Answer:
K=-3
Explanation:
The graph shows that f(x) = (1/3)^x is translated horizontally and vertically.
From the graph we can clearly see that the graph was translated vertically 3 units downwards.
So K is necessarily -3.
Answer: The regular methods of voting in such bodies are a voice vote, a rising vote, and a show of hands. Additional forms of voting include a recorded vote and balloting. The assembly could decide on the voting method by adopting a motion on it. Different legislatures may have their voting methods.
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Phoenicians: Murex Shells and Navigation
Minoans: Snake gods, Trojan War
Mycenaeans: Terracota Roof, Natural disaster.
Etruscans: Warriors and Sarcophagi
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The correct answers to these open questions are the following.
A. Describe a power of the president used in the scenario.
The power that President Bill Clinton used in this scenario is his power as Commander-in-Chief- of the US military forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Gaurd Cost).
B. Explain one way in which the War Powers Resolution might affect the scenario.
The War Powers Resolution might affect the above-mentioned scenario in that this act forces the President to inform Congress for a declaration of war if he wants to send military forces to a specific region. This legislation requires the President to inform Congress 48 hours before sending the military abroad.
C. Explain one reason why it is difficult for Congress to check the power of the president to commit troops despite the War Powers Resolution.
It could be difficult for Congress to check the power of the President because the executive could argue that this was not a declaration of war, but just a way to help Haiti by sending some military forces to fight against atrocities perpetrated by Haiti's former leaders and to oversee a transition to democracy. So he was not taking to declare war.
Answer:
These things killed people
Explanation:
How did zeppelins improve the industry or society?
During their brief, but deadly dominance the airships killed more than 500 people and injured more than a thousand in places all down the east of the country. The last ever attempt to bomb Britain by a Zeppelin was over the Norfolk coast on 5 August 1918.
