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Answer in bold down below! :D
Explanation:
Media sources can influence a way thinks about the world outside. They may read an article or see a post online that makes them think they are seeing the truth. They may develop a way of thinking that may make others upset. By this, fake information makes its way around everyone, shaping them to be people they aren't. Things that people see online aren't entirely correct. So be sure to know that the things you see can be beneficial to you.
Im sorry if this is wrong in any way!
It first known when: <span>Prophets in all ages have foretold that latter-day Restoration of the gospel
Basically, almost every religion teach that at the end of the time, humans will be divided into those who are 'good' and those who are 'bad'. The promise of </span>latter-day Restoration is used by every religion to influence their believers that they need to keep doing the teachings of that religion because they can never know when will the restoration day come.
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40%
Explanation:
Should be correct based on some research i just did.
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6 packages of hot dogs and 6 packages of buns
Explanation:
The indifference curves follow the 45-degree so the ratio for the hot dog:bun will be 1:1. Each package of hot dog gives 8 hot dogs while each package of the bun gives 8 hot dog buns. The ratio of hot dog package: buns package that Sue needs will be:
(number of hot dogs every package)/ (number of buns every package) * (ratio of hot dog : bun)
8/8 * 1/1= 1
The optimal choice package ratio is 1:1, then the amount of food Sue can buy will be: 48$/ (1*$5 + 1*$3)= $48/$8= 6 package.
The optimal choice is 6 packages of hot dogs and 6 packages of buns
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