Answer to Question 1
FALSE
Answer to Question 2
Ordinarily, any person who has sufficient intelligence to carry out a principal's orders may be appointed to act as an agent. The law does not impose this requirement. It arises from the practical consideration of whether the principal wants to have the particular person act as an agent. Corporations and partnerships may act as agents. In some cases, however, an agent cannot perform some types of transactions without meeting certain requirements. For example, in many states a real estate agent must possess certain definite qualifications and must, in addition, secure a license to act in this capacity. Failure to do this disqualifies a person to act as an agent in performing the duties of a real estate agent.
Eastern skunk cabbage, an endothermic plant, can melt its way up through spring snow cover
In 2005 historian Angela Lakwete used this print as the cover of Inventing the C
Herbert Bayer, Cover for Bauhaus 1.
Example of a patient statement.
A corroded electronic throttle control assembly shown with the cover removed.
What title would chemists give to an orbital characterized by n=8 and 1=4?