Answer:
c
Explanation:
it suit it best because it can be used as a passive voice
Answer:
In sentence D, change "it" to "the bridge."
Explanation:
In the sentence D, ''it'' should be changed to ''to bridge'' because of the previous sentence in which he said that his brothers had caught an extremly big fish. Because of the previous sentence, he should change it to ''the bridge'' because the readers can think that they have stayed on the big fish that they caught which would be absurd, and in that way, this paragraph would make no sense.
The other usage of ''They'' and ''My brothers'' is good because it is balanced in the paragraph. In every second sentence he is using ''They'' and after that ''My brothers'' so the readers have a good perception of his thoughts.
<em>The system I am familiar with and I am using right now is :</em>
<em>a. A simple Loans Management System. The simple Loans Management System I am using right now can make me add, delete and edit client's information as I could also add, delete and edit loan transaction under their names. The system also can perform computations on their loan interest amounts, penalties and rewards.
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<em>b. Some inputs includes: Client basic information (such as Name, Birthdate, Address, Contact Details), Business details (such as business name, business address, business contacts and copies of business documents) and Loan details such as (Principal amount and term).
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<em>c. Outputs of the system includes: Reports regarding client profiles, business profiles and Loan details (with computation of his or her Loan --- principal with addition of interest amount and other fees)
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<em>d. Loans Management System is a system that relies on the accuracy of the Client's registration. It cannot detect errors when it comes to wrong spelling of client's name, address and business details. It will affect the Loans transaction of the client because during searching of client's name and some details are wrong, then loans processors cannot recover the record. It will still work, but problems may arise.</em>
