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7838766872GenreWriting based on purpose0
7838769746ModeWriting that expresses reasoning and support1
7838772172RhetoricThe art of persuasion2
7838779135ModesExpository, Descriptive, Narrative, Persuasive3
7838787792Reasoning modesExtended Definition, Classification, Comparison/Contrast, Cause and Effect, Exemplification4
7838801933ForensicsAn argument of the past that tries to prove, through evidence, some claim5
7838806372DeliberativeAn argument in which we propose an action in the future.6
78388181145 Types of ArgumentsArgument of Definition, Argument of Evaluation, Argument of Ethics, Argument of Proposal, Argument of Causation7
7838830070Argument of DefinitionWhat category does something fit into. Define by what a thing is or isn't.8
7838838576Argument of EvaluationDetermining the worth of something in relation to something else in the same category.9
7838844774Argument of EthicsDeciding the right course of action10
7838848868Argument of ProposalWhat action should we take in the future11
7838857821Argument of CausationWhat actions lead to an event12
7838868070ReasoningGathering meaning and drawing conclusions13
7838871015SyllogismA set of connected statements that are meant to prove a particular conclusion14
7838875787PremiseDeclarative statement that is used to support or prove the point of the argument (major premise is high on ladder of abstraction while minor premise is lower).15
7838890837Deductive ReasoningIf premise is true, this must be true (moves from abstract to specific)16
7838896572Inductive ReasoningCreates probable truth, not absolute truth. Observing a specific incident and drawing a generalization on those.17
7838913037CausationEvent X leads directly to event y (X-->Y)18
7838916635Correlation2 events occur governed by a third generalization on those.19
7838924524AnalogyTaking a complex situation and explaining it through a simpler situation20
7838931243SignAssume something is going to happen because of what happened now (inductive reasoning, only an indication)21
7838942295AuthorityWhen you bring an educated person22
7838945407Contextual ReasoningWhen you show a situation in the light of where, why, and how it happened.23
7838960341Expository ModeExplains24
7838960342Descriptive ModeDescribes deals with senses25
7838965130Narrative ModeTelling a story26
7838967753Persuasive ModeTo persuade the audience to agree27
7838970806Extended Definition ModeTime to define28
7838973210Classification ModeOrganizing and grouping29
7838976710Compare/Contrast ModeShowing similarities and differences30
7838981635Exemplification ModeGiving specific examples31
7838996531Figures of SpeechShaping the language32
7838999527Syntactical StructureShapes of sentences33
7839002187TropesShapes the meaning34
7839006279SyntaxThe arrangement of elements in a sentence35
7839032731ParallelismUsing the same general structure for multiple parts of a sentence, or for multiple sentences36
7839038164AntithesisContrasting any of the different parts of a statement37
7839047500AnadiplosisTaking the last word of a sentence of phrase and repeats it as the first word of the next sentence or phrase38
7839054339AsyndetonLeaves out conjunctions in nonstandard ways, gives a sense of spontaneity, speeds up reading, gives a sense of equality to all members on the list, may suggest it's not done.39
7839066285PolysyndetonAdding coordinators after every member in a list, creates an urgency with an almost hyperbolic rhythm, greatly speeds up reading40
7839075396ChiasmusForm of parallelism in which the elements of the first part of the sentence are reversed in the second part41
7839082268JuxtapositionAn act or instance of placing close together or side by side, especially for comparison or contrast. Oxymoron and antithesis are created through juxtaposition42
7839095011MetonymReplace on word or group of words with another through association43
7839098256DictionWord choice44
7839101105ConnotationThe emotional and conceptual attachments to a word45
7839106528DenotationDictionary Definition46
7839109273SemanticsStudy of the meaning of words47
7839111213Loaded LanguageWhen you use words that have intense connotations used to evoke strong emotional reactions48
7839115259EuphamismThe softening of language. Can be used to hide ugly realities.49
7839119087ClicheAn overused expression. It should never be used in writing.50
7839126217ArchetypeSymbol that transcends both time and culture51
7839128486MotifA repeated element in a piece of art52
7839130658EpigraphWriting on the surface53
7839136371PragmaticTo do something for the outcome it achieves. It normally has a practical effect.54
7839139607IdealisticThe cherishing or pursuit for a noble principle or higher purpose55
7839145373ContinuumA line that allows us to place something in a middle area56
7839149669AllegoryA story in which every element is symbolic57
7839154584Cognitive DissonanceYou are presented evidence that contradicts a belief you have58
7839161029ExplicitOvert and obvious59
7839164352ImplicitImplied and hidden60
7839166762ButtressTo add more support61
7839168909CulpabilityShare guilt or responsibility for something62
7839173807BlightSomething that damages something else63
7839181273ImpassionedWhen something causes you to be passionate64
7839183315ReverentTo hold something in very high regard65
7839190768InflammatoryMake someone have a strong reaction66
7839193478IndignantWhen you feel like you've been offended67
7839196646CallousWithout feeling68
7839200754DisdainfulWhen you find disgust for something69
7839204658MaliciousIntending to harm70
7839206673VindictiveRevengeful to the point of obsession71
7839210921CynicalGiven up hope72
7839214606FacetiousNot to be taken literally73
7839217165SatiricLanguage that mocks for improvement74
7839220393IrreverentMock something that is held in a high place75
7839223890FlippantSassy76
7839226066CausticAcidic77
7839227958ApprehensiveFear of something happening due to something that happened to you directly78
7839234685ObsequiousPutting yourself lower for approval from a higher position79
7839237211OminousFear of something happening80
7839240683ElegiacWords written for someone who has passed81
7839243371ClinicalWith no emotion82
7839245654DidacticSpeech meaning to inform from an authority figure83
7934465978ZeugmaA structure in which two elements of a sentence are linked by a governing third element in a suggestive way. Ex: He leaned on his podium and stale jokes.84
7934470219Rhetorical QuestionA question in which the questioner does not require an answer and a question whose answer is known or implied. Ex: In this age of modernity, can we truly condone such horrific acts?85
7934474950HypophoraAsking a question then proceeding to answer it. Ex: Do we then submit to our oppressors? No, no, a thousand times no.86
7934480433LitotesEmphasizes a point by using a word opposite to the condition. Denies the contrary. Ex: The Louisiana Purchase wasn't a bad deal.87
7934485287AllusionA reference to a fairly well-known person, event or place. Can be drawn from mythology, religion, history, art, Shakespeare, and pop culture88
7934491723ApostropheWhen a writer breaks from the normal flow of the narrative to address an inanimate or non present subject. Usually because they are overcome with emotions. Feet, don't fail me now.89

AP LITERATURE Flashcards

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5255012020Avocationsomething a person does in addition to a principal occupation, especially for pleasure; hobby0
5255012021Capricioussubject to, led by, or indicative of a sudden, odd notion or unpredictable change; erratic1
5255012022Disparitylack of similarity or equality; inequality; difference2
5255012023Efficacycapacity for producing a desired result or effect; effectiveness3
5255012024Epistlea letter, especially a formal or didactic one; written communication.4
5255012025Hospicea health-care facility for the terminally ill that emphasizes pain control and emotional support for the patient and family, typically refraining from taking extraordinary measures to prolong life.5
5255012026Impetusa moving force; impulse; stimulus6
5255012027Moribundin a dying state; near death.7
5255012028Reticentdisposed to be silent or not to speak freely; reserved.8
5255012029Vacillateto waver in mind or opinion; be indecisive or irresolute9

Carbon's Functional Groups Flashcards

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3715464251hydroxylalcohol; polar because of electrons spending more time near electronegative oxygen0
3715464252carbonylketone if oxygen is in middle of carbon chain, aldehyde if oxygen is at the end of carbon chain; imparts charge, soluble in water1
3715464253carboxylcarboxylic acid; can become ionized and have a full negative charge which hydrogens in water love, very soluble in water2
3715464254aminoamine; bring a full positive charge, which attracts the oxygen atoms in water, very soluble in water3
3715464255sulfhydrylthiol; imparts partial charge, making it somewhat soluble in water, creates bonds that help keep proteins together4
3715464256phosphateorganic phosphates; has a full negative charge (sometimes two) VERY water soluble5
3715464257methylmethylated compounds; very hydrophobic, not at all water soluble6

RPSGT Flashcards

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8107730100Event duration Rule 2: When baseline breathing amplitude cannot be determined(and when underlying breathing variability is large) events can also be determined when either there is:1. A clear and sustained increase in breathing apmlitude. 2. In the case where a desaturation has occured, there is event-associated resaturation of at least 2%.0
8107730101The definition of hypopnea usesd should be specified in the:PSG report1
8107730102An alternative sensor for detection of effort is:Diaphragmatic/intercoastal EMG2
8107730103What is an oronasal thermal sensor?the sensor to detect abscence of airflow for identification of an apnea.3
8107730104The sensor for detection of respiratory effort is:Either esophageal manometry or calibrated or uncalibrated inductance plethysmongraphy.4
8107730105SA Node firesAtrial Depolarization5
8107730106Transmission time across the atria through AV nodeP P-R interval6
8107730107Ventricular DepolarizationQRS7
8107730108Evaluating A rhythm1. Is the rhythm regular? 2. Rate? 3. What are atria doing? 4.What are ventricles doing? QRS. 5.Relationship between atria and ventricles8
8107730109Normal Sinus rhythm1. PR Interval 0.12-0.20 seconds 2. QRS Complex 0.04-0.10 seconds 3. QT Interval 0.36-0.44 seconds 4. A heart rate of 60-90 beats per minute 5. P waves Uniform and upright in appearance9
8107730110Atrial FlutterImmediatly wake patient and make sure patient has plenty of O2 and notify physician.10
8107730111Atrial FibrillationImmediatly wake patient call physician11
8107730112Bradycardiais of no concern during a sleep study. Only profound bradycardia warrants waking the patient or contacting the medical director.12
8107730113Tachycardiais of no concern during a sleep study can be accompanied by chest pain, SOB and it may trigger a severe cardiac or pulmonary compromise- If the patient is woken up and tachycardia persists the doctor should be called.13
8107730114Second degree AV block Mobitz type 1are suffering from myocardial ischemia= arrhythmia will be brief= monitor closely= If arrhythmia develops into a more sever heart block=more likely to happen with mobitz type II= Notify the doctor immediatly.14
8107730115Third degree or complete AV blockThe patient should be woken up and Basic cardiac life support should be administered . Doctor should be called.15
8107730116Paroxysmal supraventricular tachcardia (PSVT)if a patient develops PSVT and rythm is sustained= wake patient and notify Dr. give patient O2 and ask Pt to perform a valsalva maneuver= exhale against airway.16
8107730117First degree AV blockonly document the presence of this harmless arrhythmia.17
8107730118Ventricular tachycardia1. if sustained for a long period of time- may be life threating, the cardiac arrest team of the medical center or the paramedics may need to be alerted. 2. the patient may quickly loose consciousness 3. can quickly degenerate into ventricular fibrillation which can cause death. 4.BCLS or ACLS should be administered if patient looses consciousness. 5. Should notify physician 6. In hospital code 7. CPR initiated give O218
8107730119Ventricular ectopies (PVCS)1.Not cause for concern 2. Contact physician if premature beats are associated with chest pain, light headedness, palpitations, or nausea, or if the patient becomes confused and uncooperative. 3. Or has more than 6 PVCs in a minute. 4. Or the PVCS occur in couplets or groups of three at least once a minute or the patient has four or more PVC in a row.19

Chapter 9 The American Pageant 16th Edition Flashcards

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7587968228Articles of Confederation (1781)First American constitution that established the United States as a loose confederation of states under a weak national Congress, which was not granted the power to regulate commerce or collect taxes. The Articles were replaced by a more efficient Constitution in 1789.0
7587968229Land Ordinance of 1785Provided for the sale of land in the Old Northwest and earmarked the proceeds toward repaying the national debt.1
7587968230Northwest Ordinance (1787)Created a policy for administering the Northwest Territories. It included a path to statehood and forbade the expansion of slavery into the territories.2
7587968231Shay's Rebellion (1786)Armed uprising of Western Massachusetts debaters seeking lower taxes and an end to property foreclosure. Though quickly put down, the insurrection inspired fears of "mob rule" among leading Revolutionaries.3
7587968232Virginia Plan"large state" proposal for the new constitution, calling for proportional representation in both houses of bicameral Congress. The plan favored larger states and thus prompted smaller states to come back with their own plan for apportioning representation.4
7587968233New Jersey Plan (1787)"small state plan" put forth at the Philadelphia convention, proposing equal representation by state, regardless of population, in a unicameral legislature. Small states feared that the more populous states would dominate the agenda under a proportional system.5
7587968234Great Compromise (1787)Popular term for the measure that reconciled the New Jersey and Virginia Plans at the Constitutional Convention, giving states proportional representation in the House and equal representation in the Senate. The compromise broke the stalemate at the convention and paved the way for subsequent compromises over slavery and the Electoral College6
7587968235three fifths compromise (1787)determined that each slave would be counted as 3/5 of a person for the purpose of apportioning taxes and representation. The compromise granted disproportionate political power to southern slave states.7
7587968236federalistsproponents of the 1787 Constitution, they favored a strong national government, arguing that the checks and balances in the new Constitution would safeguard the people's liberties.8
7587968237antifederalistsopponents of the 1787 Constitution, they cast the document and antidemocratic, objected to the subordination of the states to the central government, and feared encroachment on individuals' liberties in the absence of a bill of rights.9
7587968238The Federalist paperscollection of essays written by John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton and published during the ratification debate in new York to lay out the federalists' arguments in favor of the new Constitution. Since their publication, these influential essays have served as an important source for constitutional interpretation.10
7587968239disestablishedto separate an official state church from its connection with the government. Following the Revolution, all states disestablished the Anglican Church, thought some New England states maintained established Congregational Churches well into the 19th century.11
7587968240Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom (1786)measure enacted by the Virginia legislature prohibiting state support for religious institutions and recognizing freedom of worship. Served as a model for the religious clause of the First Amendment to the Constitution.12
7587968241Civic VirtueWillingness on the part of citizens to sacrifice personal self-interest for the public good. Deemed a necessary component of a successful republic.13
7587968242Republican motherhoodideal of family organization and female behavior after the American Revolution that stressed the role of women in guiding family members toward republican virtue.14
75880185842nd continental congresscalled the colonies to draft new constitutions and appointed a committee to draft a written constitution for the new nation15
7588173981convention of demigodsIn 1786, Virginia called for a convention at Annapolis, Maryland to deal with the issue of interstate commerce. Alexander Hamilton saved the convention from collapsing (delegates from only 5 states showed up). He called Congress to meet in Philadelphia the next year to fix entire fabric of the Articles of Confederation.16
7588214145constitutional conventionOn May 25, 1787, 55 representatives from every state except for Rhode Island were sent to Philadelphia to discuss how the government should operate, led by George Washington17
7588405903federalist argumentargued for a strong national government18
7588425868federalist strategystrategy was to stress the weaknesses of the articles of confederation19
7588453482federalist leadersGeorge Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Ben Franklin and James Madison were leaders of what political party20
7588488499anti-federalist leadersThomas Jefferson, George Mason, Patrick Henry, John Hancock were leaders of this political party21
7588635070anti-federalist argumentTheir argument was that a strong national government would destroy the work of the revolution and take away states rights22
7588654916anti-federalist strategystrategy was to say that the constitution has no bill of rights and the government has more power than the British did23

AP Spanish Language and Culture La autoestima Flashcards

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6124133613juicioso/awise, sensible0
6124133614orgulloso/aproud, vain, conceited1
6124135834la actitudbehavior, attitude2
6124135835dejar destop, give up3
6124138482el caráctercharacter, nature, personality4
6124141414el comportamientobehavior5
6124142663jugar un papelto play a role6
6124142664atravesarexperience, go through7
6124145048asustado/ascared, frighten8
6124146444confiarto trust, have confidence9
6124146445inseguro/ainsecure, unsure10
6124149652autosuficienciaself sufficiency11
6124149653el temorfear, concern12
6124151186sucederfollow13
6124151187detestarhate, detest14
6124153361aterrarseget scared, become frightened15
6124153441desatarlet loose, unleash, spark16
6124155217demonstrarto show17
6124155218odiarto hate18
6124157259extraño/astrange, odd19
6124157260buen juiciogood judgement, sense20
6124159197sin seguridadwithout certainty, conviction, assurance21
6124161832el modelorole model, model22
6124163633los aspectosappearance23
6124167626confianza en sí mismo/aself condifence24
6124167627la referenciareference, mention25
6124169530valersemake sure of,26
6124169531desenvolversemanage, cope,27
6124171679asumiraccept responsibility, come to terms with, accept28
6124171680convivirlive with, get along with, spend time with29
6124173654parecerselook alike, appear, seem30
6124173655reponer fuerzasrecover strength31
6124176632arriesgarse aput yourself at risk, take a risk32
6124176633exponerse arun the risk,expose yourself33
6124178958pertenecer abelong to34
6124178959conformarse conbe content with, settle with35
6124182597contentarse conbe satisfied with, make up with,36
6124182598la autoestimaself esteen37
6124184384realistarealistic38
6124186635tolerantetolerant39
6124186636la dignidaddignity, honor40
6124189104torpehopeless, clumsy41
6124190772sufrir en su propia carnesufer in your own skin42
6124194411afrontarconfront, face43
6124195849inconscienteunconscious, thoughtless44
6124197556a la perfecciónto the perfection45
6124199983el qué diránwhat they will day, what people say46
6124201626a verles la carato see their face47
6124201627complejo/acomplicated, complex48
6124205034insoportableunbearable49

AP Language - Lit Words 1 Flashcards

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604155400AbsoluteWord without restrictive words0
604155401AdageA proverb or wise saying1
604155402Ad Hominem ArgumentAn argument attacking a person's character2
604155403AllegoryA story using characters, objects, or actions to represent abstractions3
604155404AlliterationRepetition of the initial sound in successive or neighboring words4
604155405AllusionA reference of somethings readers recognize5
604155406AnalogyA comparison of two things that are not similar6
604155407AnaphoraRepetition of words or phrases at the beginning of sentences7
604155408AnecdoteBrief narrative focusing on a particular incident or event8
604155409AntecedentThe word a pronoun refers to9
604155410AntithesisA statement in which two opposing ideas are balanced ex. Man proposes, God disposes.10
604155411AphorismA concise statement that expresses a general truth ex. #Y.O.L.O.SOLIVEITHARD11
604155412ApostropheAddressing an absent person or abstract idea ex. "O cruel fate! [and so on]"12
604155413ArchetypeCommon object in stories to evoke a similar response in all13
604155414ArgumentA statement of the meaning of the main point of a literary work14
604155415AsyndetonA statement without conjunctions ex. "We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans..."15
604155416Balanced SentenceWords, phrases and clauses in a sentence are set apart to emphasize contrast ex. "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..."16
604155417BathosWriting meant to evoke pity or convey topic as humorous17
604155418ChiasmusA statement in two parts in which the second is structurally reversed ex. "Susan walked in, and out rushed Mary."18
604155419ClichéOverused expression19
604155420ClimaxPoint of highest interest20
604155421ColloquialismWords or expressions not used in formal writing ex. using "Soda" versus "Pop" versus "Soda-pop"21
604155422Complex SentenceA sentence with a dependent clause and a independent clause ex. "I enjoyed the meal (Independent clause) that you cooked (Dependent clause)."22
604155423Compound SentenceA sentence with two or more independent clauses joined by a conjunction(s) ex. "John bought some new shoes, and he wore them to a party."23
604155424ConceitFancy extended metaphor with logical comparison24
604155425Concrete DetailsDetails that describe real things25
604155426ConnotationDeeper meaning26
604155427Cumulative SentenceA sentence with a main independent clause and succeeding modifying detail ex. "Eyes squinting, puffy, always on alert, he showed the effects of a week in the forest."27
604155428Declarative SentenceA sentence with a statement or declaration ex. "Tomorrow I will go to the store."28
604155429Deductive ReasoningReasoning in which evidence is presented pertaining to generalities, then a conclusion is reached about a specific case ex. "The sun rises every morning; therefore, the sun shall rise on December 21st."29
604155430DenotationLiteral meaning30
604155431DialectVariety of speech with its own grammar and punctuation rules31
604155432DialogueConversation32
604155433DictionWord choice33

ap Flashcards

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5139329389coup detatthrpugh washingtons influence ------- was averted and funds made their ways to officers0
5139339823shays rebellionfarmers in mass farms foreclosed.. dan shays shut down court to stop fourclousres... aimed to overthrow state gov but was surpressed by militia... terrified the elite and needed stronger national gov1
5139360720benjamin bannekera free african american wrote a letter to jefferson pointed to the contradiction of the declaration of independence which did not include freedom of slavery2
5139377711republican womenduring american revolution life was different.. republican motherhood suggested a special type of education mothers could influence their husbands to be active citizens3
5139408006the crisis of the 1780sfailure of articles; were on shaky ground4
5139459236the danger of the newburgh conspiracy was thatthe threat of coupdetat became possible.. overthrow state in french5
5139482853tension that led to shays rebellion stemmed fromforclosures of farms6
5139489017the northwest ordinance that the articles of confederation createdallowed for organized settlement of northwest territory7
5139496376explorment of daniel boone led tokentucky8
5139512438as result of american revolution woman wererespected for the values of republican motherhood9
5139517678great compromisesenate would consist of 2 members from each state10
5139527750anti federalists objected to the grounds of consititutipmit did not contain bill of rights11
5139538387why is madison important to constitutional conventionhe took notes12
5139606747along with alexander hamilton and john jay what did madison write to encourage the passage of the constitutionthe federalists papers13
5142580728revolutionary debt during washingtons termto hamilton the only option would be for the fed gov to assume all debt owned by states and finance the plan through taxes14
5142601097hamiltons visionestablish a nation of manufacturing and self suffeciancy, secretary of treasury pushed for national bank.15
5142609667national bankmanage economy, fund a national government, provide loans to encourage industry abd attach wealth to new government16
5142639532indians led by mohawk joeseph brantno white settlement would enter the ohio valley17
5142639533battle of fallen timbers 1974troops led by anthony wayne defeated indians. treaty of greenville ended indian resistence in that region18
5142653220farmers is western PAresisted hamiltons tax on whiskey19
5142662790election of 1800adams lost support of federalists.. favored thomas jefferson dem-rep... aaron burr = votes of jefferson20
5142673168Hamilton on electionlent support to jefferson he didnt trust burr.. let virginian win in house of reps21
5142683527citizen EDMUND GENET provoked the fury of GW in 1794 becausehe encoured americans vessels to attack british shipping22
5142690904james madison wrote the bill of rights to add to the constitutionbecause he promised anti federalists these rights would be added to the constitution during the ratification of the constitution23
5142701487john adams signed the alien and sedition actd in 1798to curb power and to quiet24
5142714505hamiltons tax on whiskey in west PA was controversial bcthe production of whiskey was not seen as harmful25
5142718344washington is againstpolitical parties and getting involved w foreign affairs26
5142622367indians led by mohawk joeseph brant27

ap Flashcards

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7355901983DEMANDtumutukoy sa kakayahan at kagustuhan ng isang taong bumili ng produto at serbisyo0
7355901984DEMAND SCHEDULEtalaan na nagpapakita ng dami ng demand sa ibat ibang presyo1
7355901985DEMAND CURVEgrapikong paglalarawan na nagpapakita ng magkasalungat na relasyon sa pagitan ng produkto at quantity demanded2
7355901986DEMAND FUNCTIONmatematikong paglalarawan sa ugnayan ng presyo at quantity demanded3
7355901987BATAS NG DEMANDito ay batas na nagsasaad ng salungat na relasyon o ugnayan ang presyo ng produkto at ang dami ng kayang bilhin ng konsyumero mamimili4
7355901988SUPPLYito ay tumutukoy sa isang kakayahan at kagustuhan ng isang bahay kalakal o prodyuser na magbebenta sa produkto at serbisyo.5
7355901989SUPPLY SCHEDULEtalaan na nagpapakita ng dami ng SUPPLY sa ibat ibang presyo6
7355901990SUPPLY CURVEkurba na nagpapakita ng direktang relasyon sa pagitan ng presyo at quantity supplied7
7355901991SUPPLY FUNCTIONmatemaatikong paglalarawan sa ugnayan ng presyo at quantity supplied8
7355901992BATAS NG SUPPLYito ay batas na nagsasaad na mayroong direktang relasyon o ugnayan ang presyo sa quantity supplied9

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