Impedance is the <u>opposition to the flow of alternating current.</u>
Option a
<u>Explanation:</u>
Electrical impedance is the term used to measure the opposition present when a circuit opposes the flow of an electric current in the presence of voltage.
Impedance is measured in the unit of Ohms.
It is often confused with resistance. While resistance is used for ‘direct current’, impedance is used for ‘alternating current’. Impedance includes resistance and reactance both.
Just like resistance, presence of impedance prevents extensive damage when there is an electrical surge.
Answer: Groupthink
Explanation: Groupthink is a way of making decisions where those decisions are made as a result of group thinking on a given topic, and thus arrive at a decision or solution that tends to seek some compromise and harmony within the group rather than some truly quality and challenging solution. It is, in fact, the psychological tendency of the group members towards the consent of all, where the usual solution is non-functional and often irrational.
That is why every time, in this case, the employee offers some solution for promotion of the advertising of the company, the proposal is ignored by the advertising team because that proposal differs from the plan which the boss has outlined in advance. So, in order for the advertising team to remain aligned with the boss, every other proposal that is even better in some parts is rejected for the sake of compromise.
B. air pollution from trucks and C. unclean water from fertilizers.
Mason's experiencing Persecutory delusions as Mason had the impression that people were talking about him and that his neighbors were conspiring against him in order to evict him from his home.
<h3>What is Persecutory delusions?</h3>
When someone has persecutory delusions, they believe others are trying to harm them despite evidence to the contrary.
It's a form of paranoid thinking that can accompany a variety of mental conditions.
Thus, Persecutory delusions is the brain disorder faced by Mason.
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