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Which of the following is the best version of the underlined portion of sentence 11 (reproduced below)?

Develop a paragraph that includes a claim and evidence supporting the claim.

Which of the following is most likely to occur if a single price monopolist is replaced by a perfectly competitive market? A.)price will increase b .) the deadweight loss will decrease c.) profits will increase d.) output will decrease e.) the firms cost curves will shift upward

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Below are two questions related to the picture given.

1. Identify the terms, variables, coefficients, and constants of the given expression.

Ignore the “4.” that is not included in the expression.


2. Lastly, explain why the constants in this equation are “non changing”.

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Marcia purchased a deferred variable annuity and selected two subaccounts, A and B, for the allocation of her $20,000 premium deposit. She directed $15,000 into Subaccount A and $5,000 into Subaccount B. At the time of her purchase, the value of a Subaccount A unit was $15, and the value of a Subaccount B unit was $10. How many total units did Marcia purchase?

Natural resources including trees and oil are part of which factor of
production?
O A. Land
O B. Labor
O C. Capital
O D. Scarcity

Why is safety important to in agriculture

DUE TODAY NEED ANSWER ASAP (A) Describe ONE way that religious syncretism appeared in Dar
al-Islam in the period c. 1200-c. 1450.

CASE - Designing an effective Training program for MediaTek Corporation
MediaTek Corporation, one of the leading companies in Taiwan, located on the continent of East Asia, has asked you and your team to design a training programme that will assist them in addressing low employee engagement in their four departments. Several attempts to increase employee engagement have been ineffective or have had a lesser impact than anticipated. This has resulted in low job performance and increased employee absenteeism.
YOUR TASK
(a) Explain any 4 contextual factors to be considered by you, the consultant, in such a training programme. (8) marks)
(b) Why must you do a rapid evidence assessment? (3marks)
(c) Outline three reasons why you must set up a steering committee? (6 marks)
(d) What constitutes the Architectural Design of such a training programme?

3. Can you think of other materials that can be used to make roads in addition to plastic,concrete,asphalt,
Gravel and brick

What is growth? What is value?

What is a periodical? What is the difference between the periodical title
and the article title?

What is the best way to prepare a teenager for adult life?

I’m hosting a seminar this Friday. Please check for errors or questions that don’t make sense. I might change the questions that are highlighted. I would love feedback. It’s about climate change .

recommend any four ways in which the unemployment rates could be reduced in South Africa.​

"Colonialism is morally wrong because the greater good of
European settlers disproportionately outweighed the greater good
of the indigenous people."
To which theory of ethics is the person who made this statement
likely appealing?
O a.) Egoism
O
b.) Utilitarianism
Oc.) Conventionalism
d.) Kantian deontology

Which of the following statements is FALSE? A. Summarizing involves presenting the essential points of information. B. Paraphrasing is restating or putting ideas into your own words. C. MLA, APA, Chicago Manual, and AMA are all specific standards for writing and research. D. If no author can be found on a website, you do not need to cite the website as a source.

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What is motivation? Are there different types of motives?

PLEASE WRITE SIMPLE EXPLANATION FOR BRAINLIEST!!
What does the “scramble for Africa” represent? EXPLAIN.

Rewritten notes should not be in complete sentences in order to save time.
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J.R.V. Company, which manufactures industrial tools, was founded in 1905 by James R. Vail Sr. Currently, James R. Vail Jr. is the president of the company; his son Richard is executive vice president. James Jr. has run the company for the past 30 years in a fashion very similar to that of his father. When the company was founded, James Sr. had been a big supporter of scientific management. He had organized the work very scientifically with the use of time and motion studies to determine the most efficient method of performing each job. As a result, most jobs at J.R.V. were highly specialized and relied on a high degree of division of labour. In addition, there was always a heavy emphasis on putting people in jobs that were best suited for them and then providing adequate training. Most employees are paid on a piece-rate incentive system, with the standards set by time and motion studies. James Jr. has largely continued to emphasize scientific management since he took over. All employees now receive two weeks of paid vacation and company insurance. Also, employees are generally paid an average wage for their industry. The present J.R.V. building was constructed in 1920, but it has had several minor improvements, such as the addition of fluorescent lighting and an employee lunchroom. James Jr. is planning to retire in a few years. Recently, he and Richard, his planned successor, have disagreed over the management of the company. Richard’s main argument is that times have changed and time and motion studies, specialization, high division of labour, and other company practices are obsolete. James Jr. counters that J.R.V. has been successful under its present management philosophy for many years and change would be “foolish.” Case Questions
1. Give a title to the passage
2.Do you agree with Richard? Why or why not?
3.Are the principles of scientific management applicable in today’s organization? Explain your answer.
4.What are James Jr.’s reasons for keeping things the way they are?
5.What kind of changes do you think Richard would like to make?​

Which of the following is not true of a population? *
a. The pattern of dispersal is the same for each species.
b. It will inhabit the same general area.
c. The individuals belong to the same species.
d. Resources can be a limiting factor affecting population size and resulting in a carrying capacity.
e. Birth rate and death rate can determine the size over time.

The ocean is a large body of water with an enormous mass, m. The air by the ocean rapidly changes temperature as day turns to night and vice versa. Would you expect the ocean to experience the same rapid temperature fluctuations as the air? Explain your answer.

could you hire one person do to both jobs? why or why not? describe the skills and personal qualities that candidates for each job should have

Metaphors have had the ability to make the insurmountable issues seem more manageable in mediation.


True

False

What is the main conclusion , and both intermediate conclusions in this passage?

1 Several government ministers in European countries have recently resigned their high-profile positions because of things they did many years previously. A single ancient misjudgement has robbed them of their livelihoods and deprived vulnerable, hard-working citizens of all the benefits these ministers would have achieved for them. They claim that their behaviour was acceptable by the standards prevailing at the time but would be considered objectionable now. It is unfair to hold them responsible for those actions now, since they did not know at the time that they were doing anything wrong.
2 Expectations of moral and polite behaviour have evolved over the years. Thirty or forty years ago, it was normal for people to say and do things which today would be condemned as discriminatory. So even the most humane and charitable heroes of the past would lose their reputations if we judged their words and actions by today’s standards.
3 Some people claim that when they judge issues of the past they are not tied to the standards of a particular time; however, we cannot free ourselves from the limitations of our own historical context. So judging the past by the norms of the present is a form of bias. Actions should therefore always be judged by the standards of the time in which they took place.
4 In the US and the UK, there have been several proposals to remove statues and rename public buildings honouring philanthropists of the past, because they owned slaves or were involved in the slave trade. Yet once you start judging rich people by the way they acquired their wealth, no one will escape. The great industrialists of the past became rich by exploiting workers, including children. Today, people become rich by manipulating the money markets, without producing anything. Even people who inherit wealth have done nothing to deserve it. So people should be judged on what they do with their money, not on how they acquired it.
5 If we criticise our predecessors, we should expect future generations to judge us. To be consistent, we have a simple choice. We must either tolerate all the attitudes and actions of previous generations or implicitly consent to living with the threatening knowledge that everything we think, say or do will be mercilessly condemned by our great-grandchildren.

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[TASK] 5

Which Direction?
Using geospatial logic and considering two processes that run in parallel

IQ tests and similar attempts to define and measure human intelligence, differentiate between different types of logic. So far we’ve looked at verbal logic and mathematical logic. This next puzzle involves using geospatial logic, as well as considering two processes that run in parallel. In coding, keeping track of multiple different components doing different things becomes very important when working with more complex problems. Try the next, visual, puzzle, and see if you can work out how to provide clear logical instructions to your robot team in order to achieve specific goals.




In a warehouse, there are 2 robots that work together. They move in the same direction concurrently, so if one moves North, they both North. The robots will follow any instructions they’re given and will collect any objects they find along the way. They only take instructions by the points of the compass and can only move in 4 directions (N, E, S, W).

For example, if the 2 robots are given the directions: “N, E, S”, then Robot A will collect a ball and Robot B will collect a hat.


Write the directions the robots would need to follow to collect the following objects, remembering that both robots get the same directions, and assuming that for each question they start off in the same (pictured above) positions:

How do robots change the future of war?