There are several types of keboard designs and research is ongoing to improve their efficiency e,g QWERTY, QWERTZ and AZERTY keyboards
<h3>Types of Keyboards</h3>
Bellow is an extended list of the various types of keyboards
- Qwerty Keyboards
- Wired Keyboards
- Numeric Keypads
- Ergonomic Keyboards
- Wireless Keyboards
- USB Keyboards
- Bluetooth Keyboards
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Based on the excerpt from the contemporary composer Aulis Sallinen, the melody is played by a trombone: False.
<h3>What is an inference?</h3>
An inference refers to a process through which a reader or listener can deduce the meaning or message (information) such as melody, that's associated with an event or musical composition, especially through induction.
Based on the excerpt from the contemporary composer Aulis Sallinen, we can infer and logically deduce that the melody is played by a flute, rather than a trombone.
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The price elasticities of demand of sugar-free gummy bears and of ordinary gummy bears is -0.8 and -2.3 respectively.
<h3>How to calculate price elasticity</h3>
Change in price of gummy bears = $2. 60 to $3
Elasticity of demand of sugar-free gummy bears =
[(273-379 / (273+379)/2] ÷ [(3.00-2.60)/(3.00+2.60) / 2]
= [-18/166] / [0.4/2.8]
= -0.10843373493975 / 0.14285714285714
= - 0.75903614457826
Approximately, -0.8
Elasticity of demand of regular gummy bears:
Sugar free = [(273-379) / (273+379)/2] ÷ (3.00 +2.60) / 2]
= [-106/326] / [0.4/2.8]
= -0.32515337423312 / 0.14285714285714
= -2.2760736196318
Approximately, -2.3
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Approximately 4.6 percent of kids get bullied, and then approximately 5. something gets you to the kids who aren't bullied, half of it tge bystanders and the other half the bullies. So, you're left with that other percent of kids who get abused. I hope that helped and if it did then you're welcome