I believe the correct answer is D<span>. The four figures standing on the beach. </span>
<span>Whistler isn't interested in these four figures as persons with their stories - so we can't see either their experience or memories. As a symbolist, he is primarily interested in the composition and general meaning of the piece. They are faceless and impersonal. All we can see is their outfit inspired by traditional Japanese clothes, which makes them even more of a symbol. It's not even about the arrangement of the women - they are symmetrical because it suits the composer's vision, but the symmetry is not the subject matter.</span>
Answer:
The integer numbers are both positive, negative, include cero, and no number with decimal can fall into this category.
Explanation:
First of all, we need three different elements backing this answer but the most evident one is that the decimal numbers have to be excluded. Then we see that this type of number can be both positive and negative. So we are talking about integer numbers because they are the ones that fit this statement, if we had more categories of data we should have went into deeper analysis to distinguish the numbers we were talking about but this is the biggest category for this statement.
Answer:
This seems pretty specific to your class... Just tell your teacher what you would change about the class based on your experience. Did you like the assignments? Did you have enough time to complete them? Did you think the ammount of work you had to do outside of class was fair?
Answer:
g,j,q,y,p and sometimes f
Explanation:
The portion of the letter that goes below the faceline is a decender letter. Always in lowercase.
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2.Slow even cooking
3.Uses less oil