What is the difference between compensation for personal injuries and punitive damages?
What will be an ideal response?
Personal injury damages pay for damages to a person's rights, such as a loss of reputation or release of confidential information. Punitive damages are awards made to plaintiffs as a means of punishing defendants for outrageously offensive acts. Punitive damages imply gross negligence or the total disregard for the plaintiff's safety.
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During a cold winter, the temperature stayed below zero for ten days (ranging from -20 to -5). The variance of the temperatures of the ten-day period
A. is negative since all the numbers are negative. B. must be at least zero. C. cannot be computed since all the numbers are negative. D. can be either negative or positive.
Below is the code for the function DDMValue. What is the outcome in B4?
Public Function DDMValue(Div0 As Single, ReqRate As Single, GrowthRate As Single) As Single
If ReqRate > GrowthRate Then
DDMValue = Div0 * (1 + GrowthRate) / (ReqRate - GrowthRate)
Else
DDMValue = CVErr(xlErrValue)
End If
End Function
a) #VALUE!
b) -$110.50
c) $110.50
d) $55.64
e) $27.34
In the simplex procedure, if it is not possible to select a pivot row, this indicates that:
A) the solution is infeasible. B) the solution is unbounded. C) there are multiple optimal solutions. D) the formulation is incorrect.
Rent control repeatedly has been ruled constitutional despite the contention that it constitutes the compulsory "taking" of private property without "just compensation."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false