The answer is False. In a young age, we are conditioned to think of mathematics as a subject in which there can be no discussion, no possibility of an alternative opinion. So it is no surprise that this subject give more anxiety than in any other subject, it was said the reaction in this subject is more extreme.
<span>The introduction of ukiyo-e created a demand for Japan</span>
It depends. If the museum is famous and popular then there could be more than 100 people there. If the museum is small and unknown, then there could be very small groups. I didn't really understand your question but I hope this helps!
Answer: The correct answer is : Attacking the Motive
Explanation: The fallacy of attacking the motive happens when a person argues that the position of another person is invalid. In other words, the second argumentator attacks the first arguer's thesis and does so in a defiant way in his motives behind his argument, such as what benefits from his proposed thesis.
