I'd say 12/16 is the answer
Answer:
5,100 Consumers
Explanation:
The 17% of the total consumer recognize Flatfeet brand which means:
Consumers who recognize Flatfeet = Total Consumers * percentage of people that recognize the brand
Here
Total consumers are 30,000
And
Percentage of people that recognize the brand is 17%
By putting values, we have:
Consumers who recognize Flatfeet Brand = 30,000 * 17%
Consumers who recognize Flatfeet Brand = 5,100 Consumers
Answer:
No, there is no contract between the two parties because of withdrawal of offer (Revocation) before the acceptance of the other party.
Explanation:
When one party offers another party and after some time the offer maker withdraws the offer by communicating that they had revoked then the offer is no more available to the other party and is often termed as Revocation. So when the offer maker revokes before the acceptance of the offer by the other party then their is no offer at consideration to the other party, which means if there is no offer then their can not be an acceptance of an offer and of course when there is no acceptance then there is no contract.
The communication of revocation was held before the acceptance of the offer of the other party which agains says that the contract was not actually formed.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
A stale green light is light that is about to turn yellow because it has been green for a while
Cover brake involves taking ones foot off the accelerator and hovering it over the brake pedal.
Cover brake is necessary when there is a stale green light in case there is a need to stop suddenly or reduce speed
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be "Service charges".
Explanation:
Financial service charge cost seems to be the description of such an account where all amounts paid by that of the company to such an agency's checking accounts are kept.
- Defining a service charge seems to be an extra service payment or fee that is in addition to the standard payment.
- An illustration of such a service cost is PayPal offering a cost for an individual utilizing their service to transfer money to the other.