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With an emphasis placed on calculus and the algebra necessary to under
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With an emphasis placed on calculus and the algebra necessary to understand it, the modern high school mathematics curriculum has forced traditional courses such as spherical geometry to _______ ground to those subjects that underpin a conceptual understanding of calculus.
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| A. banish |
| B. cede |
| C. offer | D. relinquish | E. grant |
| F. promise |
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Answers: (B), (D)
Spherical geometry is no longer taught in colleges. Therefore, metaphorically speaking, it is has given up ground to calculus and algebra. (B) and (D) both mean to surrender territory, and, as here, can be used figuratively.
(C) and (E) connote the opposite of the context.
Spherical geometry is no longer taught in colleges. Therefore, metaphorically speaking, it is has given up ground to calculus and algebra. (B) and (D) both mean to surrender territory, and, as here, can be used figuratively.
(C) and (E) connote the opposite of the context.
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