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What is the difference between usefulness and utility?
Usefulness refers to which extent something is useful and the utility is the quality of that piece in practical use. Both are inter-related terms. In other words you can say that utility is a factor of usefulness term. Usefulness means having practical utility of a piece which is beneficial, pertinent and functional.
How do you spell valuebal?
The spelling is valuable (having worth, important)
How do you spell valueble?
The correct spelling is "valuable" (having worth).
How do you spell vauleable?
The correct spelling is "valuable" (having worth).
What does geologically rich mean?
It means having valuable minerals.
What was the purpose of having tin mines?
To extract tin, a valuable metal.
When did the Greeks stop using the acrophobic system?
In modern times when modern weapons negated the usefulness of having fortresses on high land to take refuge in when invaded.
What does solvency mean?
It means being 'solvent' - or having money or valuable property
What happened 1896 that convinced everyone that Alaska was a valuable territory?
Having a war
How did having little or no intelligence affect Charlie's feelings emotions and perceptions?
Having little intelligence at first made Charlie feel frustrated, isolated, and misunderstood. As he gained intelligence through the experiment, he experienced a range of emotions, such as excitement, arrogance, and eventual isolation from those he cared about. His perceptions of the world evolved as he struggled to navigate his newfound intellectual abilities.
How might having a valuable resource affect a region?
Having a valuable natural resource affects a region because mining or logging will be big business' there because they will want to either harness the mined products or the trees that are logged.
Why is velocity tangential to the path of a body?
Velocity is a vector; having direction. So, when changing direction constatly to have velocity a tangent can be drawn to the constantly changing path of the object having velocity.
