Answer:
NFC technology
Explanation:
NFC stands for near-field communication , which consist of a set of protocols that allows two devices to exchange information.
In the examples above, the flow of information occurred from the phone (which contains the data regarding how much money you put in) and the terminal (which contains data regarding product price). By tapping the phone, the consumers initiate the exchange of information and the balance in the phone will be automatically deducted by the price in the terminal.
Answer:
Explanation:
Given
Required
Determine the length of wire needed
First, we calculate the perimeter of the land.
That is the amount needed for 1 row of wire.
For 4 rows, it would be:
Stanley Milgram showed that individuals will cause other individuals harm if ordered by others and if they don't have a direct contact with those other people, but are separated by technology.
In his experiment, people thought they are applying electric shocks to other participant under the orders of the experimenters and most of the participants did not refuse to administer those shocks.
It would be the committee formed by several government members
these committee would be filled with people with various expertise that are relevant to the bill that they about to investigate.
They will orchestrated researches and surveys in order to gauge the favorability of the bill and how it would affect the life of the citizens that become the target demographic of the bill.
Answer:
For me personally I always think of this one tv ad. It was some kind of brand of paper plates.
In the video there's a guy with a generic paper plate of spaghetti and meatballs, and he is holding it with one hand. The weight of the food tilts the plate and it falls off. If he was holding it with 2 hands this wouldn't have happened.
The ad introduces a "deep dish plate" <u>that improves his life</u> by preventing his food from spilling, and the man is now seen with a deep dish paper plate of spaghetti and meatballs, but now he is holding it with 2 hands.
I was annoyed by the ad because, the main problem was less that the food was too heavy for the plate and more that he was holding the plate in an improper manner. He wouldn't have to buy deep dish plates to solve his problem, only make sure he holds his plates correctly.
You'd want to hold the plate on both sides so it doesn't tilt over and spill the contents on the floor.
(I suppose you'd want to use this as an example for your critique, I recommend coming up with your own original work)
