Answer:
Trade secret
Explanation:
A trade secret refers to things like a process, formula or design that a company owns that have an economic value and provide a competitive advantage and that are known only by certain people inside the organization. According to this, the answer is that in the business world, a trade secret is recognized as a legally acceptable way for any business to keep knowledge of its particular methods of production from being known by competing firms because trade secrets refer to intellectual property that allows the organization to have a competitive advantage and they are maintained as a secret to avoid competing firms to copy its methods.
Answer: I. Thursday and III. Saturday
Explanation: To say that Isabelle has $84.00 in her account means that she has her own cash held in a bank. This means that Isabelle has a debit account and is likely using a debit card to for her deposits and purchases. A debit card is used to take out cash from her account, and not a line of credit. This means that the cash for every purchase she makes is withdrawn from her account which then debits, or decreases her balance. On the other hand every deposit into her account, increases the balance which is credited to her account.
The changes made throughout the week affected her account in the following way:
Day Debit(-) Credit (+) Balance
Openin bal: 84.00
Monday -22.35 61.65
Tuesday -47.60 +10.29 24.34
Wednesday -15.44 8.90
Thursday -11.25 -2.35
Friday -9.78 +22.69 10.56
Saturday -30.54 +18.86 -1.12
∴closing bal: = -1.12
From this it shows that Isabelle is charged an overdraft fee on Thursday (I) and Saturday (III) as she spent more than what she had in her account on those days.
Quantitative data is defined by one thing: numbers. It differs from qualitative data in that the latter is usually in the form of words or sentences.
Thus, from the given options, the choice that is representative of quantitative data would be (A) Joni buys coffee three times a week at the local donuts shop.
Answer:
C. Given the limited resources, emergency managers should encourage groups to provide unsolicited donations.
