Let's complete the missing information:
1. <u>GDP of Potterland in billions of US$:</u> 311/22 (GDP in billions of domestic currency/Exchange rate for domestic currency to US$) = <u>14.14 billions of US$</u>
2. <u>GDP of Grangerland in billions of US$</u>: 41/11 (GDP in billions of domestic currency/Exchange rate for domestic currency to US$) = <u>3.73 billions of US$ </u>
3. <u>Exchange rate for Weasley Island domestic currency to US$</u>: 799/209 (GDP in billions of domestic currency/GDP in billions of US$) =<u> 3.82 Icesticks to US$</u>
Now, let's answer the questions:
1. <em><u>What is the GDP of Grangerland in billions of Lightrocks?</u></em> We take GDP of this country in billions of US$ and multiply by Exchange rate of Potterland Lightrocks to US$ to get this result. (3.73 x 22) = <u>82.06 billions of Lightrocks</u>
2. <em><u>What is the exchange rate for Icesticks to U.S. dollars?</u></em> We already have this result, we calculated it on missing information 3 = <u>3.82 Icesticks to US$</u>
Explanation:
European exploration from the 15th to the 20th centuries has had a profound and permanent effect on world history. As the European nations enriched their societies with new goods and crops, precious metals and more, they decimated indigenous populations.
European expansion and colonialism was fueled by advances made in the 15th century in military and maritime technologies and by the 20th century they had established contact with virtually every other culture in the world. They established the first global trade routes and connections.
The Europeans introduced metal tools and other innovations to the Americas even as they also introduced devastating illnesses that killed up to 90 percent of the populations they encountered in some cases and appropriated indigenous lands
I hope I helped even a little its long but you can found some common sense from it.
Answer:
b. Ha: # of bugs with the new pesticide = # of bugs with the old pesticide
Explanation:
As seen in the question above, the new insecticide may have better results than the old insecticide that David used in his garden. To find out if this is true, David decides to spray one side of the Garden with the new insecticide and spray the other side of the garden with the old insecticide, so that he can count which of the two insecticides killed more insects and thus determine which of the products is more efficient.
To determine efficiency, David's chances are:
- # of bugs with the new pesticide < # of bugs with the old pesticide
- # of bugs with the new pesticide > # of bugs with the old pesticide
However, it is necessary to consider an alternative hypothesis, where the evaluation of the results is null. Thus, the alternative hypothesis for David's experiment is:
- # of bugs with the new pesticide = # of bugs with the old pesticide
The Dutch were a small group that hoped to make money by fur trade(Is the time during the New World Colonization?).
Answer: Credibility
Explanation:
Credibility refers to a trait of being trustworthy. If you deliver a speech to the audience they need to trust you in order to believe , the reason why credibility is crucial. Credibility depends on how the audience perceive you in terms of your competence and character.
Audience has to believe you are actual competent in whatever topic you are delivering so that they can believe you are capable of making a logical and valid argument
Credibility can be achieved through referring to your previous achievement and expertise in that topic and sometimes credibility is based on the reputation you have amongst your audience.
If you don't have a great reputation audience are less likely to believe what you say.
Types of Credibility
There are three types of credibility:
Initial
Derived
Terminal
Initial credibility refers to how you introduce your speech , this is only driven by the reputation that you have and your credentials as long the audience know about these , you already have a reputation as you begin the speech.
Derived credibility is the credibility that you obtain during the delivery of your speech.The level of the speaker's professionalism is what get them this credibility.
This means it is derived from the speech that the speaker delivers. If people don't know the speaker's reputation or credentials , this means the speaker doesn't have an initial credibility this one is crucial to obtain.
Terminal credibility is the credibility, this is the lasting impression that the speaker gives at the end of his or her speech.
