If you mean something like
C-ute
A-gile
T-imid
Then that is called an acrostic.
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Usage of dilemma a usually undesirable or unpleasant choice; a situation involving such a choice; broadly : predicament; a problem involving a difficult choice.
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Assume the US economy is in equilibrium. For each of the short-run situations (A-J) below, answer the following questions (i-iii): i. Explain what shifts in the equilibrium diagram, and why. ii. What is the outcome of that shift (what happens to real GDP and PL)? iii. Is the result an inflationary gap, recessionary gap, stagflation, or increase in SRAS? A. Consumers become confident in the future of the economy. B. The government increases regulations on businesses, C. The government increases spending. D. New policies lead to more Americans having health care. E. Home values, nationwide, significantly increase. F. The value of the USD increases against foreign currencies. G. Oil prices suddenly increase. H. The government decreases personal income taxes. 1. The Chinese become wealthier. J. Interest rates in the US increase.
Answer: approximate location of median is A
approximate location of mean is B
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1. People have a hard to learn from others.
2. Yes, it is very helpful because one can code while the other navigate
3. Getting help can increse the chance of not missing something important
4. Communicate with each other
