Answer:
Some distractions could be the lack of authority. On my computer certain things are blocked because of my parents but if you have full rein to apps you could be often distracted by games other than school work. Another thing that can distract you as an online student could be siblings. When I was in public school with my twin brother it was difficult trying not to punch him in the face, but we were in public so I had to hold back... If you have a sibling or multiple that are younger than you or just annoying it can be a common distraction.. and last stratigies I can use to avoid these distractions would be to set guidelines for you and your siblings.. this is something I haven't tried because my brother is still doing public school.. but when I am trying to do work and he happens to be at home making noise... I will tell him to just shut up or I could lock him in the basement easy fix.( jk )With the whole multiple apps and being able to use social media and games during school can easily be fixed by blocking certain apps..... I don't like it but oh well... here we are.!!
Answer:
10.296
Explanation:
From point A to point B, the line goes 5 spaces to the left and 9 spaces down. You can use the Pythagorean theorem and solve for the c value. 5 squared is 25, 9 squared is 81, 25 + 81 = 106. The square root of 106 is approximately 10.296. Hope that helped
I would say B because car expenses can be high and living close to campus can give you the possibility of walking.
The statement that is true of simon as an individual is; C: His annual deductible will be $800.
<h3>What is In-network Insurance?</h3>
For in - network insurance, we know the following facts;
- Charged a lower copayment rate after deductible.
- Incur a relatively low out-of-pocket amount.
- Have a relatively low annual deductible.
Now, in-network physicians help to reduce the cost of insurance to the individual and as a result, what is most likely going to happen is that Simon will have an annual deductible of $800 and is less likely that he will not pay anything after meeting this annual deductible.
The missing options are;
a. The cost of his annual physical will be 50% after deductible
b. The maximum amount that he can expect to pay out-of-pocket is $6,000.
c. His annual deductible will be $800.
d. Once he hits his annual deductible of $800, he will incur no additional costs for health care services for the rest of the calendar year.
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