12) The risk left over for you to accept or not, after you have done all possible avoidance or mitigation, is called
risk. *
Residual
Remaining
Stuck with
inherent

residual

Step-by-step explanation:

Residual risk is the risk that remains after risk control have been used to reduce inherent and natural risks

An example of residual risk is when a driver makes use of a seat belt while driving to avoid injuries if there is an accident. Imagine if an accident occurs while he is using the seat belt, residual risk are the injuries he has.

It would be D because you need to multiply 38 and 50. But x is the length of one classroom, and because we don't know it, you would get 38(50-x).

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