Which principle prevents a government from becoming too powerful?
1 answer:
Comment: I think you got this in the wrong section but I’ll still answer it anyways.
Actual Answer: system of checks and balances
Step-by-step explanation: A system of checks and balances stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful.
Additional Note: I hope that this helps you and have a wonderful day!
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For x,
(32+x)/2=14
32+x=14*2
32+x=28
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For y,
(40+y)/2=26
40+y=26*2
40+y=52
y=52-40
y=12
Therefore coordinates of B(-4,12)
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Step-by-step explanation:
a. (0.60x + 0.70y)- 50 = 10
<=> 0.60x + 0.70y = 60
b. (x+y) = 5(x-y)
x+y=5x-5y
<=> 4x - 6y = 0
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
7mn³|7m²n³ ---14mn^5
| m---2n²
LCM=7mn³×m×2n²
=14m²n^5
or LCM of 7,14 =14
Highest power of m=2
Highest power of n=5
LCM=14m²n^5
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13x=78
the answer is x=6
