Answer:
She received cards from around the world and good wishes as a sign of support and they were sent as a way of showing affection and love for the people who cared for her.
Explanation:
This question is incomplete. It refers to a speech given at the Youth Takeover of the United Nations by Malala Yousafzai’s.
Malala Yousafzai, who won the Nobel Peace Prize, is a young Pakistani known for her defense of the right to female education in her country and who on October 9, 2012 was the victim of an attack carried out by a linked group the Taliban.
She was the victim of an attack in Mingora when two members of the TTP got on the school bus that Malala was in and shot her with a rifle, hitting her in the skull and neck. The then spokesman for the terrorist group, Ehsanullah Ehsan, affirmed that they would try to kill her again and claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement in which they reiterated that the "sharia", which is against the secular educational model, forced them to do so.
The young woman was admitted to a hospital in Rawalpindi, near Islamabad, the capital of the country, where they removed a bullet that was lodged in her neck, near the spinal cord.
That is why when giving her first public lecture after this attack, she recounted all the love and good wishes of people from all over the world.
Answer:
P (x,y,z) = x on the campus of y in the United States in which z is painted white.
Expressed using Quantifier = ∃(x)∃(y)∀(z)P(x,y,z).
Negation =∀(x)∀(y)∃(z)¬P(x,y,z)
Negation statement in English: In all Buildings on the Campus of Every College in the United States, there exist some rooms which are not painted white.
Explanation:
variables = x,y,z
Domain for x is all buildings
Domain for y is all colleges
Domain for z is all rooms
Universal Quantifier ∀ - For all elements
, example"every room"
Existential Quantifier ∃ - There exists an element, example "There is a building", "of some college"
The negation will be the opposite quantifier, therefore a universal now becomes existential and therefore changes the Predicate "is painted white" to "are not painted white"
Answer:
I think it's more of an opinion based topic so it has to be from you. I think. But a way to do it is to think of someone you'd want to trade lives with (a friend, family member, celebrity, etc.) then think of parts of their life and why you'd want to trade places with them and maybe compare some of the stuff to your life.
Explanation:
Example: (This is completely random.) "If I could trade places with someone, it would be Kim Kardashian. I would trade places with Kim Kardashian because she is super pretty. She is one of my idols and I've never been on an actual Yacht but she has and I really wanna experience that like she has. I don't have that much money but she's rich and I would love to have as much money as her. She has great style and I love scrolling through her Instagram looking at all her pictures and outfits. I don't have any siblings but I wish I did like Kim does. Those are some reasons why I'd want to trade place with Kim Kardashian." That wasn't the best example but I hope you get the jist of it. :)
Water my phone food shelter electricity and that’s it
This can be true or false because there can be children that don't do all of the exercises and still like gym class.