Answer:
Machine learning
Explanation:
I searched it up on google
True. Estate planning is not just for the wealthy. A big misconception that it's only for the 1% and only more for them than the minority group line of poverty in which they "Can gain their own lands and territory as well"
Answer:
The answer is non-participant observation method.
Explanation:
In this method, the researcher is not part of the group being studied. The reseracher must decide beforehand if the study is realistic, ethical and relevant for the research. Among the many different ways to carry out this method, it is posible for the researcher to observe a group at different times and locations, for short periods.
It is also important for the researcher to record not only the behaviour observed, but also the type of behaviour that did NOT occur.
Answer:
Lapses in part.
Explanation:
I don't know all the variables of the laws of inheritance, but I understand that the correct answer is that it fails in part.
The reason is that if Delsey left her will to her daughter Delsey while she was alive, she would be the rightful heir, but in the event that she had already died, the rightful heir would be Delsey's son and Char's grandson, Egor.
So Char's desire to leave the ranch to her daughter is not fulfilled for obvious reasons, but it is fulfilled in part because her son (and char's grandson) is the rightful heir.
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