The correct answer is negative correlation.
A negative correlation refers to a relationship between two variables, where an increase in the value of one variable leads to a decrease in the value of the other variable, and vice-versa. In this examples, Tony's findings indicate that when one's age increases, one's likelihood to be aggressive decreases. Thus, age and aggression are negatively correlated.
Answer: The declaration of independence...
and the fact that rights give us a boost and a good free life.
Explanation:
I think we have basic rights because we need to have those in order to make sure we can live freely, without basic rights we can't do very much;
I also believe we have rights from the government because without them we will likely not live a good life and without rights we only have rules, and not to mention rights CAN PREVENT US FROM TERMINATING the government;
It is absolutely in Sudan
Answer:
A) knowing French and C) drawing skills
Explanation:
Human capital is the skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual or population, viewed in terms of their value. These qualities include higher education, technical or on-the-job training, health, and values such as punctuality. A) Knowing French (assuming you know another language) in a work field would give you an advantage in versatility over a none-french speaking employee. As a result with this advantage you could have a better chance of being hired compared to the other person. B) Drawing skills is also consider a skill over the rest, bagging onions and mixing dough, because anyone can do that.
Answer:
Economic requirements.
Explanation:
Due to economical reasons (making the bars affordable for the South Asian markets) they decided to adapt the form of the packs to suit their consumers. Hence, they were influenced by economic requirements.
It couldn't be legal requirements because no law forbids selling packs of bars in form of two or twenty.
No political requirement was mentioned in this hypotesis.
No new technology requirement would be necessary given that in Canada they sell them in packs of 10 or 20.
No cultural requirements is mentioned given that in the South Asian markets the bars are still being eaten - the only thing reduced is it's quantity which is explained by the economical reasons.
