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In a matrix structure, an employee may report to multiple managers, violating the unity of command principle.

This can create confusion and conflicting instructions, unlike traditional hierarchical systems.

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A compromise involves each party giving up something to reach a mutually acceptable solution.

It aims to equally satisfy both sides, though not fully, ensuring balance in decision-making.

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Administrative decision-making is generally based on logic, analysis, and facts, making it rational.

It aims to choose the most effective solution after evaluating all possible options.

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Educational management primarily focuses on people (men) — including teachers, students, and administrators.

It aims to effectively organize, guide, and develop human resources to achieve educational goals.

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A hexagon is a polygon with 6 sides.

It has 6 angles, one at each vertex.

It also has 6 vertices.

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Inverse Proportion:

When one quantity increases, the other decreases in such a way that their product remains constant.

Example: Speed increases → Time to cover the same distance decreases.

Direct Proportion:

When one quantity increases, the other also increases at the same rate.

Example: More hours worked → More wages earned.

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The article "a" is used before adjectives in their positive (simple) form.

"Wise" is the positive form; "wiser" and "wisest" are comparative and superlative, used when comparing.

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The word "the" before the blank indicates a superlative degree.

"Tallest" is the superlative form of "tall", used to show the highest degree among all trees.

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In the sentence "This is Pakistani cloth in the market":

"Pakistani" is an adjective describing the noun "cloth" (specifying its origin/type).

"Market"/"Cloth": Nouns.

"This": Pronoun (subject).

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In the sentence "They showed much patience":

"Much" is an adjective modifying the noun "patience" (quantifying it).

"They": Pronoun (subject).

"Showed": Verb.

"Patience": Noun.