Answer:
1066 MHz
Explanation:
The maximum bus speed of the memory that the motherboard can support is 1600 MHz. This means that if a memory of higher speed is installed then the memory will run at 1600 MHz and no higher.
Here, a memory with DDR3 1066 MHz for one module and DDR3 1333 MHz is installed. The computer is set up in a way that will always select the lower speed.
Hence, the system will function on 1066 MHz.
Answer:
1 - Our senses are limited and deceived
2 - We can't distinguish between the external world and what was created by our minds
3 - No sense can create the true or be true because is a shapeshifter
The connection we can make to Plato is the idea that our mind has the answer, and nothing that comes from the outside is trustable. Plato believed that our senses were not able, to tell the truth because they were always mutating, and only what was bond in our mind and soul could be real and trustable.
Explanation:
<span>The statement that "Your poor planning led to this debacle" is an example of external attribution is false.
</span>External attribution<span> refers to inferring that situational factors are the cause of an event or behavior.
</span>Poor planing is not a situational factor, but a factor that can be influenced.
Answer:
Lexical hypothesis
Explanation:
The lexical hypothesis has two postulates, they are:
Personality characteristics that are considered important to the group will become a part of the group language.
Personality characteristics tend to be condensed to a single word.
Here, Dr. Zelbing and her graduate assistant are trying to find the words that describes the personality characteristics of an individual.
Answer:
This is because the period before the time of tar and the months of July and August were the times when solar radiation hit the earth with the most intensity.
Explanation:
Summer is the solar season where solar radiation is most strongly received from the earth, as is noon, where solar radiation hits our planet most intensely. Moments that pass after noon (afternoon time) and months after summer (July and August) continue to receive solar radiation at high intensity and this explains why these moments are so hot.
