Answer: catalog price.
Explanation:
Catalog price refers to the amount a consumer can pay for a product whereby other costs such taxes, shipping costs, handling costs etc which are involved in the delivery of the goods to the buyer aren't added. It is the price that is included in a price list, or catalog which the manufacturer or the vendor regularly maintains.
In a situation whereby the customer is in the process of developing an independent government estimate for a requirement that is commercially available, then the catalog price will be used in such case.
Answer: Motives
Explanation:
Motive in terms of stimuli is defined as the expression of information and idea requirements for simulation of any task.It is displayed through curiosity, contact, activity, exploring, questioning, searching etc. It enhances the needs of personal motives while selecting anything participial and deselecting other things.
According to the question, Claudia is seeing Toyota Scion everywhere recently .Therefore, she in interested in buying that car for herself too.This displays that she is selecting the stimuli through her observational motive.
Answer:
Collaborative inhibition.
Explanation:
As the exercise suggests, collaborative inhibition happens when, for example, recalling items together, the retrieval strategies used by individual members of the group disrupt those used by others. Therefore, this phenomenon happens when a group of individuals who are together remember less information than the same quantity of individuals would remember if they worked alone. For example, if a group of 4 students had to remember the assigment in full detail, if collaborative inhibition happens, they would disrupt the information among themselves making the same 4 students, separated, more capable of remembering the information.
Answer:
25% Homozygous Rose Comb, 25% Homozygous Single Comb and 50% Heterozygous Rose Comb.
Explanation:
For a homozygous rose combed rooster (RR) and a homozygous single combed hen (rr), their first offspring F1 will be 100% heterozygous rose combed which has the genotype of Rr.
If the F1 generation are allowed to mate only among themselves, the second generation offspring, F2, will have 3 different genotypes which are homozygous rose comb (RR), homozygous single comb (rr) and heterozygous rose comb (Rr).
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