Answer:
Alienated from human nature.
Explanation:
According to karl marx, the constant need to develop meaningful relationship with other individuals is a crucial part of human nature. He believed that modern work schedule often alienate us from able to find this relationship since we spend the majority of our time doing labors for other people.
In its first second of free fall, a dropped softball will fall a vertical distance of 5m.
An object in free fall is falling freely with no forces acting on it except gravity, a defined constant, g = -9.8 m/s2. The distance an object falls, or its height, h, is equal to 1/2 gravity x the square of the time it falls.
And the equation is Distance travelled by an object falling for time : d=1\2gt^{2}.
if we place the values of we find that after one second, an object will have fallen a distance of 1/2 × 9.8 × 12 = 4.9 m which is approximately 5m.
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I’m assuming that this is a true or false question OK?
And the answer would be true as Babylon was the major centre for the Babylonian Civilisation.
Harappa in India was the civilisations city for the Indus Valley Civilisation.
And Kiev was the centre for the East Slavic Civilisation
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based on the fact that Sarah can decide who has access to the property because she owns it, this is an exclusion right.
<h3>what is an exclusion right?</h3>
this is the right of a person or company to refuse people entry to a certain place.
in order to do this, that person or company must own the property as this entitles them to decide who they want on their property.
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State government approves a series of grants to fund job training. Among the choices above, the third statement is an example of a negative externality. It states that money for conservation efforts would be eliminated. The other statements are examples of positive externality.
