what is limiting Peter's abilities?
what is limiting Peter's abilities?
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Ans) Peter's natural ability was empathy based - He would absorb peoples powers and be able to use them simultaneously.
- His dad however could completley absorb other peoples powers and as we all know absorbed peters.
- My theory is, When he took the injection and subsiquently could only use one power at a time what was actually happening was he was tapping into his fathers ability somehow - So i submit that Arthur didnt have to TAKE the ability from the other peron, he just chose to because hes a bit of a dick.
So Heres my theory. Peter DID get his full abilities back. But somehow got stuck in Arthurs power only absorbing one power at a time. If that is the case and if the gods to grace us with a return of peter, they could give him his full abilities back and we can see bad-ass peter again. I know we have all missed him.
After Peter's primary care doctor evaluated his lab tests (blood cholesterol, electrocardiogram/EKG, etc.), Peter's doctor determined...
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The balance sheet of Ryan and Peter's partnership as of December 31, 2018. Is glven below....
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Statement of Earning Does it seem correct? Peter's Curling Inc. operates several curling centres (for games...
Statement of Earning
Does it seem correct?
Peter's Curling Inc. operates several curling centres (for games and equipment sales). The following transactions occurred in the month of October. (a) Peter's collected $13,450 from customers for games played in October (b) Peter's sold $8,450 in curling equipment inventory; received $5,300 in cash and the rest on account; cost of sales is $5,100. (c) Peter's received $3,300 from customers on account who purchased merchandise in September. (d) The curling league gave Peter's...
8) What support strategies or resources need to be implemented to ensure Peter can remain living...
8) What support strategies or resources need to be implemented
to ensure Peter can remain living as independently as possible?
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Peter's daily income () is $120, to be spent in either or both food () and...
Peter's daily income () is
$120, to be spent in either or both food () and
fun () on the day. The market prices are, respectively,
()
$2/unit of food and () $6/unit of
fun. Considering Peter's preferences: What is the marginal rate of
substitution of food for fun ( at a certain level of utility) that would
maximize the utility Peter obtains from acquiring and consuming
food and fun? (Type the number in a decimal form.
Approximate your answer if...
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The balance sheet of Ryan and Peter's partnership as of December 31, 2018. Is glven below. Assets Liabilities Cash $17,000 Accounts Payable $15.000 Accounts Receivable 9000Other liabilities 25.000 Furniture 28,000Partners' Equity Equipment 40,000Ryan Capital Other assets 8.000 Peter Capital Total assets $102.000 Totallisbilities and partners' equity Ryan and Peter Share profits in the ratio 3:2. They louidate the partnership The furniture and equipment were sold for $10,000. The accounts receivable were collected in fullan written off as worthless. The cash...
Costs — End of Chapter Problem Peter's Pipers produces plumbing pipe. The long-run total cost of Peter's pipes is LTC = 20,000Q – 200Q2 +Q3 where Q is measured as thousands of feet of piping. The long-run marginal cost of Peter's pipes is LMC = 20,000 – 400Q +3Q? a. Divide total cost by Q to obtain Peter's long-run average cost of producing pipe. Average cost = $ b. Exploit the relationship between LMC and LAC to find the quantity...
Statement of Earning
Does it seem correct?
Peter's Curling Inc. operates several curling centres (for games and equipment sales). The following transactions occurred in the month of October. (a) Peter's collected $13,450 from customers for games played in October (b) Peter's sold $8,450 in curling equipment inventory; received $5,300 in cash and the rest on account; cost of sales is $5,100. (c) Peter's received $3,300 from customers on account who purchased merchandise in September. (d) The curling league gave Peter's...
8) What support strategies or resources need to be implemented
to ensure Peter can remain living as independently as possible?
Q3: CASE STUDIES: Read the following case studies and answer the following questions: Peter is 74 and has Parkinson's disease. He resides in his own home in the community. When the support worker arrives, she finds that Peter has left all his washing in the basket in the laundry. When the worker asks Peter why he hasn't hung out the...
Peter's daily income () is
$120, to be spent in either or both food () and
fun () on the day. The market prices are, respectively,
()
$2/unit of food and () $6/unit of
fun. Considering Peter's preferences: What is the marginal rate of
substitution of food for fun ( at a certain level of utility) that would
maximize the utility Peter obtains from acquiring and consuming
food and fun? (Type the number in a decimal form.
Approximate your answer if...
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