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Virginia-dion Posted 21 years ago
Business & Finance
please help me with this phrase "the human side of the equation"
It is not easy for me to make a thorough understanding of the word "equation" here. I don't think it means "A statement asserting the equality of two expressions, usually written as a linear array of symbols that are separated into left and right sides and joined by an equal sign." as found in the dictionary. But what does it really mean here? Please help me with it. Thank you!
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And what precisely should I vote yea or nay about? Equation here refers to the complex circumstances, parameters, or prerequisites of whatever is being discussed. ' And I say: 'Let's look at the human side of the equation, though-- people need private transportation in today's society.
- And what precisely should I vote yea or nay about?
- Equation here refers to the complex circumstances, parameters, or prerequisites of whatever is being discussed.
- ' And I say: 'Let's look at the human side of the equation, though-- people need private transportation in today's society.
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And what precisely should I vote yea or nay about?
Equation here refers to the complex circumstances, parameters, or prerequisites of whatever is being discussed. For example, my interlocutor says:
'The automobile should be banned-- it simply contributes too much to destruction of the ozone layer and global warming.'
And I say:
'Let's loo
Equation here refers to the complex circumstances, parameters, or prerequisites of whatever is being discussed. For example, my interlocutor says:
'The automobile should be banned-- it simply contributes too much to destruction of the ozone layer and global warming.'
And I say:
'Let's loo
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