Hi, I provided some suggestions about how you go about writing your letter.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Note that in this scenario, the letter is going to be addressed in a formal way since the letter is been addressed to someone holding an official office/position.
It is important for the sender to note these details as he constructs the letter to the Addressee (the person receiving the letter).
- Clearly include the address of the writer (in this case your own address)
- Date
- Mention the Designation of the Addressee (in the case, The editor of the english newspaper).
Should also include:
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Address of the Receiver
- Salutation or Greeting
- Subject
- The body of the letter (which should detail the main intent or content of the letter).
- Conclusion, finally include
- Complimentary Close with the Name and Signature of the Sender.
<span>There are a couple of reasons why Bryan acted in an unethical manner. First, he may have low morals which could be traced to his upbringing or life challenges. He could also have acted this way due to the demands made upon him by his employer to increase sales so dramatically. The stress of keeping his job may have been greater than acting ethically.</span>
She is most likely to stray from the consumer decision
process in this example b<span>y spending very little effort on searching for information and considering
options. The consumer decision making process involves five key steps: (1)
Problem recognition, (2) Information search, (3) Seeking Alternatives,
(4) Purchase, (5) Evaluation of Purchase. Thus, she will stray away from the
usual consumer decision process if she does not spend time searching for
information about the product or if she does not consider other options. </span>
Answer:
Flame, Health Hazard, and Exclamation Mark
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that the pictograms that need to be on the label would be the Flame, Health Hazard, and Exclamation Mark. That is because these pictograms represent the following:
Health Hazard: carcinogen, mutagenicity, Respiratory Sensitizer, Aspiration toxicity, etc.
Flame: flammable, self-heating, organic peroxides, pyrophorics, etc.
Exclamation mark: Respiratory tract irritant, Irritant, Narcotic Effect, etc.