Question

question 5why might theresa purchase an electric car even if it is more expensive than a gas-fueled car?the dealer is offering a sale on gas-fueled cars.she believes it is important to own a car that produces less emissions.getting the least expensive car is theresas most important concern.she would rather pay less money upfront even though she will still have to pay for gas.question 6which of the following is most likely to be funded through state government taxes?medicareair forcerecycling servicesroad maintenance

Explanation:

For Question 5:

• The first option is incorrect because a sale on gas-fueled cars would make them more appealing, not a reason to pick a pricier electric car.
• The second option is valid: if Theresa prioritizes low-emission vehicles for environmental reasons, she would choose the more expensive electric car.
• The third option is incorrect: if cost is her top concern, she would pick the cheaper gas-fueled car.
• The fourth option is incorrect: paying less upfront while still paying for gas does not justify choosing a more expensive electric car.

For Question 6:

• Medicare is a federal U.S. program, not funded by state taxes.
• The Air Force is funded by federal government budgets.
• Recycling services are typically local government services, funded by local fees/taxes.
• Road maintenance is primarily funded through state government taxes (like gas taxes, which are state-level in many regions).

Answer:

Question 5:

B. She believes it is important to own a car that produces less emissions.

Question 6:

D. Road maintenance