in Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo, the median is equal to the mode. | ||
| Of the launch vehicles used in Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo, the one with the highest mass-to-payload-capacity ratio was used in Project Apollo. |
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The Saturn V has the greatest height-to-mass ratio of the launch vehicles used in Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo.: No
For the diameters of the launch vehicles used in Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo, the median is equal to the mode.: Yes
Of the launch vehicles used in Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo, the one with the highest mass-to-payload-capacity ratio was used in Project Apollo.: No
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1)a)No,since nothing can be clearly confirmed that whether the first flight was from Redstone or from LV-3B
b)Yes,since the first launch of it was before the first flight of all the missions
c)No,we cannot be sure as it can be from other vehicle as well.
2)Range of launch vehicle is highest (279.62)all other are lower than these
3)a)No,it has the least ratio
b)Median =mode=10,Yes
c)No,since Atlas agena(highest mass to payload ratio)was not in project Apollo
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b)Yes,since the first launch of it was before the first flight of all the missions
c)No,we cannot be sure as it can be from other vehicle as well.
2)Range of launch vehicle is highest (279.62)all other are lower than these
3)a)No,it has the least ratio
b)Median =mode=10,Yes
c)No,since Atlas agena(highest mass to payload ratio)was not in project Apollo
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1A , why is it a NO . we can assume both are being used . thats what we do for the others rights .
