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Natalija [7]
3 years ago
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Mary never liked math and did poorly. when she decided to think ofit as a fun challenge, her performance improved. this is an ex

ample ofa change in:mary never liked math and did poorly. when she decided to think ofit as a fun challenge, her performance improved. this is an example ofa change in:mary never liked math and did poorly. when she decided to think ofit as a fun challenge, her performance improved. this is an example ofa change in:mary never liked math and did poorly. when she decided to think ofit as a fun challenge, her performance improved. this is an example ofa change in:mary never liked math and did poorly. when she decided to think ofit as a fun challenge, her performance improved. this is an example ofa change in:mary never liked math and did poorly. when she decided to think ofit as a fun challenge, her performance improved. this is an example ofa change in:
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1 answer:
d1i1m1o1n [39]3 years ago
7 0
This is an example of a change in perception.
Once she changed the way she looks at the problem, the problem instantly changed, or rather, disappeared, in Mary's case. She doesn't view math as a terrible chore anymore, but rather as a fun challenge, which means that her perception of math changed.
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Particulars                                               Millions $

Revenue                                                $10,506

Less Cost of goods sold                       - 6,109

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Gross profit                                            4,397

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Less operating expenses                     - 3,480

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                                                                  917

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Assets             Million $            Liabilities                             Million $

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Total assets       18,227             Total Liabilities & equity       18,227

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