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Roberto Luongo is like a brick wall as nothing gets passed him. His determination is like the mortar that holds everything together, while his body are the clay bricks themselves, an organic substance made stronger after being worked with.

More? I could go on.

Wait, in metaphor form.. sorry, just saw that now. Roberto is a brick wall, as nothing every gets by him. The rest of that is a simile. But, for a metaphor, the net, the promise land for each game is protected by Roberto. Each goalies tries to save the opposition from scoring, as with each goals comes a dagger in each team's chances to win.

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ECON QUESTION

demand curve is Q= 10 - 2P + Ps

P is the price of product, Ps is price of substitute good

Ps=2.00

a) suppose P = 1.00, what's price elasticity, and what's the cross-price elascity

B) suppose P = 2.00, what's price elasticity, and cross-price?

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Roberto Luongo is like a brick wall as nothing gets passed him. His determination is like the mortar that holds everything together, while his body are the clay bricks themselves, an organic substance made stronger after being worked with.

More? I could go on.

Wait, in metaphor form.. sorry, just saw that now. Roberto is a brick wall, as nothing every gets by him. The rest of that is a simile. But, for a metaphor, the net, the promise land for each game is protected by Roberto. Each goalies tries to save the opposition from scoring, as with each goals comes a dagger in each team's chances to win.

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Math Finite question

A grocery store makes up fruit baskets using as many as four apples, three pears, and four oranges. A basket must contain at least one piece of fruit. How many different baskets are possible?

this is dealing with permutations, choose, factorials etc..

cant figure it out =/

gladly appreciate it if someone can help :)

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Math Finite question

A grocery store makes up fruit baskets using as many as four apples, three pears, and four oranges. A basket must contain at least one piece of fruit. How many different baskets are possible?

this is dealing with permutations, choose, factorials etc..

cant figure it out =/

gladly appreciate it if someone can help :)

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Naw. A direct comparison with words such as 'like' or 'as' is a Simile.

A Metaphor is more complex, well, sometimes. It is a lot more rhetorical, and sort of makes two usually unrlated objects to be equal to one another, usually in the form of a subsitution. There are also about a dozen different types of metaphors. Basically, a simile is saying than something is LIKE or SIMILAR to something else, while a metaphor is saying than something IS something else. An example of a VERY simple metaphor is the famous line from Shakespeare "The World is a Stage". Insert 'like' there, and you have a simile... but metaphors can often be very complex and could be a lot less obvious than that.

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