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請問一下 為什麼這句話要加上"are canines" 不是直接用dogs that ... 就好了嗎 加上去是為了強調嗎？還是有其他意思？

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請問第二題為什麼是用pp？（答案是b，後面是我自己想的🥺🥺🙏🙏

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看了課本還是不太懂「貼現」，只知道是資金不足者以自身持有的票據向銀行借錢的動作 Q1:這裡的票據是什麼？為什麼會有票據可以向銀行借錢？ Q2:銀行借給你的錢需要收利率，稱「重貼現率」對嗎？