The Five Steps for Cost Benefit Analysis include:
1. Specify the possible options for action
2. List all possible outcomes
3. Determine probability of each outcome
4. Assign a value to each outcome
5. The sum of the values times probabilities for each option is the expected value of that option.
Production, implementation, and failure are all costs involved in making a decision.
Speedy results, saving energy, saving time and/or money, sense of achievement, raising of morale and/or confidence are all benefits involved in making a successful decision.
One danger of a positive feedback loop is that "if too many new jobs are allowed to enter the job stream, the result can be an increase in page faults." However, a positive feedback loop can still function as an "amplifier" which could change the equilibrium state of a system into unstable.
Answer: The test/procedure that was performed was the One-sided t-test.
Explanation:
The one-sided t-test was performed because they were checking if the average of one variable is larger than the average of the other variable used.
The P-value/margin of error is 3.59609E-07 and the statistical interpretation of this is the value of the P-value was much smaller than 5%. This let the test result conclusive.
The other test that is performed in some of these cases are called the two-sided t-test.
True. Taxes are social responsibility of people to their country. Taxes are means of income sources for the government to operate. These taxes are used for building roads, repairs in cities, and healthcare programs. Without taxes, the government will not be able to provide its people the comfort and security they need.
I believe it's B) the Byzantine Empire
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