Answer:
The value of discountRate would be 0.01
Explanation:
double discountRate = 0.0;
int purchase = 1250;
if (purchase > 1000)
discountRate = .05;
if (purchase > 750)
discountRate = .03;
if (purchase < 2500)
discountRate = .01;
else discountRate = 0;
discountRate is declared as 0.0 then purchase is 1250. But the entire if statement is sequential, that is; all the if statement are executed.
first if-statement assign .05 to discountRate because purchase is greater than 1000.
Next if-statement re-assign .03 to discountRate because purchase is greater than 750.
The last if-statement re-assign .01 to dicountRate because purchase is less than 2500. Since this is the last if statement executed, the value of discountRate is .01
Answer:
D. a Microsoft Account
Explanation:
You can deliver a document from Word using the Office Presentation Service, a free, public service that allows others to follow along in their web browser. No setup is required. Use your free Microsoft account to get started.
It Is Called Powerpoint
I would believe this is true if the following are also true.
Input devices are things like keyboards, mouses, buttons, e.c.t.
If that is true then I would believe it to be true due to multiple inputs are being used to communicate.
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Answer:
It's complicated.
Explanation:
I don't want to write the entire thing for you. However, there are multiple ways to think about this. Individualism vs. collectivism (groupthink) is a big debate itself.
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Couple of points for the individual:
- Choice of personal freedom
- Not overly complicated (focuses on the self)
- The needs of the self comes before the needs of the many (in some situations, this might prove helpful)
Couple of points for the group:
- Shared thoughts and feelings may result in a bigger camaraderie than the thoughts of the self
- Compassion for humanity vs. selfishness
- A tendency to forge alliances
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Interpret these for yourself. One's own mind is crucial in understanding the philosophical structures of life's biggest questions. And for it only being 2 paragraphs. Like, isn't that 10 sentences? I don't know what your teacher is looking for but your own personal thoughts on the matter may be good writing.
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Here's a very-hard-to-see-the-text-but-helpful website, from the City University of New York (this talks about the theories of the individual and group interest in relation to government, but it <em>may</em> provide useful to you in understanding): https://www.qcc.cuny.edu/socialsciences/ppecorino/intro_text/Chapter%2010%20Political%20Philosophy/Group_vs_Individual_Interest.htm