I studied it in 3rd standard so I don't remember much. As much as I can remember CPU means Computer Programming Unit. Computer doesn't have a full form it is a simple word that means something that computes or calculates.
Answer:
D. The interest rate will increase since there are fewer available funds for the bank to loan
Explanation:
Banks often have as priority have liquidity in order to be able to loan money to its users, that it´s why banks give interests rates to those that have their money safely guarded with them, since they can use that money to loan it to other clients and generate interests with that loans, when banks buy treasury fonds they loose that liquidity and have less funds available, which makes them increase the interest rates.
Answer:
In explanation.
Explanation:
The International Date Line is an imaginary line set up by the people, and it is needed so that the people manage to organize the time more properly on the whole planet.
This line is halfway through on the other side of the planet from the Prime Meridian, also known as the Greenwich Meridian, so since the Prime Meridian is at 0 longitude, the International Date Line is roughly at 180 degrees of longitude.
As I said, roughly 180 degrees of longitude, so this line is not a straight one, but instead it moves a bit in both eastern and western direction at certain places. The reason why it is not straight is because it follows the borders of the countries located in the Pacific through which it passes or touches their borders, in order to not divide their time.
Answer:
distributed practice.
Explanation:
Many students review course material at various times during a semester so they will be prepared for the final exam. These students are especially likely to retain the information far into the future. This best illustrates the value of distributed practice. Distributed practice is a strategy of learning that makes use of smaller addiction of study and practice over a longer period of time rather than a short period of time. For example, studying something during two different sessions with a break of a few days (or even hours) in between, rather than learning it all in a go.
