Answer:
a) working in a factory for a multinational company.
Explanation:
If you work for a multinational then you are seeing agricultural activities.
Answer:
The Chance Model
I am not convinced that my friend's method actually works as she claims. Taking one exam to prove that her claim works is not significant enough. My friend needs to take more tests. If a sample of tests yields similar results on the average, I will then be convinced. Otherwise, what has just happened is simply a question of chance.
Explanation:
The statistical significance of one test is not large enough for any decision maker to reject or fail to reject my friend's hypothesis or claim. More sample tests need to be taken such that my friend will score 70% or more in the tests to make her claim convincing.
<span>Option (c) is the most correct. With this argument, a person has free will only because he or she is aware that they do every time they make a conscious decision to do something. The free will is only recognized after the action has taken place.</span>
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Not A, not B, not C, so most likely D.
A and B aren't really benefits.
C is untrue. You make your own choices. Personal budgets don't do anything for your paycheck's amount.
