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The correct answer is B) extended, with at most two conclusions.
"Because the Chicago Public Library is a distinguished institution, therefore we can expect that the city’s budget will continue to include library funding as a protected item. It also follows that Chicago citizens will continue to have free access to the world’s great literature" is the following type of argument: extended, with at most two conclusions.
When we are answering some questions, we have to give arguments to support our answers. There are usually four types of arguments. They are argumentation by analogy, inductive argumentation, deductive argumentation, and abductive argumentation. In the case of the question, we can use deductive argumentation using the premises that are there to be verified. The type of argument extended, with at most two conclusions.
The other options of the question were A) simple. C) extended, with more than two conclusions.
Answer: reduction of visual.
Explanation: A SACCADIC eye movement is defined as an eye movement characterized by discontinuous or sporadic movements. When one makes a saccadic eye movement, there is a reduction of visual sensitivity known as saccadic suppression.
Answer: Option(b) is correct
Explanation:
Positive economics is the field where economy is studied and analysed without predicting about its judgement in terms of goodness or badness. This theory defines about cause and effect that causes economic processes and behavior.
Other options are incorrect because operation of federal government and price level is not set by positive economics also does not describe value decisions and expectation about economy should operate. Thus, the correct option is option(b) .
Medhatithi Gautama ; 6th
During that time, Medhatithi Gautama advocated for including the scientific process when observing/analyzing natural occurrence rather than blindly relying on faith. He even established the pursue of scientific Innovations in the scholastic school, that he named as 'Nyaya'. The method that he used in that school became the basic/foundation of modern-day logical approach.
