Answer: True
Explanation:
Fiedler used to believe that the individuals or the leaders have a assertive or natural management or leadership style which is mostly defiant to the change. Under Fiedler Contingency Model, the leadership style is characterized as either relationship-motivated or task-motivated.
He also suggested that it would be better if the organization moves the individual to a better circumstance instead of changing his/her leadership style.
Answer:
The answer to the question is below:
If the designer of vegetable cans wants to double the area of the base of his new can but keep the same amount of content (i.e. the same volume), <u>what he should do with height is to reduce it by half</u>.
Explanation:
We will perform the appropriate mathematical process so you can see the change in the design of the can:
1. Suppose the can is cylindrical, since the vast majority of cans are, the volume formula that applies to a cylinder is:
Where:
r= base radius
h= height.
You should keep in mind that the area of the base is equal to:
Therefore the volume formula could be:
We will provide a value of the volume (or the amount of product contained in the can) which will be 100 cm^3 in international units. If at the same time we assume that the area of the cylinder base is 12.5 cm^2, the formula would be:
Height is cleared to calculate:
- h= 100cm^3 / 12.5cm^2
- <u>h= 8 cm</u>
Now if we double the area (that is 25 cm^2) but the volume is maintained, we have:
- h= 100cm^3 / 25cm^2
- <u>h= 4 cm</u>
In the two different height values <u>you can identify that by doubling the area, the height was reduced by half</u>.
