They are supported by details.
They can be explicitly stated or implied
Answer: kevin decided to make a bigger battery
Explanation:
Answer:
Mechanic's Lien.
Explanation:
Mechanic's Lien is the lien that gives rights to the mechanics such as contractors, sub-contractors, or suppliers to file for their unpaid fees.
This lien gives rights to the mechanics to file a case against the person who used their services but after the work done refused to pay the remaining cost.
In such cases, when a mechanic files 'Mechanic's lien' the property on which they offered their services will come under public property, which means that the unpaid amount will be carried on the property. So if the person wants to sell his/her property either the next party will pay the unpaid amount or that party will force the previous one to clear the account. This lien is also known as 'construction lien' or 'property lien'.
So, in the given example, City Roofers will go for 'Mechanic's Lien'.
Answer:
D) Wikipedia entries can contain incorrect information.
Explanation:
You have reviewed several steps for confirming the reliability of a source. which of the following statements is true?
A) business sites are always credible.
B) visiting answer sites is a good research strategy.
C) websites ending in .org do not have an agenda.
D) Wikipedia entries can contain incorrect information.
Wikipedia's information is typically correct. When users are given the ability to add and change content, there is always the possibility that the article will contain incorrect information.
Answer:
Choice C, Simple.
Explanation:
(sentence: Aliza<u> found</u> fragments of ancient pottery)
There are three tenses in english. There's Past, present, and future.
These show something being at a certain point in time, like,
"I <em>was </em>eating that in <em>1987</em> but then you stole it and fed it to the dog"
However, these can't always be clear as to a very specific point in time, like,
"I <em>was</em> eating that, until you stole it and fed it to the dog."
So, it's a simple verb, because it shows an action, but it isn't pinpointing a specific moment in time.
