Answer:
sensory adaptation
Explanation:
As when you enter a new area basically there is change of environment and the senses activate and if there will be a slight change also in the smell, and quality of air that will be noticed by the body.
After certain time is spent even in the changed environment the body starts accepting such change and accordingly after few minutes even though the smell was recognizable earlier will have no effect now.
This is called sensory adaption, that is with some time the senses adapt such change.
Answer:
The correct answer is 3584 (Loss).
Explanation:
According tot he scenario, the given data are as follows:
Purchase value = $39.20
Sale value = $34.08
Total share = 700 share
So, we can calculate the total gain by using following formula:
Total gain = (Sale value - Purchase value) × Total share
= ( $34.08 - $39.20) × 700
= -3584 ( Negative shows Loss)
Answer:
John's estimated cost of owning and driving the car for three years is $17,500
Explanation:
The computation of the estimated cost for the three years is shown below:
= Purchase cost of Toyota + (annual cost of maintenance, registration, insurance, and gas × Number of years) - selling cost or scrap value
= $20,000 + ($1,500 × 3) - $10,000
= $20,000 + $7,500 - $10,000
= $27,500 - $10,000
= $17,500
The selling cost should be deducted so that accurate value can come and the annual cost is given for one year only but we have to compute for the three years so we multiply it by three years.
Answer:
The answer is: C) Special interests; they are bearing the costs.
Explanation:
A group of people, institutions or companies that share a common goal are more likely to achieve them or be more successful at their execution when they are easily and publicly identified to them. In politics, this is the whole concept behind lobbying. Generally those groups that take the effort to make their demands public will be more successful in achieving them. That is true even if some other group or the majority of the population suffers from those actions.
We can use the NRA as an example for this assumption. They are a well organized, funded and publicized group that firmly believes in their right to bear arms. I myself share that same belief. But I doubt anyone could argue why we need to sell machine guns or grenade launchers to common ordinary people that aren´t even trained to use them. But they have made their claim so well known and connected with the right politicians, that even mass murdering machines are available to the common public. And the cost of their actions are been paid mostly by innocent victims (and their families and communities) and the nation as a whole.
