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Answer:</h2>
d. electronic monitoring
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Explanation:</h2>
Home monitoring in its simplest term is the act of restricting the movement of an entity, object or an individual to a specified location, usually their homes.
In criminology, there are various levels of home monitoring. Some of them are;
i. <em>Curfew</em>: This type of home monitoring requires that the persons being monitored be indoors/at home at specified hours.
ii. <em>Home incarceration</em>: This level of home monitoring requires that the persons being monitored be indoors/at home at all times except in times of medical urgencies.
iii. <em>Home detention</em>: This seems to be one of the less strict forms of home monitoring. It requires that the persons being monitored be indoors/at home at all times except when necessary. For example, they could go to school, their workplace, to the market and so on.
Electronic monitoring is not a form of home monitoring as it allows the person being monitored to move freely. They might just contacted via telephone or any other means, at intervals to know their whereabouts.
Well, the force is proportional to the product of the charges
on the two objects. So if the objects are already negatively
charged distance between them is unchanged, then adding
electrons to either or both objects would increase the forces
between them.
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produce the highest concentration of carbon monoxide in the exhaust system.
</span>Carbon monoxide<span> (CO) is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas that is
slightly less dense than air. It is toxic to </span>hemoglobic<span> <span>animals (both </span></span>invertebrate<span> <span>and
vertebrate, including humans) when encountered in concentrations above about 35 </span></span>ppm<span>.</span>
A. a bicycle chain is an example of a compound machine
Yes that looks correct to me. good luck!!
