Digital SAT Practice Test: Rhetorical Synthesis (Set 9)
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Set 9: Rhetorical Synthesis (Advanced)
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A student is writing about the holographic principle in physics. The student wants to explain the counterintuitive idea that three-dimensional space may be encoded on a two-dimensional surface.
Notes:
- Black hole entropy is proportional to surface area, not volume.
- This suggests information is stored on boundaries, not in bulk.
- The universe might work like a hologram: 3D projected from 2D.
- Some string theory calculations support this interpretation.
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Which choice most effectively uses information from the notes to accomplish the student's goal?
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