Question:
What is the Independent Variable
2. What is the Dependent Variable
3. What is the Potential Confounding Variable
Answer:
1. 5 glasses of Milk
2. Growth.
3. 5 glasses of Orange Juice
Explanation:
The Independent variable is a term in a research study, which describes a variable whose variation does not hinge on another variable. Hence, in this case, the independent variable is 5 glasses of Milk
The dependent variable on the other hand is a form of the variable under test and assessed in an experiment. This form of the variable depends on the independent variable. Hence, in this case, the Dependent Variable is Growth
While Potential Confounding Variable is a form of a variable that has an external impact that changes the outcome of a dependent and independent variable. Here, the potential confounding variable is 5 glasses of Orange Juice.
Witch statement indicates that a personal computer is a good not a service
Answer:
_____________________
A. it can be touched._____________________
This is an excerpt from a press release on the opening of a new nature trail by the mayor of the small city of Bridgedale. Make a prediction about the experience the mayor will have when she visits the new trail. Use specific details from the text to support your answer.
Answer: I predict she will not find the crowds she expects and the people who do attend won’t be happy.
Explanation: The new trail doesn’t seem particularly pleasant or relaxing
how are electronic and chance music styles characterized?
Answer:
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Explanation:
Usually EDM music pieces have a relatively high and steady tempo. Another distinctive characteristic is the rarity of vocals in the music pieces. I hope this helps you! If not, I'm sorry!
Which statements accurately describe information presented in the graph? Select two options.
Australia’s population reached 25 million by 2010.
Australia’s population doubled between 1960 and 2000.
Australia’s population decreased between 1820 and 1860.
Australia’s population increased during the past 180 years.
Australia’s population remained stable between 1880 and 1920.
Answer:
I think the 1st one is correct
An accurate description is:
B. Australia’s population doubled between 1960 and 2000.D. Australia’s population increased during the past 180 years.What is Australia's population today?Currently, Australia's population is about 26 million and is projected to reach 30 million in five years.
Since, 1960, Australia's population has been increasing rapidly, up from 10 million.
Thus, an accurate description of the information on the graph is as follows:
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what are the nouns in this sentences? my brown dog likes to go slowly to the old park
I. For each of the following arguments, identify the implicit premises that will make the argument valid.
EXAMPLE
The engine is sputtering. It must be out of gas.
Implicit premise: Whenever the engine sputters, it's out of gas.
1. Any senator who is caught misusing campaign funds should resign his seat. Senator Greed should resign.
2. Not everyone in this country has health insurance. Therefore, health care is a disaster.
3. In the first week at the box office, the movie grossed over $30 million. So it's sure to win at least one Oscar.
4. The FBI doesn't have a very serious focus on stopping terrorism. Another major terrorist attack will happen in this country.
5. The author of the book on interventionist wars is either biased or incom- petent as a journalist. So she's biased.
6. The conflict in Indonesia is a genuine war. So it can't possibly be morally justified.
7. Hillary Clinton has amazing name recognition. So she will win the presidency.
8. The U.S. government should limit its activities to the Western Hemisphere because it doesn't have the resources to cover the whole world.
9. If the engine starts right away, it's because of the tune-up I gave it. Must be because of the tune-up I gave it.
10. Taslima did not criticize U.S. military action in the Gulf War or in the war in Afghanistan. She must be a hawk.
II. To each of the following arguments, change or add a premise that will make the argument strong.
1. The Republicans are more articulate about their policies and more realis- tic about world events than the Democrats are. They will surely win the next election.
2. Aziz regularly eats at McDonald's, so Aziz is likely to gain a few pounds.
3. Six out of ten of my teenage friends love rap music. So 60 percent of all teens love rap music.
4. Seventy-one percent of the faculty and staff at Goddard Community College are Democrats. So most of the students are probably Democrats.
5. Miriam was in the library when the books were stolen from the librar- ian's desk. She was also seen hanging around the desk. So she's probably the one who stole them.
6. If Assad's fingerprints are on the vase, then he's probably the one who broke it. He's probably the one who broke it.
7. If the president needs more money to balance the federal budget, he will get it from Social Security. Well, he's almost certainly going to get it from Social Security
8. Ninety percent of students at Boston College graduate with a B.A. degree. Li Fong will probably graduate from Boston College with a B.A. degree.
9. The murder rates in most large American cities on the East Coast are very high. The murder rates in most large cities in the West and Midwest are very high. So the murder rate in New Orleans must be very high.
10. John has a typical American diet. His fat intake is probably excessively high.
Answer:
1i) The senator is misusing campaign funds.
ii. Everybody is entitled to health insurance.
iii. The oscar award is given to movies with high rate.
iv. Terrorist attacks when there is a lack of active security.
v. She is the author of the book in question.
vi. The conflict went out of hand.
vii. The name is a passport to winning.
viii. The US government should save or minimize the focus on this region.
ix. It is good to tune-up engines.
x. Taslima observed both wars that involved the US.
2i) A party with well articulated policies always win the election.
ii. McDonald's restaurant serves only junk food.
iii. Statistically, most teenagers love rap music.
iv. Most of the people in the school are Democrats and there are only a few Republicans.
v. Miriam is a book theft.
vi. Assad definitely broke the case.
vii. The social security is a source of funding for the president.
viii.
Explanation:
6. How has Mr. Gonzalez significantly increased the cognitive level at which his students are working
Answer:
Mr Gonzalez has significantly raised the cognitive level at which his students are working by the use of the following techniques:
Musicwhiteboards and marker pads Writing words and explaining the meaning.
Explanation:
Many of the techniques Mr Gonzalez used are visual and auditory.
Music appeals to our hearing whilst whiteboard and marker pads are Visual.
Some students are aural (Music/Auditory), others are visual (spatially inclined), some are kinesthetic (physical). Other types of learning inclinations are:
Logical learners, solitary learners, social learners.
By writing the words and explaining the meaning, Mr Gonzalez was also reaching out to those where are logical.
Thus by using a wide range of teaching techniques (Aural, Logical, Logical) Mr Gonzalez increased the rate of perception and assimilation of his students.
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The overall mean for all the treatments is:_________.a. 7.00b. 6.67c. 7.25d. 4.89
Answer:
The question is not complete, below is the completed question:
in a completely randomized design involving three treatments, the following information is provided.
Treatment 1 Treatment 2 Treatment 3
Sample size 5 10 5
Sample mean 4 8 9
The overall mean for all the treatments is:_________.a. 7.00b. 6.67c. 7.25d. 4.89
Answer:
The correct answer is:
7.25 (c)
Explanation:
To find the overall mean of the treatment, we will use the weighted mean formula.
1) first find the weight of the means by multiplying the means of each treatment by their sample sizes:
Treatment 1: 5 × 4 = 20
Treatment 2 = 10 × 8 = 80
Treatment 3 = 5 × 9 = 45
Grand mean Total weighted means ÷ total sample size = (20 + 80 + 45) ÷ (5 + 10 + 5)
= 145 ÷ 20 = 7.25
what is the floral emblem of the u.s.?
Answer: Rose
Explanation: Ronald Reagan made the Rose the floral emblem of the U.S.
Answer: rose
Explanation: it is the rose because ronald reagan wanted it to be the national flower.
what are the thing considered for the sustainable development?
Brief answer:
The present economic level is already unsustainable for future survival. Sustainability is not mean to be kept going and not collapse immediately while drag along as far as it can until it cannot. Sustainability is the rational open process that can connect the closed natural process and bridge us into endless future.
Therefore, the only sustainable development for this economy is the rational order directed manmade and planned negative development.
More explanation:
Fundamentally, we have to adapt the nature given conditions to survive into future, because fundamentally, intelligent life cannot manipulate the nature to get our way ahead wilfully and subjectively. That is because:
We cannot reverse entropy growing process to create material value in this local space and time.
We cannot influence the natural evolution and distribution of material value in local space and time.
We cannot survive and travel in space to access the material value in other local space and time at our present level of existence (unless we can evolve in our nature given conditions for the next giga years to reach that evolution distance to realise that evolution level).
The only thing we can depend on to access future is the evolution level that enable us the fundamentally different existence state to survive that fundamentally different environment conditions of the future while that evolution level is defined by the evolution distance, and this evolution distance is supported by the material value as its material base. But our present way of production and consumption is irreversibly consuming/destroying it that is shortfalling it that will cut short our evolution time to extinct us.
We are locked in this self-destruction process because the natural order is running this social system.
Conclusion:
Therefore the most important thing for sustainability is the change to rational order for our social system.
Which location is the largest site of manmade earth structures in Louisiana?
O Bayou Teche
O Baton Rouge
Poverty Point
O Sabine Parish
Answer:B Baton Rouge
Identify the school of thought best represented in the statement.The counselor must identify behavioral excesses and inadequacies and try to manipulate these forces to change the client’s behavior and thought process.a. Developmental school of thoughtb. Humanistic school of thoughtc. Cognitive Behavioral school of thought
Answer:
Cognitive Behavioral school of thought
Explanation:
Cognitive school of thought is simply said to be the school of psychology that focus on the mental processes such as the way individuals perceive things, thinks, recur and learn. It is closely linked to neuroscience, philosophy, and other discipline.
Cognitive behavioral school of thought focus or studies the belief/ believe that distortions and maladaptive behavior is important or has a role to play in development and maintenance of psychological disorders. It deals with the fact that our thinking,emotion and behavior are all working together.
fluid that contains the organelles inside the cell.
Answer:
Cytoplasm
Explanation:
Cytoplasm is the fluid that fills a cell
which part of this map is the subregioncentra america?
An equal representation favors which of the following?a. The small stateb. The northc. The south
Answer:
a. The small state
Explanation:
An equal representation favors the small states. This is because representation is usually made available according to the population size of an area. The bigger states usually have more representatives in order for adequate representation of the area.
If there was equal representation then the small states will benefit more and there will be more than enough representation for its people which will aid a faster development growth
Identify four of Jerusalem's holy sites. To which religion is each site sacred, and why is it considered important? (Site 1)
Answer:
1. The Western WallSacred to - Jews and Muslims
The Western Wall is thought by Jews to be the closest structure to the original temple that King Solomon built for God and so is closest to God's dwelling place in the temple. They therefore pray towards it which gives it it's alternative name of the Wailing Wall.
2. King David's TombSacred to - Jews, Christians and Muslims
King David's tomb was thought to be the final resting place of King David and even though it has been shown not to be, Jews still use it as a place of prayer as it is close to Jerusalem's old city.
For Christians, the tomb houses the site of the Last Supper where Jesus and his disciples broke bread for the last time.
Muslims also hold it in great regard as they consider King David to have been a prophet.
3. The Temple MountSacred to - Jews, Christians and Muslims
The Jews hold the Temple Mount in great regard as it was the place that both the first and the second temples were built.
The site is considered the third holiest site in Islam as it is believed that Muhammad ascended to heaven from here to speak to Allah.
For Christians it is the site where Jesus taught his disciples as well as where Jesus prayed every day and accused religious leaders of desecrating by selling goods in.
4. Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Sacred to - Christians
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is meant to mark the location where Jesus was crucified, and then buried and then resurrected from. As such, it is considered one of the holiest sites in Christianity and draws Christian pilgrims from the furthest reaches of the Earth.
Answer:
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Explanation:
1. The Western Wall
Sacred to - Jews and Muslims
The Western Wall is thought by Jews to be the closest structure to the original temple that King Solomon built for God and so is closest to God's dwelling place in the temple. They therefore pray towards it which gives it it's alternative name of the Wailing Wall.
2. King David's Tomb
Sacred to - Jews, Christians and Muslims
King David's tomb was thought to be the final resting place of King David and even though it has been shown not to be, Jews still use it as a place of prayer as it is close to Jerusalem's old city.
For Christians, the tomb houses the site of the Last Supper where Jesus and his disciples broke bread for the last time.
Muslims also hold it in great regard as they consider King David to have been a prophet.
3. The Temple Mount
Sacred to - Jews, Christians and Muslims
The Jews hold the Temple Mount in great regard as it was the place that both the first and the second temples were built.
The site is considered the third holiest site in Islam as it is believed that Muhammad ascended to heaven from here to speak to Allah.
For Christians it is the site where Jesus taught his disciples as well as where Jesus prayed every day and accused religious leaders of desecrating by selling goods in.
4. Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Sacred to - Christians
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is meant to mark the location where Jesus was crucified, and then buried and then resurrected from. As such, it is considered one of the holiest sites in Christianity and draws Christian pilgrims from the furthest reaches of the Earth.
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Even the educated people are
invole
in bad practices. Write there causes.
Answer:
lack of moral guidance and counselling from their peers.
11. What is another name for militiamen?
Answer:
PLEASE GIVE BRAINLIST
minutemen = military
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Which type of map provides information about land elevations throughout the world?
A.) political
B.) physical
C.) resource
D.) thematic
Answer:
The anwser is b. physical
Explanation:
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Answer:It’s b
Explanation:
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What is the climate of the eastern coast of Australia?
humid
dry
Answer:
The answer to your question is humid?
Answer:
humid
Explanation:
Enzo's priority is to build more skateboards and get more customers, but his company has been losing customers
due to the amount of time it takes to build a custom skateboard. He needs to focus on time-effectiveness over cost-
efficiency for a month to be able to acquire more customers.
What should Enzo do?
Hire two more employees and spend an additional $3,000 on compensation to produce 1,200 skateboards for the
month.
O Hire one more employee and spend $1,500 on compensation to produce 600 skateboards for the month.
o Get help from a friend at no cost to produce 500 skateboards for the month.
Work day and night to produce 400 skateboards for the month.
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Answer:
Hire two more employees and spend an additional $3,000 on compensation to produce 1,200 skateboards for the month.
Explanation:
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Imagine that you are putting together a time capsule for future generations. It will be buried and then unearthed in the year 3000. You want to place in it the items you feel best document your life and times. They can be personal items or items that relate to your larger community. Name six items you would include.
Answer:
picture a written journal picture of our cars now pictures of our phones now my first and last name ask them to try to find my family.
Explanation:
The items I would include are as follows:
paper containing time and my name.Photographshard drivelettersseedsCell phoneName six items you would include?Here’s one possible list of things that could be contained in a time capsule:
A letter addressed to individuals living in the year 3000; it would serve as a greeting and an illustration of the time capsule and its contents.
A music CD; would permit people of the future to hear some of the popular songs of this generation.
A cell phone; would permit future generations to analyze how we communicated in the early 2000s corresponded to how they expressed in the year 3000.
A bestselling book; it would furnish insight into what this generation liked to read.
A recent newspaper; it would allow future eras to get a sense of what was occurring in the world at the time the capsule was buried.
A picture of our community, including all the people who contributed to this period capsule; would allow people of the future to see what individuals from my generation looked like.
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Many bodies of water in this region are very important for transportation. This is due to the fact that this region is the worlds largest producer of what
Answer:
Oil
Explanation:
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Answer:
oil
Explanation:
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Which pay rates are common ways employers pay employees
Answer:
commission
hourly pay
salary
Explanation:
PLATO
How were the first Americans different from the larger, later civilizations like the Aztecs
and the Iroquois? What one thing, more than any other, allowed these changes to
occur?
Answer:
im stuck on this too
Explanation:
Answer:
We took ideas fromeveryone and made it our own
From North Dakota which direction is Texas
All of the following native american groups live in texas except: Tiguas, Jumanos Alabamas Coushattas.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Answer:
It's either A or B
Explanation:
I got D (Coushattas) wrong the first time and C (Alabamas) wrong the second time.
Whats the definition on of Population density
Answer:
Population density is the number of people per unit of area, usually quoted per square kilometre or square mile, and which may include or exclude for example areas of water or glaciers. Commonly this may be calculated for a county, city, country, another territory or the entire world.
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how does intellectual migration affect the development of the country
How were over 100 elements discovered
Explanation:
The discovery of the new elements, and the new data on neutron capture, was kept secret on the orders of the U.S. Military until 1955 due to Cold War tensions. Later the Berkeley team was able to prepare elements 99 and 100 in the lab by neutron bombardment of Pu-239 in a cyclotron.