Question

part b: which text evidence supports your response to part a? a. \if facebook has 2.4 billion users, then at least 30 percent of the social media.\ (paragraph 13) b. \young people tend to use social media more frequently across and countries.\ (paragraph 13) c. \in rich countries with good internet access, most young adul (paragraph 13) d. \the oecd is a world economic organization that encourage and trade among its members.\ (paragraph 14)

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Mentions a percentage related to Facebook's 2.4 billion users and social media, likely supporting a claim about user percentages (matching the context of Part A, which we can infer involves a claim about a percentage of users).
• Option B: Discusses young people’s social media frequency across regions—doesn’t relate to a percentage of users.
• Option C: Talks about young adults in rich countries with good internet—no percentage of total users.
• Option D: Defines the OECD—irrelevant to user percentages.

Answer:

A. "If Facebook has 2.4 billion users, then at least 30 percent of the social media." (Paragraph 13)