Answer:
The net decrease in calories after walking 3 hours is 210 cal (if the Gatorade intake is discrete) or 765 cal ( if the Gatorade intake is continuous)
Explanation:
The net decrease N in calories after 3 hours will be
N=Net decrease = Decrease due to walking - Increase because of Gatorade
= 300 - 80*t + 50*t = 300 - 30*t
- if the Gatorade intake is discrete ( 1 gatorade each hour with 30 calories intake , so there is total intake of 30*t at time t) , then for t = 3 hours
Net decrease = 300 cal - 30 cal/hour * 3 hours = 300 cal - 90 cal = 210 cal
Net decrease = 210 cal
- if the Gatorade intake is continuous ( continuously drinking Gatorade during the walk) , then
N = ∫(300 - 30*t) dt = 300*t - 30*t²/2 (integrated between t and t=0)
then for t=3 hours
N = 300*3 - 30*3²/2 = 765 cal
I believe the answer is: Experience.
As a couple gained more experience by staying in a relationship, they would most likely understand their partner enough to understand the things that could make each other angry.
So rather than acting on an impulse when they found their partner is in a bad mood, they could give them some space to vent.
Answer:
Face work
Explanation:also term as gaining face are the various ways a person wants to point out, sustain or restore his or her identity (majorly social identity) in the midst of the people one interact with.most times we say what we don't mean or our words offends the people we roll with(have conversations or interaction with) and so we try to remedy the situation so that it will not let your friends or those you are interacting with have a negative view of you or even offended (angry with you).
It is a communication strategy geared towards restoring one's identity in a dialogue or communication. Most times face management, restructuring words and negotiation are used in the process.
Answer:
The answer is the dependent variable.
Explanation:
In experimental studies, an independent variable is expected to affect a dependent variable. In this example, the lighting intensity is predicted to influence the participants' mood. This is, their mood <em>depends</em> on the amount of light to which they are exposed.
An easy way to remember the difference is to think: independent causes change in dependent.
