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3 years ago

When compiling a reference list, you should always _____.

Business

2 answers:

Jobisdone [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer is letter "D": all of the above .

Explanation:

To avoid copyright complaints, the three steps mentioned must be taken into consideration while compiling a reference list. It is crucial to confirm what the owner of the article describes first, so if suitable to our needs, ask permission to the author so the reference can be listed. Finally, it is a good way to end the request by thanking the author for the help provided.

GuDViN [60]3 years ago

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a.
verify what the reference will say
b.
ask permission before listing a reference
c.
thank them for their help
d.
all of the above

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Answer:

Refer explanation.

Explanation:

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a. Please refer Diagram attached.

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e. The law of diminishing returns is defined as that when additional increments of resources are added to a particular purpose, the marginal benefit gained from that purpose will decline. In the current case, at point E, when 4 cakes are being produced, 0 cookies can be produced. However, when one cake is sacrificed and those resources go into cookie production, 4 cookies can be produced (point D). This diversion of resources, causes a little loss to cake production but a larger gain to cookie production.

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4 years ago

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