This question is incomplete because the options are missing; here are the options for this question:
Which of the following is the most effective way for Velma to save money each month?
A. Automatically reroute a portion of her paycheck to her savings account.
B. Manually deposit 10% of her paycheck in her savings account.
C. Pay all of her bills and then place the remaining money in her savings account.
D. Pay all of her bills and then place the remaining money in her piggy bank.
The correct answer to this question is A. Automatically reroute a portion of her paycheck to her savings account.
Explanation:
In this case, Velma needs to consistently save money for her vacation as this guarantees she will have the money for the trip. This means it is ideal every month she contributes consistently to her savings for the vacation.
This can be better be achieved by automatically rerouting a part of her paycheck for this purpose (Option A) because in this way, every month the money for the vacations will increase and the amount of money will be consistent, which means Velma will know beforehand the money she will have for the vacation. Moreover, options such as using a piggy bank or paying the bills and using the rest for her savings, do not guarantee she will contribute to the savings every month, or she will have the money she needs at the end.
Answer:
Constant
Explanation:
One of the flexibility of worksheet is using cell references to get the value of a cell, this will make the overall formula update itself when cell values are changed, but when using a constant to make computation the formula is not keeping track of the contents of the cells for any change and this will make it a fresh work to get a value based on changed values.
Answer:
You have syntax errors, but I don't know if it happened when you posted this question, nevertheless
Explanation:
Correct code:
WaitlistEntry createWL( int iPriority, int iStudentID ) { // Opening Brace
WaitlistEntry w; // Should be ; not ,
w.iPriority = iPriority; // Assign Missing
w.iStudentID = iStudentID; // Assign Missing
return w;
} // Closing Brace
// Also note: iStudentID this actually has an 'l' which is LD. Not ID, this is why I assume these errors happened when posting the question.
Not sure how to answer your second question, but I can try answering your first:
<em>What makes someone an expert?</em>
Someone with high IQ or simply knows and is good at a certain subject or skill makes them an expert.
I apologize if this isn't the answer you're looking for.
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a cell phone is changing our views in both polite and unpolite ways because these days I see people at dinner tables on their phones taxting and not actually socializing with the people around them but at the same time people who like other people posts on instagram and wright good comments are being very polite to the person who posts it.
