Answer
We cannot know that the future will resemble the past by means of demonstrative reasoning,since there is no contradiction in suggesting that the future will not resemble the past.
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Answer:
searching products by brand
Explanation:
Generally customers search products by brand or by attributes. When you search products by attributes you are looking for some specific product and you are not that interested about the brand of the product, e.g. you are searching for a dress and your emphasis is towards the design of the dress not the brand. When you search by brand, you assign a different value to each brand that you are searching, depending on which brands you like the most or feel more comfortable with.
In this case, Brenda probably has a very good idea about the products that each brand offers and depending on her clients will decide which brand's products to offer.
We have to go backwards:
After the discount in July ( 50 % ), the cost of jeans is $25.50
So the price before this discount was 2 * $22.50 = $45
In June, the price was reduced by 25%.
45 ------------------75%
x --------------------100 %
45 : x = 75 : 100
45 * 100 = 75 x
4,500 = 75 x
x = 4,500 : 75
x = $60
Finally, in May the price was 250% of its wholesale cost.
60 ----------------- 250%
x -------------------100 %
60 : x = 250 : 100
6,000 = 250x
x = 6,000 : 250
x = $24
Answer: The cost of the jeans in the wholesale was $24.
The answer would be TRUE because that is the definition, meaning, and purpose of the whole allowance method process since it goes to uncollectible accounts as a process.
Answer: c. Social learning theory
Explanation:
KPMG in 2005 were almost indicted for their role in convincing wealthy clients to deceive the US government into believing that they had suffered losses which helped them evade taxes through tax shelters.
The marketing of these tax shelters at KPMG spread fast due to the Social learning theory where people engage in behaviour that they observed others doing.
Employees at KPMG were encouraged to be team players and so when they saw their fellow workers marketing these products to the wealthy, they too wanted to market it.
