C. who should be Muhammad's successor
Explanation:
The two sects disagree over who should be the Khalifa and by extension the ruler of the caliphate after the death of prophet Muhammad. T<u>he Sunnis were the ones that lobbied for the four consecutive Khalifas starting with Abu Bakr while the Shias firmly advocated for Ali ibn e Talib.</u>
This case was the real divide that formed the two most important sects of Islam which is the Sunni and the shia.
They would be owned by the people as a whole - the correct answer is B.
An interesting fact: countries with communist or socialist systems often have the word"people's" in their name, for example;
"People's Republic of Poland" - historical name until 1989
"People's Republic of China" - current name
Answer:
The response to the question is a discrete random variable.
Explanation:
By definition of a discrete random variable we infer that the response can only take certain known values but the response shall be completely random. As an example when we toss a fair coin the out comes are discrete as only either head or tail is possible and the outcome is random meaning we cannot predict the outcome before hand.
Similarly an continuous random variable takes any value in a set and there are infinitely many possible values it can take. For example if we choose any real number between 1 and 10. Since the answers are infinitely many in number and are completely random.
Now in our survey we can infer that the responses shall be either "yes I smoked last week" or "No i didn't smoke last week". Hence the variables are discrete and random.
False.
Seatbelts<span> can help to save lives. They are </span>important<span> safety features that, like air bags, help to protect a driver or passenger in a collision and minimize injuries. Those who do not wear their </span>seatbelts<span> while in a vehicle put themselves at greater risk of severe injury or even death</span>
Answer:
<em>c.a survey.</em>
Explanation:
<em>Survey: </em>The term survey is referred to as one of the research methods which is being used to collect or gather data from a specific group of people or respondents to achieve or gather insight or information related to a different topic of the researcher's interest.
<em>It includes questionnaires </em>that are being distributed among people of interest and therefore the researcher gets an idea of establishing people's behavior, attitude, and beliefs.
<em>Types of the survey: </em>Job satisfaction survey, market research survey, brand awareness survey, etc.
