The answer is b - prays on
This is essential because giving credit to the creator of the source material helps you avoid plagiarism. ... When you cite or identify source materials, you make it absolutely clear that the material was taken from a source.
Not only does crediting the resources you use provide proof of the research you conducted and enhance your credibility, it also helps you avoid any form of plagiarism.
It Emphasizes Your Management Skill. It's not about doing all the work yourself; it's about utilizing the talents of others to accomplish great things. Sharing the credit proves that you know this and are actively, successfully practicing the skills required of management.
You always give credits for ur goodness.
<em>-</em><em> </em><em>BRAINLIEST</em><em> answerer</em>
Answer:
(D) The average receipts for the independent films released during the first half of this year is greater than that of all independent films released last year
Explanation:
If a total of 50 movies were produced last year
During the first half of the year, 20 movies have been released and roughly the same number is expected during the second half. A total of about 40 movies is to be produced this year.
Since Income for the first half of this year is 120% of last year's income and less movies were produced, it means that the average receipts for the independent films released during the first half of this year is greater than that of all independent films released last year.
(A) This option is wrong because if the number of movies produced during the second half is less than the first half, the revenue will be lower.
(B)50 movies were produced last year which is roughly about 25 per half of the previous year compared to 20 movies this first half of year.
(C)No information is given about price of tickets
(E)No information is given about the number of movie goers
Answer: yet and but, because when used in a sentence these words express a contradictory tone, which means there is a difference.
1. Wages payable
2. Cost of good manufacturing
Not 100% but I hope this helps :)
