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How do you evaluate which factor was the most important?

In order to weigh up which factor was the most important you need to look at each factor separately and decide to what extent that effected the problem in question. For example, if you were looking at wha...

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Answered by Charlotte C. History tutor
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Simplify the following Boolean expression: ¬(AvB) v ¬(CvD) v ¬A^(BvC) v (¬A^A)

(This question is easier to display on a whiteboard or written down)(¬A^¬B) v (¬C^¬D) v (¬A^B) v (¬A^C) v 0 [De Morgan's Law, Distributive Law, Inverse Law]¬A v (¬C^¬D) v (¬A^C) [Absorbtion Law]¬A v (¬C^¬...

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Answered by Nikesh P. Computing tutor
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What is demand and supply in Economics?

Demand and supply is a model used in economics to determine the equilibrium price and quantity in specific market.The equilibrium price and quantity is given by the intersection between the demand curve a...

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What were the Key events of Cicero’s Consulship?

1.     The Rabirius Affair: Titus Labeinus, Tribune of the Plebs and associate of Julius Caesar, accuses the extremely elderly (I believe he was roughly 100 years old) Gaius Rabirius of murdering or parti...

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How do I make sure that my essays have a good introduction and conclusion?

In my opinion it's best to write your introduction and conclusion last, but this may not be easy in a written exam (in which case the best thing to do is either leave ample space for your intro or spend e...

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