Answer:
Option A
Explanation:
A person attempting to make a phone call while waiting for a meeting, is starting one task before another begins. So, it's not option B since multitasking is completing two or more tasks as once. It's not option C because sequential tasking, is beginning one task and not starting another in till that initial task is completed. It's not cleaving tasks or option D because cleaving tasks just means clinging to one task. Your best answer is option A or "combining tasks", since you are completing a phone call while waiting for your meeting. It means you are completing one task while waiting for another one to start.
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I believe the answer is: Standing committee
Standing committee is the permanent legislative panels that created by the house of representatives. Their duties is to regularly <span>constituted from time to time to deal with issues that would help the cabinet achieve its end goals during the presidency.</span>
Answer:
Option b
Explanation:
A partnership in business, is a business relationship and every business relationship is required to be accountable for its affairs, reporting and taxable because they engage in business activity as any business activity is meant to reporting to government on its returns which is a portion of what ever business activity had been carried out through tax remissions. So yes a partnership is reporting and taxable.
Men didn't allow women to get as much education men. Women didn't like the fact that men got the chance to vote and they didn't. In the 1800's Men were sexist, it's wrong! Forever will it be wrong! I HATE SEXISM! EVERYONE ARE EQUAL MEN, WOMEN, BLACK, WHITE, JAPANESE, CHINESE, ASIA, AND SO FORTH. Literally everyone is equal. And I hate racism as well.
B is the correct answer.
In looking for common ground, it is likely that both the Principal and the teacher could agree that students deserve the best resources and conditions to promote learning.
They might then disagree on what appropriate conditions look like but they can both agree that students deserve the best resources and conditions.
