¿Qué es un diagrama?
Representación gráfica de las variaciones de un fenómeno o de las relaciones que tienen los elementos o las partes de un conjunto.
¿Cómo se representa el diagrama Entrada-Proceso-Salida?
Entrada: Son los datos con los que contamos.
Proceso: Es la forma con la que vamos a obtener la solución al problema planteado.
Salida: Es el resultado o la solución al problema.
¿Para qué se utiliza el diagrama Entrada-Proceso-Salida?
Es una herramienta utilizada por los programadores de sistemaspara la solución de un problema. En donde: ... Proceso: Son los diferentes procedimientos en los cuales se usaran los datos proporcionados por el usuario pararesolver el problema.
¿Cuáles son la figuras utilizadas para representar un diagrama E-P-S?
Lista de Símbolos Utilizados en Diagramas de Flujo
Símbolo de Inicio / Final. El símbolo de terminación marca el punto inicial o final del sistema. ...
Símbolo de Multidocumento. ...
Símbolo de Entrada Manual. ...
O Símbolo. ...
Símbolo de Intercalar. ...
Símbolo del Operación Manual. ...
Almacenamiento de Datos o Símbolo de Datos Almacenados.
Answer:
Option: Plains
Explanation:
Tipis are the traditional home of Plains Indians. The native Indians of the plains travel from one place to another in search of resources and food for survival. They had horses which helped them move fast from one place to another and for hunting. A tipi made out of hides of bison with using several posts as the frame. The Plains Indians also used hide of buffalo for blankets and beds. Native Indians depended on the bison for their meat, and skin for the cloth and shelter to keep them warm. Since the beginning, the Plain Indians saw European weapons like guns and tomahawk, which were more advance than the bow and arrow of the Plain Indians. The Plains Indians were always eager to trade fur for weapons like guns to defend themselves from others.
<u>Answer:</u>
If the government deficit is not financed by increased bond holdings by the public, the monetary base and money supply will increase.
Option: (B)
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The monetary base is the total amount of coins and notes present in the head bank of a country and the money supply is the total amount of its own currency present in it’s reserve.
- Whenever a bond (loan) is given to the public, it decreases the currency reserve.
- To maintain a stable economy, the monetary base and money supply must be balanced as these are dependent on the supply of goods and services.
- Also, this requires timely payment of 'bond holdings' by the public.
Can you please add more information as to which the statements are?
1) The First Nations (French: Premières Nations) are the various Aboriginal Canadians who are neither Inuit nor Métis.
<span>2) Within Canada, "First Nations" (most often used in the plural) has come into general use—replacing the deprecated term "Indians"—for the indigenous peoples of the Americas.</span>
