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In a discussion with her parents, Rylie states that getting a new computer will help her do better in school. Which piece of evidence best supports her statement?(1 point)
A faster computer will help Rylie complete her homework.
A faster computer will help Rylie complete her homework.
Rylie's mom wants to learn how to build websites.
Rylie's mom wants to learn how to build websites.
All of Rylie's friends have newer computers than her.
All of Rylie's friends have newer computers than her.
Rylie found a computer with features her dad would like.
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The piece of evidence that best supports Rylie's statement is: A faster computer will help Rylie complete her homework. This evidence directly links Rylie's statement about getting a new computer improving her school performance with the specific benefit of having a faster computer to complete homework.
To determine which piece of evidence best supports Rylie's statement that getting a new computer will help her do better in school, we need to carefully analyze each option and see whether it directly relates to her claim.
Option 1: "A faster computer will help Rylie complete her homework." This piece of evidence directly supports Rylie's statement because it emphasizes the importance of a faster computer in completing homework.
Option 2: "Rylie's mom wants to learn how to build websites." This piece of evidence is unrelated to Rylie's claim about the benefits of getting a new computer for school performance. It doesn't provide any direct support to her statement.
Option 3: "All of Rylie's friends have newer computers than her." This piece of evidence is not directly related to Rylie's claim about her own school performance. Although it suggests that newer computers are common among her friends, it doesn't establish a clear connection between a new computer and improved school performance.
Option 4: "Rylie found a computer with features her dad would like." This piece of evidence is not relevant to Rylie's claim about how a new computer would help her do better in school. It focuses on her father's preferences rather than the potential benefits for Rylie's academic performance.
Therefore, the best piece of evidence that supports Rylie's statement is Option 1: "A faster computer will help Rylie complete her homework."