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As a general rule for treating soreness and pain should be applied to swelling or a possible injury?
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How is the cramers rule applied?
the cramers rule is applied on matrices
How do you divide practitioner into syllables?
bot-tom As a general rule, syllables usually divide between double consonants.
What is true of deductive reasoning It moves from specific to general. It moves from general to specific. It moves from applied to pure thinking. It moves from pure to applied thi?
Deductive reasoning moves from general to specific. It starts with a general statement or hypothesis and examines the possibilities to reach a specific, logical conclusion. This method is often used in mathematics and formal logic, where a general rule is applied to determine outcomes in specific cases.
What were the salami tactics?
Divide and conquer also known as divide and rule were the tactics that Salami used. The Salami tactics were divide and rule or rather divide conquer.
What is a general rule?
A general rule is an unstated rule that is widely accepted. Morals are general rules that are not taught but widely accepted.
When calculating year over year do you divide by previous year or current and why?
You normally divide by the previous year. The general rule for calculating a relative (or percentage) change is to look at the change compared to the base, or earlier, year.
What type of colonial rule did British have on India?
divide and rule
What is the general rule of air?
The general rule of air is it's everywhere and is invisible.
What would be a general rule for composite numbers less 100?
There is no general rule. There is no general rule for primes in any interval and, by extension, there is none for composites.
8000,4000,2000,1000,500, , Rule?
divide by 2
In science A rule that can be applied to any matter that can flow?
your question is not very clear, although if i think the answer to your question would be, Yes, a science rule or theory can be applied to any matter. that's why it is a rule.
