George receives a great money-saving credit card offer in the mail, complete with a rewards program. he reads on to find that the one dollar for every mile spent may not be such a great offer after all because he only receives an $500 airline ticket after he acquires 25,000 miles or spends $25,000. this is a schedule.

Fixed ratio schedule

Step-by-step explanation:

First, there are two different types of reinforcement:

The positive reinforcement applies a stimulus to increase the frequency of the desirable variable.

The negative reinforcement removes a stimulus to increase the frequency of the desirable variable.

However, the positive reinforcement divides itself in different types:

A continuous reinforcement schedule gives us a reinforcement every time we engaged in the desired conduct.

On the other side, the partial reinforcement schedule doesn't give us a reinforcement every time, but also divides itself in

And these divide themselves in fixed or variable.

So, in other words, ratio has to do with number of responses while interval has to do with amount of time.

In the example, George receives a reinforcement ($500 airline ticket) after he acquires 25,000 or spends $25,000. Therefore, he will get a reward after a fixed quantity of miles or money spent.

Thus we are talking about a fixed ratio schedule.

the 1st digit is in the 100s n its 1

step-by-step explanation:

3,589÷18 = 199.389

so the first digit of the quotient is in the 100s n its 1

move it to the other side

step-by-step explanation: