Let him have a day off and find a replacement
Answer: No
The answer is no because the newborn palatine bones did not fused in the first place. If the palatine processes have not fused, then the palatine bones remain unfused since the palatine bones are still posterior to the palatine processes of the maxillae. With this, the non-fusion of palatine bones resulted to a cleft palate child.
D. Trachea, is the answer.
The easiest one would be the single-entry system
the accounting in single entry system only cover the "bare essentials" in its book such as cash, product, and account payable"
It's really simple and way cheaper to maintain compared to the double-entry system. Which cover all the transactions, even the one one that haven't happen yet
