Answer: Option (C)
Explanation:
The known key difference in between the leading and lagging strand can be described as that leading strand is referred to as DNA strand, that tends to grows continuously during the process of DNA replication on the other hand lagging strand is known as DNA strand, which tends to grow discontinuously by formulating the segments referred to as the Okazaki fragments.
Answer:
when good are free of charge
Explanation:
Answer: All of the above are problem with the plan.
Explanation:
If a Government rapidly increases the money supplied into an economy, it leads to inflation.
This is because as the citizens of a country get more money at a very short interval, they would tend to demand for more items in the market, the increase in demand would directly lead to an increase in price which is an inflation.
Therefore minting extra money may pay the soldiers but negatively affect the economy as price of commodities would increase.
Answer:
The company‘s cash flows from financing activities is ($12,600), or cash deficit of $12,600
Explanation:
The cash flow from financing activities = Cash inflows from issuing equity or debt – dividend paid out – repurchasing equity or debt
= Issued common stock for $64,000 cash - Paid cash dividend of $14,600 - Paid $50,000 cash to settle a bond payable - Paid $12,000 cash to acquire its treasury stock
= $64,000 - $14,600 - $50,000 - $12,000 = ($12,600)
Answer: A Semantic Differential Scale question.
A rating scale question is a type of a closed-end question in which the person who takes the survey assess the question on a given scale.
A rating scale may be a Likert scale or a Semantic differential scale.
In a Likert scale the choices usually range between strongly agree and strongly disagree.
In a semantic differential scale, however, each end of the scale has opposing sentences. In the question above, the five-point scale ranges from “hilarious” to “not funny”. Since this scale has opposing sentences at each end, this question is a semantic differential scale question.
