The King or Queen that's ruling during the time will choose what they want to do.
A. Kill Him
B. Ban Him
C. Humiliate Him
D. Put Him In Prison
Answer:
Slope = -1
Explanation:
Demand is buyers ability & willingness to buy at a price, time.
Demand Curve is graphical representation of quantity demanded at various prices at y axis, demand at x axis.
Slope = Change in Y i.e ∆Y / Change in X i.e ∆X
'Slope of Demand Curve' is a varied version of 'Price Elasticity of Demand' i.e quantity demanded responsiveness to change in price. Former shows relative change in quantity demanded over a change in price & latter shows change in price for a given change in quantity demanded.
Demand Curve Price at Y axis, Quantity at Axis, Slope= ∆Y/∆X becomes
= ∆P/∆Q. As per given details, ∆P/∆Q = (9-10)/(5-4) = -1/1 = -1
Answer:
a. Ming - Power Distance
b. Ben - Individualism and Collectivism
c. Elena - Uncertainty Avoidance
d. Jiro - Masculinity / Femininity
e. Bill - Time Orientation
Explanation:
Ming has shown characteristics of power distance as she considers herself to be superior of others. There is unequal distribution of power and Ming accepts it. Ben is more towards freedom and he does not want any one to interfere in his matters. Elena is a risk averse person who does not takes risk and follows the same routine everyday in order to avoid any uncertainty.
Answer: Hot site
Explanation:
The DR model that Mark is implementing is the hit site. A Hot Site enables a company to continue with its normal business operations, after the occurence of a disaster within a short period of time.
The hot site model is regarded as a fully functional backup site which can be used in the assumption of operations immediately in case when there's failure of the primary location fails.
Answer:
The statement is true. Executive orders from the president and the laws that are passed by the Congress can be challenged before they are agreed and passed. A decision given by the supreme Court is considered final.
However, constitutional amendments can override the supreme court decisions.
Explanation: