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If water molecules are joining the liquid water as quickly as they are leaving, the object will never dry. In fact, if water molecules join the liquid waterfasterthan they leave, the object will get more wet over time and not less! In order to get an object to dry quickly, we want a lot of water molecules in the liquid water to break free and shoot off into the air, while at the same time, we want very few water molecules in the air to condense onto the liquid water. For fast drying, we therefore want the surrounding air to have a low concentration of water molecules. The concentration of water molecules in the air is commonly called the "humidity". The more humid the surrounding air, the slower a wet object dries.

Returning to our wet clothes hung up to dry, they will dry more quickly in a room with dry air than in a room with humid air. If you live in a region of the world where the outdoor air is very humid (e.g. a tropical rain forest), it is likely that indoor air will be less humid than outdoor air. In this case, the clothes will generally dry more quickly indoors than outdoors. On the other hand, if you live in a region of the world where the outdoor air is very dry (e.g. a desert), it is likely that outdoor air is less humid and the clothes will dry more quickly outdoors. In most regions between these two extremes, the outdoor humidity varies significantly through the year, and even day to day.

Another thing to keep in mind is that if the room is small and not well ventilated, the humidity can build up in the room as the hanging clothes dry. The water molecules coming off the clothes as they dry will fill up the room's air more and more, giving more chance for them to land back on the clothes. In this way, wet clothes in a small, unventilated room will dry more slowly than wet clothes in a large, well-ventilated room, all else being equal. If the outdoor air has low humidity, "effective ventilation" can simply mean opening a window.

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1.in the budget preparations, explain the dynamics of the first step of the Communicating details of the budget policy and budget guidelines

2.the subsequent step after a seriesof otherevents for the abovestep is step 5;explain the Negotiation of budgets with superiors

3.what are the milestones that govern the automation of the Co-ordination of budgets in cost accounting?

4.as a compulsoryfunction, explain the Budget review emphasizing on cost accounting roles of the regular basis

5.what bring out contradictions in the cost budget review of the cost accounting considering the actual and anticipated committee plans?

6.explain the Behavioral aspects of Budgeting that physically influence the costs inthe cost account ting estimates

7.what cost setting procedure accompany the above parameters in the previous question ?

8.introduce the Misunderstandings about the objectives of senior management in cost accounting

9. Interrelate the Targets set for the budget and the way the subordinates try to harmonize budgeting

10.where is the base for the agreementsin the senior management in costaccounting