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4 years ago

What characteristic distinguishes a group from an aggregate?

Physics

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Elis [28]4 years ago

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Explanation:

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Next we will see the differences between group and aggregate:

A group of people are people who are together and who also have something in common or carry out an activity in common.

The main characteristic of a group is the interaction between its members.

In the case of the aggregate, they are people who are in the same place but do not share anything.

docker41 [41]4 years ago

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Group is a collection of people that are in the same place and share some characteristics. examples are a group of students, a group of engineers and etc. while aggregate is a collection of people that are in the same place but do not share anything in common

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