What happened to the man who invested in a paper towel company and a revolving door factory

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What happened to the snowman during the heatwave? Well, if you think about it, he made a pool of himself. That's funny. He made a pool of himself. Got it. He was a snowman. Heat wave came, he melted and he was a pool of water. Ha ha ha ha. Do you know what the janitor said when he jumped out of the closet supplies.

Where would you use absolute value for in real life?

One way is this:Many factory machines require that the margin of error be within a certain range.Suppose that one factory, which cuts wood into planks 10 centimeters long, has a margin of error of 2 millimeters. This would mean that the planks could be, at a minimum, 9.9 centimeters, and, at a maximum, 10.1 centimeters.Absolute value would be used to determine whether the machines can cut the planks within the factory's limit. This, overall, could save you time- instead of having to measure each plank- and money- obviously people would not be happy if their planks were not aligning correctly!

Who was responsible for establishing a post office at ulapur?

Well, you know that there was an indigo factory nearby. The manager of that factory was British. He, with a lot of effort established this post office at Ulapur.