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If you had a drawback in classifying objects would you stay disorganized?
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∙ 11y ago
Yes because if you were classifying thing you would be organized. On the other hand if you were a drawback of classifying you would be a mess.
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∙ 11y ago
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What is classifying examples?
class is a combination of similar types of object EX.1- take flower , it is a class and all the flowers like rose, lily ,lotus etc are the objects of that flower class. EX.2- take pen , it is a class and all the parts by which it make like ink of the pen is individully objects.
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What word pair that would best complete this analogy continuation hesitation?
Drawback
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