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natima [27]
3 years ago
13

7. List and explain 3 things that make you enthusiastic about learning?

Business
1 answer:
Reptile [31]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

1) Reward

2) Enjoyment

3) Personality Growth

Explanation:

<u>Learning Business</u>

I opted for Business because it is very easy as compared to other subjects.

It is applicable anywhere anytime.

It is rewarding in terms of  rules and regulations.

<u>Otherwise Learning</u>

It enhances your abilities making you a strong enough person to fight any challenge.

It is always rewarding. It pays you one way or other.

It polishes and nourishes your personality to an extent where you feel better adapted towards life.

It is an enjoyment in the sense that it makes you see how well you use your abilities. For example I like mathematics and I enjoy doing it. Some people like drawing and they enjoy it.

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Accounts receivable $40,600

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Interest payable $1,518

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Retained earnings $50,540

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