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babcock forceps are similar to Allis forceps however may be considered less traumatic due to their wider, rounded grasping surface. the jaws are circumferential, and the tips are triangular and fenestrated with horizontal serrations. they are particularly useful for grasping tube-shaped structures.

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3 years ago

In what way is flick sticking his tongue on the flagpole an example of negative reinforcement?.

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Sticking the tongue on the flagpole is an example of negative reinforcement because it produces an unpleasant sensation. In consequence, this behavior will be avoided in the future.

Negative reinforcement refers to a phenomenon that allows teaching a particular behavior.

Negative reinforcement occurs when an uncomfortable and/or unpleasant situation is taken away as a reaction to a particular stimulus.

This process (negative reinforcement) involves discarding the negative situation in order to strengthen a particular behavior.

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3 years ago

Johnny deposited $50 in a savings bank at

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54 dollars

Explanation:

Because this problem involves simple interest, and the money is only deposited for one year, you can calculate the amount of money in the bank after one year by thinking about a percent increase. Johnny starts with 50 dollars in his bank account, and we are given that he will experience an 8% increase over the year. This means that the amount of money in his bank account after one year is just 50 + 0.08*50 (the principal amount plus the simple interest, or amount of money that increases during the year). This is equal to 50 + 4, or 54 dollars.

Note that, whenever we are dealing with simple interest, the amount of money in the bank after a certain number of years is just P(1 + PRT), where P is the principal amount, R is the interest rate, and T is the number of years the money is in the bank.

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