Who developed the idea for presidential electors? a. abraham lincoln b. benjamin franklin c. alexander hamilton d. thomas jefferson

The correct answer to the question: Who developed the idea for presidential electors, is, C: Alexander Hamilton.

Explanation:

Although the original idea of electing the President through a system of electors, was of James Wilson, during the Constitutional Convention of 1787, it was later on through the Federalist Papers, and campaigning that James Madison and Alexander Hamilton managed to stabilize the original idea and give it the properties that it has, as an Electoral College. Since the original idea was instituted and accepted, the system saw several fallouts, until in 1803 Congress proposed the Twelfth Amendment, which was applied since the election of 1804. It was through the ideas proposed by Hamilton that the new system was devised and applied.

the number of participants who park in the spot they are directed to

Explanation:

In an experiment to determine the relation between two variables the effect that the change of one variable has on the other variable is studied.

The variable which changes irrespective of the other variable is the independent variable but it causes a change in the other variable.

The other variable which changes from the influence of the independent variable is called the dependent variable.

The type of clothing worn by the person would be the independent variable.

Here, the dependent variable would be the number of people who park at the location where they are shown.