It depends on what your needs are. If your needs are making paper products then the positive effects would be that trees are inexpensive and everywhere. The negative effects would be that the environment suffers; you would be destroying much wild-life and their habitat.
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Sometimes, the sharpest blade is not enough.
Yes! Parents have two genes for pos/neg blood type, and only one of them needs to be positive for the parent to have positive blood type. Most positive-blooded people have one positive gene and one negative gene. If both positive parents pass on their negative gene, they can have a child with a negative blood type.
This is the sort of thing that needs context. It could be either positive or negative. Positive: Big, strong Negative: Big (in the sense of "ungainly"), ugly ("horse-faced" is not a compliment).
positive impact it promotes satisfaction to psychological needs which promotes good mental health.
HSBS online is an online bank that is very popular. It has positive reviews as it meet the needs for the users. It provides them what a bank needs to at an easier process.
A negative subracting a positive will end up as a negative. Explanation: If you have 3 negatives, you cannnot take 3 positives from it, so you need to add 3 zeros, (which are both negative and positive), to the negative side. The number zero means nothing, so it will not alter the question. KEY _ =negative + =positive _+ =zero _ _ _ needs _+ _+ _+ to subract + + + Once you take the 3 positives from the negative side, you will be left with 6 negatives _ _ _ _+_+_+ minus + + + leaves you with _ _ _ _ _ _ *NOTE* You may be thinking, "But the zero did count! It's symbol left a mark on the answer!". Wrong. Zero in math means nothing, and that is how it will stay. You only needed it because it had the positive sign you were looking for. But because it is both positive and negative, you will be left with a negative when you take away the positive, and a positive when you take away the negative. This is why a positive subracting a negative will equal a negative.
It is not attributed to a specific individual. This concept is often inferred from the idea that negative statements can have a greater impact than positive ones on a person's self-image, requiring multiple positive affirmations to counteract the negative effects.
You could put them in parallel--wire positive to positive, negative to negative, then connect the positive and negative wires to the car. This would give you twice the current capacity, and you'd be okay because the car's only going to take as much power as it needs. If you wired them in series--positive on the first battery to the car, negative on the first battery to positive on the second, negative on the second battery to the car--you'd double the voltage and burn the car out.
Yes, it just depends on how you define which way is "positive". If you define the "backwards" direction to be the positive direction, acceleration will be positive when going "backwards". Note that if we define the axes like this, going "forwards" will give the car a negative acceleration.
A must therefore be an integer - though which integer it is is unclear and needs further explanation.
Robots do not make random errors. They make systemic errors. Thus, in dispensing medicine the robot will not give the medicine to the wrong person. However, the robot (if loaded incorrectly) will give the wrongly labeled medicine to everyone who needs the correct medicine.