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Quantitative Problem Solving in Natural Resources / Some Teaser Problems
"Spatial questions require information about size, distance, and location and may use geometry, trigonometry, geography, or cartography. Numerical reasoning helps characterize counts, proportions, distributions, units, and very large or small values, while algebraic reasoning expresses relationships among variables. Modeling supports predictions about future, hypothetical, or unobservable events by representing systems in simplified form."
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