The basic science process skills include the following: observing, inferring, measuring, communicating, classifying and predicting.
When these skills are well developed in a scientist, such a scientist will be able to identify variables, formulate hypothesis, interpret data, conduct experiment and formulate models.<span />
Answer: The answer is HIGH CONTEXT Culture.
Explanation: High context culture refers to an implicit communication and nonverbal clues. It is a situation whereby a lot of unspoken communication is implicitly transferred during a communication.
In a high context culture, communication that has underlying context and meaning in the message is used. It goes beyond the spoken words but relies on the tone of the message.
A tour round a potential customers high class environment gives a clue of a high context culture as the customer is not verbal stating he is wealthy but implying it non verbally.
Answer:
i. New firms will enter the market
iii. In the long run, all firms will be producing at their efficient scale
Explanation:
In the competitive market barriers to entry will be low as there is no monopoly. The firms in the market are experiencing increased profitability as a result of increased demand so the market will be attractive for new firms. This will result in new firms entering into the market. In the short run.
In the long run as more firms enter the market, the firm's will need to produce at efficient scales because of high competition, with the aim of minimising cost.
Answer:
Unilateral contract
Explanation:
An unilateral contract is a contract that can only be enforced when the performing party performs the action that he agreed upon. It is only when this actions is completed, that the offering party is obliged to make a payment.
In this case, your boss has offered $75 if you clean the pool. This is an unilateral contract because your boss is only obliged to pay that money once you finished cleaning the pool. If you never clean the pool, you simply will not receive the $75.
Answer:
Helmet = $2,320
Bats = $2,640
Shoes = $5,346
Uniforms = $2,552
Explanation:
The accounting standard accounting for inventories (IAS 2) states that inventory should be initially recognized at cost. Subsequently, Inventory is to be carried at the lower of cost or net realizable value.
The net realizable value is sometimes estimated as the market value.
For Helmets
Cost = $62 Market value = $58
Lower value = $58
Number of units = 40
Ending inventory value = $58 × 40 = $2,320
For Bats
Cost = $80 Market value = $112
lower value = $80
Number of units = 33
Ending inventory value = $80 × 33 = $2,640
For Shoes
Cost = $99 Market value = $103
Lower value = $99
Number of units = 54
Ending inventory value = $99 × 54 = $5,346
For Uniforms
Cost = $44 Market value = $44
Lower value = $44
Number of units = 58
Ending inventory value = $44 × 58 = $2,552
