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well independent means if the result of the other event has no effect on the other

for the even number:3/6. i'm not so sure if you have to reduce this to lowest terms.

so whatever i wrote is wrong?

please help;-D

please do add to it. i did what i could

are you on the probability chapter?

Marguerite Navarre was the sister of the king of France. She spoke and read six different languages, and was one of the best poets in Europe. She was attracted to the ideas of the Protestants and criticized the Roman Catholic Church. She even suggested that God may not have inspired the Bible. She was the protector of the protestants. that is all i can find please do add to it if you have more thanks:-)

criticized the Roman Catholic Church. She even suggested that God may not have inspired the Bible. that is all I can find, please don't suggest any sites, just add to it, please help:-)

that is the only info listed in my book, nothing else is there but what I wrote

thanks:-) but if u can add to it then please do if u think I have missed some impotant points

Ms Sue do you think it is good?

thanx:-D

no I don't know what it means

My book doesn't say anything about him being made a saint, and neither does it mention that he was active in the counter reformation movement. I posted all what it said in my book about him if you can add to this then please do :-)

no, my teacher never told us to to do research about them. But if you can add to this then please do, and please do tell me if this is good or not.

well if he wanted to then he would have told us which he didn't

okay but I just want to make sure if I have done it right, and only you can help me on that, so please do tall me if it is good thanx

ok but please do tell me if you like it or not, just to tell you one thing, sometimes I have trouble putting things in my own words, So if you can then could you help me put some things in my own words if I ever need to

Well I think that the question means which of the follwing objects will have the greatest force of weight to the earth at its surface. I think the answer is a house

Is this a common formula used

thanx do you like what i wrote though?

oh my books name is pathways civilizations through time, just to let you know.:-D

is this good enough ?

Ignatius Loyola was a spanish soldier who set up the Society of Jesus - the Jesuits- to keep the church safe and distributed the Catholic message. He did this to originate Protestantism is this good?

oh, i was just asking, because i really don't get any of this stuff

Ignatius Loyola was a spanish soldier who set up the Society of Jesus - the Jesuits- to keep the church safe and distributed the Catholic message. He did this to stop Protestantism oh sorry, I 1st thought it would be stop, but then I don't know whereri got lost is this good?

okay thanx:-)

oh I heard about the one, but I can't remember but it was about a crown. By the way I'm only in grade 8, these things r way toooooo difficult 4 me

personal barons are private barons, like whom people aren't aware of. a guild is a union of persons practisng the same craft. cottage industries are businesses in which hired workers produce goods in their own homes I don't get the other questions, sorry

Henry VIII was Henry VII's second son. At a young age he seemed the ideal Renaissance monarch.He was very good looking and had a good personality. In pratical matters he made himself an expert in government affairs and,shipbuilding , war and engineering. He was the most knowledgable ruler in English History. T get a divoce from his wife, he ordered everyone to change their religion Catholism to Protestant, and persecuted the ones who didn't obey him He had little or no effect on Catholism in the rest of Europe. Is this good?

How did weakening the Italian and Hanseatic Leagues help English woollen merchants?

Could you please check back at my social studies replies, and proof read the new things I wrote. thanx:-D

yeah, I guess. :-\

thanx:-)

sorry, I will try to be more patient, I won't do anything to upset you Ms Sue

thanks Ms Sue and thank you Damon:-D

if I mention what you just mentioned in my paragraph thing, then will you think it is good?

thanks. I appreciate ur help Damon:)

Edward VI was Henry Tudor's and Jane Seymour's son who at a young age got crowned as king. At this young age he got placed under the control of a group of protestant rulers. He developed strong Protestant sympathies and persecuted Catholics. He soon became ill and died at age 16. He gave away his throne to his Protestant cousin Jane Grey to keep Mary away from snatching it. is this good?

yeah jane's army was Protestant and Mary's was Catholic

is that right?

yeah i meant after mary died, sorry. okay Elizabeth I was Henry VIII's and Anne Boleyn's daughter. After Mary died ELizabeth became Queen. She was well educated and spoke as well as read Latin and Greek, the classical language so admired by the Humanists.She was a great patron of the arts which she flourished under her rule.She never married and never shared her power with anyone. She changed England from an separated nation into world power. Under her rule the English experiened a Renaissance. she kept England from falling under the control of powerful countries such as Spain, and also saved England from religious problems.Her Sea dogs defeated the Spanish Armada. is this good?

Mary I was Henry VIII's and Catherine's eldest daughter and ELizabeth's stepsister. The army that supported Jane Grey was easily defeated by the Catholic forces led by Mary. She became Queen of England in 1553 and launched a campaign to make England a Catholic country again. Her courts burned nearly three hundred people, and imprisoned many more. Her attempts to bring all of England back into the Catholic Church nearly succeeded. She died in 1558. is this good?

thanks:-D

thats all it said in my book about him

please help, i'll appreciate it if you do:-) please and thank you

okay, thanks but overall do you think it is good?

thanks alot SraJMcGin, without your help this would have been impossible, thanks alot:-D

thanks

this is what it says : the reformation in england was a squabble over politicla power as mucha s struggle about religion and corruption in the church. during the 15th century england faced alot of civil wars, called wars of roses which caused great hardship and suffering. please help

it does not say anything about europe

help pleeeeaaaaassssssee:-(

I don't get it, I,ve already read thorugh my book 2wice and yet can not find a single thing. plese help

thanks. but, i think this is right in europe didb't the smaller stated then get swallowed up by the larger ones?

I wrote something for Europe down below, please do check:-)

is this right? The states fought wars over differences of opinion and people commited horrible atrocities in the name of god. the reformation in england was a squabble over politicla power as mucha s struggle about religion and corruption in the church. during the 15th century england faced alot of civil wars, called wars of roses which caused great hardship and suffering. is that all I need

no I checked on this site, causes of the reformation. all the other words were hard for me to understand.

thanks

in my book it says that in the 15th century many french businesses became clavinists, even though France was officially Catholic and Protestinism was against the law. The calvivist were hard working and made the French economy strong. is this right?

So all together its like this: The states fought wars over differences of opinion and people commited horrible atrocities in the name of god. The reformation in England was a squabble over political power as much as struggle about religion and corruption in the church. during the 15th century England faced alot of civil wars, called wars of roses which caused great hardship and suffering.in the 15th century many french businesses became calvinists, even though France was officially Catholic and Protestinism was against the law. The calvinists were hard working and made the French economy strong. is this gud?

The reformation affected the modern view of politics and law. Martin Luther stabilized the German language.

well then what I just posted at 7:32 isn't right, is it not part of the answer?

I think the 2nd one would be easy to do.

I replied again for the Socials thing, please do read it and post what you want to say about it here. Thanks:-)

The states fought wars over differences of opinion and people commited horrible atrocities in the name of god. The reformation in England was a squabble over political power as much as struggle about religion and corruption in the church. during the 15th century England faced alot of civil wars, called wars of roses which caused great hardship and suffering.in the 15th century many french businesses became calvinists, even though France was officially Catholic and Protestinism was against the law. The calvinists were hard working and made the French economy strong.The reformation affected the modern view of politics and law. Martin Luther stabilized the German language. please do add what I have missed, I'll appreciate it alot, thanks

you can type in good song tunes on youtube, there will be a whole bunch pooping up on your screen.

The states fought wars over differences of opinion and people commited horrible atrocities in the name of god. The reformation in England was a squabble over political power as much as struggle about religion and corruption in the church. during the 15th century England faced alot of civil wars, called wars of roses which caused great hardship and suffering.in the 15th century many french businesses became calvinists, even though France was officially Catholic and Protestinism was against the law. The calvinists were hard working and made the French economy strong.The reformation affected the modern view of politics and law. Martin Luther stabilized the German language. The Reformation laid down once and for all the right and obligation of the individual conscience, and the right to follow the dictates of that individual conscience. please do add what I have missed, I'll appreciate it alot, thanks

sorry, I meant popping:-\

thanks:-D

Canadian Ben Heppner's sorry, I forgot to mention his last name

no, I mean Ben Heppner, not Ben Gulak and please don't five me the site Wikipedia,thanks

oh sorry Ms Sue, I nver knew had knew you gave it to me already, but that's okay. I think i can figure it out, thanks

sorry, its just that at times I really don't know where the actual info is hiding, because there is a lot of difficult words in there which confuse me, but thanks Ms sue, I appreciate your help

symphonic, and tenor

thanks

I mean member of the order of Canada, I'm trying to find who is, but a whole bunch of names are popping up please help

how about Diana Krall, that name has been popping alot as well

how about Oscar peaterson

oh okay thanks

That is all i could find

Oh, but I need the one who is from Montreal is Michelle Gregoire from Montreal?

did she join that team, or something?

sorry I think I accidentally posted this 2 times

Ok, thank you

You are not correct. In 1534, France's King Francis I authorized the navigator Jacques Cartier (1491-1557) to lead a voyage to the New World in order to seek gold and other riches, as well as a new route to Asia. Cartier's three expeditions along the St. Lawrence River would later enable France to lay claim to the lands that would become Canada.

For -7x-6y=-21 Simplifying -7x + -6y = -21 Solving -7x + -6y = -21 Solving for variable 'x'. Move all terms containing x to the left, all other terms to the right. Add '6y' to each side of the equation. -7x + -6y + 6y = -21 + 6y Combine like terms: -6y + 6y = 0 -7x + 0 = -21 + 6y -7x = -21 + 6y Divide each side by '-7'. x = 3 + -0.8571428571y Simplifying x = 3 + -0.8571428571y

You would use the same technique for the other ones, also.

This question essentially comes down to how many Coulombs of charge 50 electrons have (i.e., the sphere, the initial charge, etc., are irrelevant). So, knowing that one elementary charge is e = 1.6×10^-19 C and that 50 electrons will have a total charge of -50e, -50e × (1.6×10^-19 C/e) = -8.0×10^-18 C

I think it would be "limiting factor"

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Cost of the bagels is 144 for $80. When he sold 100 bagels, he has earned $155 gross (which is his profit of $75 + cost of $80). Therefore 1 bagel is sold for $1.55. He earns $1.55n but since his costs are $80, P=1.55n - 80

What is the question?

A SOLID has a definite shape and a definite volume.

Thanks Ms. Sue

Three steps are involved: steam changing to water at 100 C; water at 100 C cooling to 0 C; water at 0 C freezing to ice at 0 C. Steam changing to water: Heat of vaporization of water is 539.4 cal/g Heat = Heat of Vap. x mass = 539.4 cal/g x 75.0 g = 40,500 cal Cooling water from 100 C to 0 C: Heat = mass x specific heat x T change Heat = 75.0 g x 1.00 cal/gC x 100 C = 7500 cal Freezing of water at 0 C: The heat of fusion of water is 79.7 cal/g Heat = heat of fusion x mass = 79.7 cal/g x 75.0 g = 5980 cal Total heat = 40,500 + 7500 + 5980 = 53980 cal or 5.40 x 10^4 cal (3 sig figs) = 54.0 kcal

#4 is correct. #5 is wrong.

Perimeter = The sum of all the sides (all the side lengths added together)

Correct, #5 is B.

if the half life is 8 days, 1/2 is gone every 8 days. so after 8 days it is 1/2, 16 days is 1/4... so at 16 days it is 12 x 1/4 = 3 mc