Answer: b) Everyone on the team discusses options and then votes
Explanation:
<u><em>Note: I'm not sure this is correct</em></u> O_o
- A) Having everyone talking at the same time can be disorganized, long, and hard for everyone to settle down to agree on one thing.
- C) An outside person may not choose a solution that everyone on the team supports.
- D) The team leader may not choose the solution that everyone on the team supports.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Explanation:
If John needs to ensure a 40% profit, John needs to sell the pines at a price that would give 40% more money back than he spent.
Since John needs to make back all of the money he spent, plus another 40%, John needs to get back 140% of what he spent.

John spent $3500.
140% of $3500 is $4900.
So, John must bring in $4900 (revenue) selling all 15 pines to achieve a 40% profit.
However, the question asks for the price of a single pine. To find the unit price of a single pine, divide the total revenue by 15.

Answer:
but why................m..
The behavior expected of Clive in the new class is " Why study?" There isn't anything I can do to improve my Spanish skills."
Learned helplessness is a theory in psychology where a person after being continuously exposed to a negative circumstance for a long time accepts the circumstance and stops trying to change the circumstance.
This theory was developed by Martin Seligman and Steven Maier. They noticed that dogs stopped attempting to avoid getting shocks after continual exposure to the shocks. This behaviour continued even after they were placed in different circumstances.
If Clive has learned helplessness, he would believe he is poor in Spanish and he would not even make an effort in understanding Spanish. This is because he believes he is poor at Spanish.
Here are the options of this question:
a. " Spanish is a difficult subject that I am very poor at."
b. " I sure hope that my Spanish professor is better than my high school Spanish teacher."
c. " Why study?" There isn't anything I can do to improve my Spanish skills."
d. "If I spend more time studying, I'm sure I will do better than in high school."
e. " I need to find a good tutor to help me learn Spanish; I can't learn it on my own."
To learn more about learned helplessness, please check: brainly.com/question/7425577