A Motion in a Meeting Refers to

question 5

Multiple Choice

A motion in a meeting refers to

• A) a discussion that argues the case 'for' and 'against' an option put to the meeting.
• B) a discussion that argues the case 'for' and 'against' an option put to the meeting and which has secured a seconder.
• C) a discussion that moves the meeting to a resolution on a matter or issue that has been brought before the meeting.
• D) a specific, formal proposal from a member of the meeting for a course of action.

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Definitions:

Expression

A combination of symbols and numbers that represents a mathematical computation or quantity.

Distributive Property

A property indicating that the multiplication of a number by a sum is equal to the sum of the individual multiplications, represented as \(a(b + c) = ab + ac\).

Additive Inverse Property

A principle stating that for any real number, there exists another real number that, when added together, equals zero.

Distributive Property

A property indicating that multiplying a sum by a number gives the same result as multiplying each addend by the number and then adding the products.