NAME: MUHAMAD FAZLEYEVIN FIMA

NPM: 19040033

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1. Yes, the two product do the same thing

2. COLD-AID cough & congestion syrup
3. 3 tsp
4. Its different
5. COLD-AID cough & congestion syrup is maximal strength COLD-
AID cough lozenges is minimum strength
6. Compare the dose frequency of the two product ?
Answer: The dosage of COLD-AID cough & congestion syrup jam
product is 6-11 years = 1 1/2 tsp, and 12 years (and more that 95) = 3
tsp. And the dosage for COLD-AID cough lozenges = can be
consumed for adults, children, aged 2 years, and older people, the
dosage method allows one lozenges to dissolve slowly in the mouth,
can repeated every 2 hours as needed or as directed by a doctor or
dentist.
7. Its different
8. I will take the product from COLD-AID cough lozenges, because the
active ingredients do not contain alcohol and also the advantages of
using drugs are also many. And I did not take the medicinal products
from COLD-AID cough & congestion syrup, because the active
ingredients use alcohol and also the advantages of using the drugs are
very few.

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1. Whale
2. Shark
3. Shark
4. Shark
5. Neither
6. Neither
7. Whale
8. Shark
9. Whale
10. Whale
11. Whale
12. Shark
13. Shark
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In the animal kingdom, mammals are generally grounded. The

only mammal that can truly fly is bat. The flying squirrel is named
for its appearance of flying. Unlike the bat, which can move
vertically, the flying squirrel can only guide from a high place to a
lower one. While the bat has true wings-thin membranes of skin stretched
over long slight arm bones-the flying squirrel has a furry flap of skin
down each side of his body between the fully-formed front and back legs.
When the flying squirrel leaps, it extends all fours, and the skin flap form
a kind of parachute, allowing it to guide gently through the air. Its tall is
free acts like a rudder for steering when moved side to side

The flying is a type of bat, not a fox. Its name comes from its
long slender face and snout that resemble that of a fox. It also has
reddish-brown fur. About 60 varieties exist. The largest has a head and
body a little longer that a foot and a wingspan of up to six feet across. It
hangs upside down to sleep. This bat eats mostly fruit and its also known
as the fruit bat. That is a better name for it. It spends its days hanging in
tress with other bats. At night, these bats leave their treetop roosts in
droves to seek banana, guava, pawpaw, and other fruit. Unlike other
varieties of bats that use echolocation to find food, the flying fox uses its
senses of sight and smell to find food. It lives in tropical regions around
the world, except South America. These bats are especially common in
pacific regions.

Alike :
1. A bat is a mammal that can fly, just like a flying squirrel that can fly
like a kind of bat.
2. Flying bats and squirrels have the same wings, wing feathers, and
body lengths that are equally long.

Different :
1. Flying squirrel are not like bats, which can move vertically, flying
squirrels can only guide from high to lower places.
2. Flying squirrels, their tails are free and act like a rudder to the rudder
when moved sideways. While bat spends its days hanging in trees
with other bats.
3. Bat use their sense of sight and smell to find food, while flying
squirrels don’t use it.
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1. (T)
2. (F)
3. (F)
4. (T)
5. (T)
6. (F)
7. (T)
8. (F)
9. (F)