Answer: Option 1. is correct
Explanation:
From the given options, <em>Past performance</em> is a variable that doesn't influences chances.
The mere notion that drives this analysis is that circumstances are controlled by an equilibrium between variables that control change and several other which tend to resist change. In order for the change to take place, the variables must be bolstered or on the other hand the resisting variables should be weakened.
i believe the answer is: Fuel filter
Fuel filter is a part of your vehicles that screens out various form of small particles from the fuel (such as dirts). Every 15,000 miles, there would be a chance that your fuel filter is clogged. If this fuel filter is not changed, it would be hard for you to start your car.
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An increase in the need for teachers as a result of more children in the Ohio educational system is the latent function.
Option: (A)
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Owing to the scheme implemented by the Ohio state government, it is obvious that more parents would be motivated to give birth to birth to more number of children in the next three years.
- As some of the consequences of the scheme implemented, the population of the state would increase considerably in the next three years. As there would be more more children born in the next three years, the newly added population would be more or less in the same age group.
- Thus, among the needs that would be required to be fulfilled owing to the growth in the population, the need for teachers would be latent and inevitable.
Answer:
The correct answers are intimate and care
Explanation:
An intimate relationship is a one in which people know each other well and interact in private. Families are clearly a type of intimiate relationship.
In families, some members are responsible of the care of the other members. The most obvious example is the nuclear family in which parents are responsable care for their children.
This combination of intimacy and dependency makes domestic violence a very difficult problem.
