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Give a word or phrase for each of the following: 1.1 The parties hereto consent that there shall be no variation af the terms or conditions of the contract unless such variation is reduced to writirg and signed by both parties." (2]) 1.2 In law, one who is empowered to enter into a contract with third parties on behalf of a principal. The principal and third party being as bound by such transaction as if they entered into it themsehves directly. (2) 1.3 Those terms of a contract which the Law provides as necessary to place a contract in a certain category of contract. (2) 1.4 C and D incorporate into their lease agreement a clause that if for whatever reason D is late in paying rent, C is entitied to cancel the contract. (2) 1.5 An insurer may agree with the insured to pay the proceeds of the insured's life policy to the insured's wife on his death. (2) TOTAL MARKS |10].
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![Give a word or phrase for each of the following: 1.1 The parties hereto consent that there shall
be no variation af the terms or conditions of the contract unless such variation is reduced to
writirg and signed by both parties." (2]) 1.2 In law, one who is empowered to enter into a
contract with third parties on behalf of a principal. The principal and third party being as bound
by such transaction as if they entered into it themsehves directly. (2) 1.3 Those terms of a
contract which the Law provides as necessary to place a contract in a certain category of
contract. (2) 1.4 C and D incorporate into their lease agreement a clause that if for whatever
reason D is late in paying rent, C is entitied to cancel the contract. (2) 1.5 An insurer may agree
with the insured to pay the proceeds of the insured's life policy to the insured's wife on his death.
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//FOR 3 OPPONENT SENSOR, 2 EDGE SENSOR
// JSUMO 01/2020
///////////////////////////////////////
//MOTOR CONTROL
int RPwm = 11;
int RDir = 13;
int LPwm = 3;
int LDir = 12;
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int ArduLed = 8;
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int Ledge = A1;
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int TRN = A6;
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int RSens = A2;
int MSens = A3;
int LFSens = A5;
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int DS2 = 6;
int DS3 = 7;
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pinMode(MSens, INPUT); // Middle Opponent Sensor Input
pinMode(Buzzer, OUTPUT); // Buzzer Declared as Output
pinMode(ArduLed, OUTPUT); // Buzzer Declared as Output
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digitalWrite(RFSens, HIGH);
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digitalWrite(RDir, LOW);
analogWrite(RPwm, Rval);
}
//If you want to see Speed Values please uncomment bottom line.
// Serial.print(Rval); Serial.print(-); Serial.println(Lval);
delay(timex);
}
void loop() {
digitalWrite(RPwm, LOW);
digitalWrite(LPwm, LOW);
tone(Buzzer, 18, 100); // Pin, Frequency, Duration
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// This function below, used for stopping robot while no button is pushed or Microstart is not
triggered.
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