Answer these following questions

B. Check which solution is correct on the circle. 10-3×2+8 24+6+49-8×5 Solution 1 10-3×2+8 7×2+8 14+8 22 Solution 2 10-3×2+8 7×2+8 7 × 10 70 Solution 3 10-3×2+8 10-6+8 4+8 12 24+6+49-8×5 4+49-8×5 4+41×5 246+49-8×5 4+49-8×5 4+49-40 53-40 13 24+6+49-8×5 4+49-8×5 4+41×5 45 x 5 4+205 225 (209 11+2×9-5 11+2×9-5 13×9-5 117-5 112 11+2×9-5 13×9-5 13 × 4 52 11+2×9-5 11+18-5 29-5 24 427+3×9-2 427+3×9-2 6+3×9-2 9×9-2 81-2 79 427+3×9-2 6+3×9-2 6+27-2 33-2 31 42+7+3×9-2 6+3×9-2 6+3×7 6+21 27 10+6×4-3 10+6×4-3 16×4-3 64-3 61 10+6×4-3 10+24-3 34-3 31 10+6×4-3 16×4-3 16 × 1 16

Answered by ginacortiguerra | 2024-10-16

Answer:1. Can you identify the different types of non-state institutions?Answer: Yes, some examples of non-state institutions include:•Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) – Organizations that work on social, environmental, or humanitarian issues.•Private Businesses/Corporations – Companies owned by individuals or groups rather than the government.•Religious Institutions – Churches, mosques, temples, and other faith-based organizations.•Media Organizations – News outlets, TV stations, and social media platforms.•International Organizations – Groups like the United Nations (UN) and World Health Organization (WHO).2. Who owns these institutions?These institutions are owned and managed by private individuals, groups, religious organizations, international bodies, or independent entities. They are not directly controlled by the government.3. Does the government have power/control over these institutions?While the government does not directly control these institutions, it can regulate them through laws, policies, and guidelines. For example, businesses must follow labor laws, NGOs may need government approval, and media organizations must comply with regulations related to broadcasting and journalism. However, these institutions generally operate independently from the state.

Answered by joaquinmiguel71321 | 2025-02-08