Answer:
Level ground
Explanation:
When you are driving and the oil pressure light illuminates, it usually means that your car might have lost oil pressure.
Therefore, you should first pull over onto level ground (since <u>being on incline ground may not let you take an accurate measure of the oil levels</u>) and turn off your engine. Then you should wait for a few minutes on level ground and see if the oil pressure light is still on and the oil is still low, if it is, you should call a mechanic or a tow since driving with a low oil pressure can damage your engine.
I think noting t<span>he protected class characteristic of the applicants on their applications would not be a good idea in this context.
By doing this, you literally Created a chance for racism to happen (because the applicant handler could determine the race/ethnicity of the applicants)</span>
The following is missing for the question to be complete: <em>What is the opportunity cost of eating the home-cooked meal?</em>
Answer: The value of the ingredients that go into the home-cooked meal and the value of a five-dollar dinner at Burger Joint
Explanation: Opportunity cost is a value that is lost when a particular choice is made, and in doing so, a certain value of money is lost due to the non-choice of another alternative, thereby losing the benefit of the alternative choice. This means that if we have a $ 5 coupon to dine at Burger Joint but don't do it, we're having dinner with the ingredients we have to make a home-cooked meal, we also lose the money needed for home-cooked ingredients and lose the coupon for Burger Joint because it expires today. So the total cost, i.e opportunity cost, is both the value of the Burger Joint coupon and the value of the ingredients for home-made meal, because if we had chosen the alternative of having dinner at Burger Joint, the coupon would not have failed due to expiration today, we would have used it, and not spent money for home-made ingredients.
Answer:
<u>Strong leadership and familiar terrain
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The American colonists fighting the British were blessed to have strong leadership in people like General Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben and Alexander Hamilton who inspired and galvanised them into decisive and strong units.
They were also fighting on their home territory and so had better knowledge of the area than the British.
<u>Believed in the cause of independence
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The colonists fighting fought with tenacity and this was down to them believing that their cause was just and that they were right to fight for their independence from a British government that did not make decisions with American interests at heart and so were mistreating the Colonists.
This inspired them to go up against one of the strongest armies in the world and stand their ground despite being defeated many times.
The separation of power between branches government
