Describe why the artist create sculptures that vary in color and intensity
how do you take pics in this
Explanation:
go to ask there a thing called scan and solve and take picture
if you mean by putting youre problem here tap the plus button and attach image
Question 12 of 20 Which of the following would classify as a general education requirement? O A. Renaissance art O B. Music theory O C. Physical education O D. Math UWW
Answer: Maths
Explanation:
It should be noted that half of the credyrbthst are required for a bachelor's degree are made up of the general education requirements.
The first two years in college are usually used by the students in taking general education courses. Some of the courses are mathematics, language, diversity, humanities and arts etc.
A car salesman carns a 3% commission on sales. If he sells a car for AED 75,990, how much the commission amount will he earn if he sells 4 cars?
hing
assments
O AED 78269.70
O AED 9118.80
on
.
O AED 167170.80
O AED 2279.70
Answer:
Total commission on 4 car sales = AED 9,118.80
Explanation:
Given:
Commission rate on sales = 3% = 0.03
Sales price of each car = AED 75,990
Find:
Total commission on 4 car sales
Computation:
Commission on sales = Sales price of each car x Commission rate on sales
Commission on sales = 75,990 x 0.03
Commission on sales = AED 2,279.7
Total commission on 4 car sales = 4 x Commission on sales
Total commission on 4 car sales = 4 x 2,279.7
Total commission on 4 car sales = AED 9,118.80
When DE-Oxygenated blood goes back into the heart, where does it
get pumped into next?
Answer:
When working properly, deoxygenated blood coming back from organs, other than the lungs, enters the heart through two major veins known as the vena cavae, and the heart returns its venous blood back to itself through the coronary sinus.
How do you identify the information about the learner’s performance?
Answer:
There are many ways you can identify the information. for an example Creating assignments.
Creating exams.
Using classroom assessment techniques.
and much more
The table shows survey results for 500 people, in which they were asked if they had a pierced ear. If one person is selected
randomly, what is the probability the person is female, given that they have a piercing?
A)
ON
B)
7
8
8
9
D
9
10
Answer:
d 10
Explanation:
cz thats alot of people
Dale created slides with charts that support information in his presentation. What should do when he presents these slides? (3 points)
O a
Let the audience read the slides silently.
Ob
Click through them quickly without saying anything.
oc
Briefly explain what the charts mean before moving on.
Od
Point to the charts and speak faster to keep the audience engaged.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
I took the test.
A company set up a kiosk in the Mall of America for several hours and asked randomly selected people which color cell phone was their favorite. The results follow:
a, What is the probability that a person would select orange as their favorite color?
b, What is the probability that a person would select orange or lime as their favorite color?
c, What is an outcome of this experiment?
Answer:
c
Explanation:
they didnt give options of other colors
