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At the Natural History museum Paula saw 5 times as many beetles as spiders. She saw 6 more spiders than caterpillars. If Paula saw 50 insects and spiders, how many of each kind did she see? Aunt is stumped!

In Harry's attic there are three spider webs. The first web is twice as large as the second web. The third web is 3 inches larger than the first web. The combined width of the three webs is 1 foot and 6 inches. Aunt is stumped again!

If you have 200 ml of a 0.1M solution of acetic acid (pka=4.75), 1. How many ml of a solution of 1.O M NaOH would you need to adjust the pH to 5.2? 2. How many ml of water would you then add to make the solution of 0.05M in total acetic acid (ie., acetic...

Can someone please help me solve these problems? I have to use the 17 rules of inference to prove the arguments valid: 1) 1. T = R 2. (~R > ~T) > (P . ~S) / ~S v T 2) 1. C > F 2. A > B 3. ~F . A 4. ~C > (B > D) / B . D 3) 1. (S v Q) / ~P > ~S 4) 1. D > P...

Which was the last of the Ivy League schools to admit women?

An inherited trait that helps an organism survive and reproduce is called A. an adaption B. a species C. an evironment D. a niche A? 2. Which best describes the way structural adaptions occur? A. quickly in a shor period of time B. slowly over thousands o...

1. Everyone hates frozen peanut butter sandwiches. Answer: O Circle:Everyone 2. The secretary keeps the peanut butter sandwiches in a refrigerator in the faculty room. Answer:F 3. Money was stolen three days in a row from students. Answer: F 4. Diane is o...

A ball is dropped from rest off a 27 m building.What is the maximum speed that the ball will reach?

I'm suppose to write sentences from Grade 4 Shurley English book. I was suppose to bring book home and use page 25 - I forgot the book - anyone know what is on page 25? Thanks

What are legs when using them to push a heavy weight?

Which of the following expenses would most likely be reduced during hard times in both a household budget and a national budget? fixed expenses, like a mortgage or a debt payment luxury expenses, like new TVs or funding for recreation necessary expenses,...

1,754÷9 what are the two compatible estimated numbers that the quotient is between

Which property justifies each step in all of these? Of these ten: www.analyzemath.com/algebra/rules_algebra.html I got all of them wrong and can't find out why 1. 6a + (8b + 2a) = (6a + 2a) +8b 2. (6a + 2a) + 8b = (6 + 2)a + 8b 3. (6 + 2)a + 8b = 8a + 8b...

I really, really need help im so stuck on this Which of the following statements best describes Mayan cities? A.They were built on islands in lakes. B.They grew up mainly in the highlands. C.They had relatively few buildings. D.They had pyramids and palac...

Find two mixed numbers so that the sum is 15/3 tenths and the difference is 8/5tenths

Answers are d b c a

Is it true that a magnetic field can cause an increase in the kinetic energy of a charged particle? Why or why not?

Calculate the speed required for a satellite moving in a circular orbit 550.0 km above the surface of the Earth. (mEarth = 5.98 × 1024 kg , rEarth = 6.38 × 106 m)

A point charge has an excess of 5.0 × 1012 electrons. What would be the electric potential at a distance of 0.50 m from the charge? (e = 1.6 × 10-19 C)

Two 1.0 kg charges each carry a charge of 1.0 C? How would the gravitational force compare to the electric force? (Calculations are not necessary.)

What would be the electric field (magnitude and direction) of 1.50 cm to the right of a charge of -6.5 × 10-6 C?

A positively charged particle is fixed in place, unable to move. Another positively charged particle is brought near and released. (a) Which way does it move? (b) What happens to the force, acceleration, and velocity on the moving particle as it moves? (c...

In an experiment replicating Millikan’s oil drop experiment, a pair of parallel plates are placed 0.0200 m apart and the top plate is positive. When the potential difference across the plates is 240.0 V, an oil drop of mass 2.0 × 10-11 kg gets suspended b...

Which of the following sentences best states the main idea of “The Literature of the Americas”? A. It is difficult to understand literature from other countries because meaning is often lost in translation. B. Literature across the Americas is similar bec...

A person wearing a seatbelt has a good chance of surviving a car crash if the magnitude of the deceleration is no more than 300 m/s2. Over what duration must a crash occur for the occupants of the car to survive being brought to a standstill from an initi...

If the body temperature of a person is recorded as 98.6°F, what is the person’s body temperature in °C?

A square room has a floor area of 36 square feet. The height of the room is 7 feet. What is the area of all four walls?

2. Word used to refer to a person who worships more than one god

1. These pagans believe there are at least 200 gods in nature

3. Viking pagans believe their gods live in here

Where were the Vikings originally from? * 1 point From the Balkans From Northern Italy From the north in Scandinavia From the Arabian Peninsula

What did they traditionally do for a living? * 1 point Mercenaries Farmers Artisans & Merchants Philosophers

What other name did farmers go by in the early middle ages? * 1 point Slavs Magyars Muslim Arabs Normans

What other name did mercineares go by in the early middle ages? * 1 point Slavs Magyars Muslim Arabs Normans

What other name did artisans and merchants go by? * 1 point Slavs Magyars Muslim Arabs Normans

What other name did philosophers go by? * 1 point Slavs Magyars Muslim Arabs Normans

What were philosophers adept (skilled) at? * 1 point Battle on horseback Navigation in boats Developing new forms of medicine Cultivating new varieties of crops

What did farmers commonly travel in? * 1 point horse drawn carriages camel caravans small shallow boats Vikcycles

Which of the following is NOT true of a drakken? * 1 point They were 60 ft long and carved from a single tree trunk They were flexible with a single center mast and a great woolen sail The bow of the ship had a dragon's head to frighten their enemies The...

Which of the following is NOT true of how the barbarian Vikings looked? * 1 point They were tall with broad shoulders They had blond beards They wore fearsome masks They wore cloaks

Which of the following is NOT something the Vikings believed about their chief god Odin? * 1 point If they fought bravely, he would not allow them to die He would protect them in battle He would strike their opponents blind and deaf He would turn their op...

Which of the following is NOT part of the Viking technique for attacking an enemy? * 1 point Tricking the villagers into thinking they wanted to form an alliance establish a base on an island or by taking a walled seaside town Sailing their drakkens up th...

What is NOT true of a Viking berserkr? * 1 point They fought wildly They were the leaders of the Viking tribes The word means bear shirts because they were naked except for animal skins They are thought to be where tales of werewolves originated

Why did the Vikings become civilized and Christian? * 1 point They were defeated by the Frankish King Charles the Simple They accepted land from the king in exchange for their conversion They converted to impress the Frankish women They thought Odin had a...

Why were explorers seeking a new trade route to Asia? * 1 point To increase their spice trade profits To avoid bandits on the silk road To allow them to use boats instead of camels To help them reach more remote areas of Asia

When Christopher Columbus landed in what is now Haiti (Hispaniola), where did he think he was? * 1 point Hispaniola The "New World" The Caribbean Asia - near India

Which of the following is NOT a positive result of exploration? * 1 point Better maps were designed People found out that the Americas and Asia were different pieces of land Better trade routes were developed A cure was discovered for smallpox People no l...

If the native Taino did not bring Columbus gold, what did he do? * 1 point Held them for ransom Burned their villages Chopped off their hands Denied them food

Magellan had a mutiny on his voyage. Based on the context clues on slide 14, what does this mean? * 1 point His crew starved due to a lack of food Their navigation failed and they became lost at sea His crew fought against him and tried to take over He ab...

4. What is different about the goals of Homer and his big brother? * 1 point Homer would love to cure his Bad breath, hios brother wants a cure for gingervitis One is trying to get a scholarship from science the other from football Both are hoping for foo...

6. What were three scientific problems that the boys had to solve? * 1 point Homers bad bad breath, gingivitis, and foot fungus kept them from concentrating density, mass, and volume density, trajectory, accuracy viscosity, solubility, permabilady in octo...

8. What did Homer and his friends use to make the second rocket? * 1 point Toothpicks, string and gum Metal pipe, wooden broomstick, metal washer, and sulfur. SPAM, an ab rocker and a glue stick thermus, metal pipe and cardboard in october sky

Answers

The following answers were posted by visitors named Brayden.

your speed would still be 100m/s your velocity would continue until stopped the acceleration would also change because of the stopping point

choral reading is like choir so when you read that it gives you musical notes such as tempo just look at a band or choir book

The Fredonian Rebellion was a dispute between the Mexican government and the Edwards brothers, Haden and Benjaminqv. Haden Edwards received his empresarial grant on April 14, 1825. It entitled him to settle as many as 800 families in a broad area around N...

I got Dartmouth College

I can't find which paragraph it's in there is a lot of places there

Can you answer my math question below? It says math but I meant to put science

2nd to last question I meant to put dog not god. I might have some other mistakes

I meant to put this as Science so that's another mistake.. D:

So All ducks have webbed feet to help them swim. Webbed feet are an example of A. a behavioral adaption B. a niche C. an instinct D. a structural adaption Is D not C?

4m+(13*9)-3m [1m/3 times 9 is 9m/3 which simplifies to 3m]=36 4m+187-3m=36 (just multiplying it out) m+117=36 (4m-3m=1m) m=(36-117) m=-81

I used this to check my answer and before checking them I would’ve got a 3/5 but since I checked I got a 5/5

Here you go cheater B C D B A A C D B B B C A D A C B D A Your welcome

Oh and the last one is A

The right answer is B) Metallurgy

Ms. Sue is wrong it's B and D. Italy was very disappointed with the Treaty Of Versailles.

What is the answer please

2.5 x 2pi = Average Angular speed * time, so (2.5 x 2pi)/(average angular speed)=time

Thank you! I see that there's more than four on the list though...

what was the answer?

Not understanding please what is the answer and how do you work this problem

What two continents are between 40 degrees west longitude and 160 degrees west?

I agree with the teacher

Yeah thats all. I think that egypt motivated kush to trade?

A verb is a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence, and forming the main part of the predicate of a sentence, such as hear, become, happen. In other words, a verb is a word that is also an action

With basic algebra it would be (2,4), if the reference point is (0,0)

India's economy was drained. This is the only (out of the four) negative events that took place

Hi Brayden, START STUDYING

1.c 2.b 3.c 4.a 5.c 6.d

Guessed it got it right the correct answer is C.

Ms. Sue forget to put the negative sign at the beginning of the answer.

Human’s 100% correct