SOLUTION: Suppose my friend Bob has a cat, and he likes it. Consider two scenarios:
1) I take Bob’s cat, and bring it to my house.
2) I take Bob’s cat and stick it in a blender, which I
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Question 886962: Suppose my friend Bob has a cat, and he likes it. Consider two scenarios:
1) I take Bob’s cat, and bring it to my house.
2) I take Bob’s cat and stick it in a blender, which I turn on.
Why is scenario 2 very different, in terms of compositions and inverses?
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
In scenario 2 you have lost a friend and you probably have to buy a new blender. Probably won't be able to borrow one from your friend either.
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