According to the given passage the most appropriate option is: C.
A single text produced by a previously unknown society.
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
In light of this passage's excerpt, we can infer that it would be most challenging to interpret a piece of art for which we have no context—that is, no understanding of its language, history, inflection, or society and culture.
<h3>The definition of a single text:</h3>
A single document that ties together the frequently disparate interests of parties involved in a conflict is used in a single-text negotiating strategy, a type of mediation.
<h3>What exactly is a paragraph?</h3>
1. A paragraph with only one brief sentence that clearly states the main idea.
2. A paragraph that consists of a single lengthy sentence that could support three, four, or five sentences.
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Answer:
final balance = 24,634.02
compound interest = 19,634.02
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: it is basically saying this is an expectation can you reach it.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct options for the linear combinations of the vectors are given by:
A, B, C, D, E and F.
<h3>What is a span between two vectors?</h3>
The span between two vectors is the set that contains all linear combinations between these two vectors.
Supposing we have two vectors u1 and u2, as is the case in this problem, the infinitely many linear combinations have the following format:
k1u1 + k2u2
In which k1 and k2 are real numbers.
With k1 = 4 and k2 = -7, we get that option A is correct.
For option B, the vector 0 will always be a part of the span, as it can be formed with constants 0, hence it is correct.
The dimension of the span is of 3, as the vectors have 3 elements, hence option C is correct.
The underlying vectors will always also be part of the span, as they can be formed with their constant 1 and the others at 0, hence options D and F are correct.
The size of the span of any vectors is of infinity, hence option E is correct while option G is not.
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