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A wave geneerantor produces 16.0 pulses in 4.00s . What is the frequence ?

13 years ago

Given log 3= x and log 5 =y Express radical 3/5 in terms of x and y. 1) 1/2x-y 2) 1/2(x-y) 3) 1/2xy 4) 2(x-y)

13 years ago

what is the mass in grams of 1.32 x 10^20 uranium atoms

13 years ago

Check answer PLEASE!! Kevin wants to calculate the value of the expression below. -17 + 3 Which shows an equivalent way kevin could write this expression? (A.) -(17 + 3) B. -(17 - 3) C. (-3 + 17) D. (-3 - 17) Please help as soon as possible!! I have no on...

11 years ago

Does total internal reflection in an aquarium occur at the separation of the water and the glass or at the boundary of the glass and the water?

9 years ago

If a scuba diver is underwater and looks up, he or she will see a round "hole" directly above him or her at the surface of the water. The rest of the surface will look like a mirror. Explain this phenomenon.

9 years ago

Two light rays, one red and one violet, encounter a glass surface. If the index of refraction of the red light ray = 1.52, the index of refraction of the violet light ray = 1.54, and the angle of incidence = 30 degrees, calculate the angle of refraction o...

9 years ago

Does anybody know what the following French expression means: "Je changeais de plan de carrière comme on change de sous-vêtements."

9 years ago

Is there a difference between heating 50 mL of water to a given temperature, and heating 100 mL of water to the same given temperature but then removing 50 mL?

9 years ago

Could you please verify and calculate the following logarithmic equation: y = 2log_2(2)(x+2)-4 , in which x=2. So the equation would become: y = 2log_2(2)(2+2)-4 Solving... y = 2log_2(2)(4)-4 y = 2log_2(8)-4 y = 2(3)-4 y = 6-4 y = 2 So I got y=2, however...

9 years ago

If 13.4 kJ of energy are added to 1.00 kg of ice at 0 degrees Celsius, how much water at 0 degrees Celsius is produced? How much ice is left? The molar heat of melting is 6.01 kJ/mol. So... 6.01 kJ -> 1 mol (6.01 kJ of energy can melt 1 mole of ice) Then....

9 years ago

An ice cube at 0 degrees Celsius is placed in a pouch and dropped into 30.0g of water in a cup at 45 degrees Celsius. The ice cube melts and the resulting water warms up. The lowest temperature reached by the 30.0g of water in the cup was 20.0 degrees Cel...

9 years ago

Write the following expression as a single logarithm: 4ln2x + ln(6/x) - 2ln2x So I did... 4ln2x + ln(6/x) - 2ln2x = ln2x^4 + ln(6/x) - ln2x^2 = ln16x^4 + ln(6/x) - ln4x^2 = ln16x^(2)(2) + ln(6/x) - ln4x^2 = 2ln16x^2 + ln6 - lnx - ln4x^2 If my calculations...

9 years ago

Could you please explain why lne^2 = 2, e^lne^2 = e^2, e^lin2 = 2, and lne^e = e ? Thank you.

9 years ago

Calculate the quantity of heat gained or lost in the following change: 0.44 mol of water evaporates at 100 degrees Celsius - So what I did was: 1 mol -> 6.01 kJ 0.44 mol -> x x = 2.64 kJ of energy gained But apparently this is incorrect? Could somebody pl...

9 years ago

Two calorimeters each contain 1.4L of water and have a temperature of 26°C In the first calorimeter, you burn a sample of candle wax and determine that 108.2kJ of energy is released. In the second calorimeter, you have to burn 5.4g of candle wax to raise...

9 years ago

Find (sinϴ + cosϴ) if the terminal side of ϴ passes through (5,2)

9 years ago

(2,-9)(3,2) and (3,-9) find the area of the triangle

9 years ago

Write base-ten number for five hundred seventy-two

9 years ago

Verify/prove that: sinAcosA/1-cosA = sin^2/tanA-sinA

9 years ago

Verify/prove that: (cotA+cotB)/(tanA+tanB)+(1-cotAcotB)/(1-tanAtanB) = 0

9 years ago

Verify/prove the following: (sinA+tanA)/(1+secA) = sinA ______________________________ tanu = 1+sinu-cos^2u/cosu(1+sinu) __________________________________ cotu = (2+cscu/secu)-2cosu ______________________________ tanAsinA/tanA+sinA = tanA-sinA/tanAsinA _...

9 years ago

What is the maximum mass of a rubber block that can be pulled by a rope whose maximum tension is 3500N? The block is sitting on dry asphalt. (By the way, 1.2 would be used as the coefficient of static friction and 0.8 is the coefficient of kinetic frictio...

9 years ago

NASA wants to build a centrifuge to train its astronauts to handle the strong accelerations they will experience when the space shuttle lifts off. A composite material capable of withstanding a normal force of 120000N without rupturing is used to manufact...

9 years ago

Find the function with derivative f′(x)=e^(9x) that passes through the point P=(0,4/9).

8 years ago

A big toy school bus rear-ends a small toy school bus initially at rest. The bigger bus is several times heavier than the smaller one. Which of the following statements are true if the collision is totally inelastic? 1. The big bus exerts the same amount...

8 years ago

An electron moving in the + x-direction has an initial speed of 3.7*10^6 m/s at the origin. Its speed is reduced to 1.4*10^5 m/s at x = 2cm. Calculate the potential difference between the origin and that point. Which point is at the higher potential? My w...

8 years ago

A 2μC charge is positioned at x = -0.8m and another 2μC charge is positioned at x = 0.8m. A positive test charge of q = 1.28*10^-18C is positioned at the origin x = 0m. Find (a) the electric force exerted on q, (b) the electric field at the origin, and (c...

8 years ago

Two equipotential surfaces are shown. If Va = -5V and Vb = -15V, find the work needed to move a -2μC charge from A to B along the indicated path. - First of all, does the path of the charge going from A to B matter or can I just calculate using the "dista...

8 years ago

Four copper wires of equal length L are connected to a 100V source. Their cross-sectional area are 1cm^2, 2cm^2, 3cm^2, and 4cm^2. Find the voltage across the 3cm^2 wire. Leave your answer in terms of L, it should cancel out. - So I tried using and equati...

8 years ago

In the case of having two plates of a capacitor, in the formula for capacitance C = (Epsilon)(A/d), is A the sum of the areas of each plate or just the area of one plate? And if it is the latter, then it can be assumed that both plates have the same area,...

8 years ago

A square aluminum plate (volume mass ρ = 2700 kg/m^3) has dimension L = 4.8 m and e = 0.9 m. A cylinder of radius R = 1.5 m and at a distance d = 1.2 m from the center of the plate and at 20 deg with the horizontal, is removed from the plate. Find the cen...

8 years ago

A long thin rod lies along the x-axis from the origin to x=L, with L= 0.830 m. The mass per unit length, $\lambda$ (in kg/m) varies according to the equation $ \lambda = \lambda_0 (1+1.110x^3). The value of $\lambda_0$ is 0.200 kg/m and x is in meters. Ca...

8 years ago

A single vertical slit of width 24000 nm is located 2.10 m from a screen. The intensity pattern below is observed. The distances on the screen can be measured from the scale. Each tick mark is equal to 1 cm. Intensity is displayed along the y-axis. What i...

8 years ago

Link to image relevant to this problem (Add a dot after "1h3" and "googleusercontent" -> lh3googleusercontentcom/rL6zLQRGjdYSHMfsvAN_a4E_s3MARseiAw-KmFUfP5sp5nmp3c7E43zWO9_3ZrWwez6iZQ=s108 Light of wavelength 550 nm passes through a double slit, yielding...

8 years ago

A set of narrow vertical slits is located a distance D from a screen. All the slits have the same width, equal to 35.1 μm. The intensity pattern in the figure is observed when light from a laser passes through the slits, illuminating them uniformly. How m...

8 years ago

A helium balloon (mass including fill gas 2.1 g) is tied to a long string (mass per unit length is 3.1*10^2 g/cm, i.e., one cm of the string has a mass of 3.1*10-2 g). It rises to a height x of 210 cm, with the remainder of the string laying on the floor....

7 years ago

An anti-hydrogen atom is made using an antiproton and a positron. The spectral lines corresponding to the energy transitions of the positron are then measured. Which of the following statements, if any, are true? A) The measured spectral lines will all be...

7 years ago

A sphere of mass of m = 1.69 kg is first placed directly on the plate of an electronic scale. The scale shows 16.58 N as the weight of the object. A large beaker containing a liquid with a density of 783 kg/m^3 is then placed on the scale and the scale is...

7 years ago

In a setup/situation involving buoyancy, let's say there are two blocks, where one is of styrofoam and the other is aluminum, both placed in a fluid (for example: honey). The aluminum block is placed on the styrofoam block. How can I calculate the buoyant...

7 years ago

A ping pong ball of mass m = 4.9 gram is precisely measured in position to an accuracy of 10^-10 m. What must be the uncertainty in its velocity (in 10^-20 m/s)? (delta_x)(delta_p) > h/4pi (delta_x)(m)(delta_v) > h/4pi (10*10^-10)(0.0049kg)(delta_v) > (6....

7 years ago

The PV diagram shows the compression of 44.1 moles of an ideal monoatomic gas from state A to state B. Calculate Q, the heat added to the gas in the process A to B. Data: PA= 1.90E+5 N/m^2 VA= 1.93E+0 m^3 PB= 1.31E+5 N/m^2 VB= 7.90E-1 m^3. deltaE_int = Q-...

7 years ago

A cord has two sections with linear densities of 0.10 kg/m and 0.20 kg/m respectively. An incident wave, y(x,t) = 0.050sin(6.0x - 12.0t), where x is in meters and t in seconds, travels from the lighter cord to the heavier one. What is the wavelength of th...

7 years ago

Is one of the formulas used in "thin film" interference problems 2t = (m + 0.5)(lambda/n_film) OR 2t = (m - 0.5)(lambda/n_film), where t is the thickness of the film? I might have copied my notes down incorrectly in class, because according to internet so...

7 years ago

For a rectangular metal surface with dimensions 5 cm by 3 cm, the threshold wavelength for the photoelectric emission of electrons is 246.0 nm. (a) Calculate the work function of the metal surface. So I planned to use: hf - workfunction = eV Then I replac...

7 years ago

An electron is accelerated from rest through a potential difference of 1.40*10^5 V. What is its speed? So there were also two parts before to this question: the relativistic kinetic energy in eV (which I correctly found to be just 1.40*10^5 eV) and its re...

7 years ago

What point on the x-y plane does theta = 0 describe? I tried doing: tan(theta) = y/x tan(0rad) = y/x 0 = y/x So y is definitely 0. y = rsin(theta) r = y/sin(theta) = 0/sin(0rad) = 0/0 ... I highly doubt that this problem was meant for having to do L'Hopit...

7 years ago

A street merchant is trying to sell you a 14 karat (24 karat is 100% pure) bracelet for $450. The gold is alloyed with copper. Before buying the item, you weigh it to be 110 grams and you also measure its water displacement as 7.59 mL. What is the % compo...

7 years ago

Nitroglycerin, C3H5(NO3)3, a solid explosive compound, decomposes to carbon dioxide, water vapor, nitrogen, and oxygen. (a) Calculate the total volume of gases when collected at 1.2 atm and 25 degrees Celsius from 2.6*10^2 g of nitroglycerin. (b) What are...

7 years ago

Lead(II) chromate (PbCrO4) is used as a yellow pigment to designate traffic lanes, but has been banned from house paint because of the potential for lead poisoning. The compound is produced from chromite (FeCr2O4), an ore of chromium: FeCr2O4 + K2CO3 + O2...

7 years ago

Many satellites orbit the earth at about 1000km above the earth's surface. Geosynchronous satellites orbit a distance of 4.22*10^7 m from the center of the earth. How much more energy is required to launch a 500kg satellite into a geosynchronous orbit rat...

7 years ago

Physical Developer (PD) is a set of solutions used to develop latent fingerprints on different porous and nonporous surfaces. It is often used to develop fingerprints on currency. Below are FBI recipes for PD. Solution 1 serves as a cleaning solution befo...

7 years ago

Does anybody know the critical density for nuclear fusion within the disk of the solar nebula? This is related to the formation of the solar system. I guess this value should be the minimum density of hydrogen in the nebula that initiates nuclear fission,...

7 years ago

A plane leaves an airport A (38.5N, 37.05W) and flies dues North to a point B on latitude 52N (a) Find the distance covered by the plane (b) The plane then flies due east to a point C, 2400km from B. Determine the position of C Take the value âˆ of as 22...

7 years ago

If the GDP deflator increased by 3 percent while nominal GDP grew by 5 percent: a) real GDP would grow by 2 percent. b) real GDP would grow by 8 percent. c) real GDP would be unchanged. d) real GDP would fall by 3 percent. My attempt to get the solution:...

7 years ago

Calculating the unemployment rate given the labor force and the number of people unemployed: Unemployment rate = number of people unemployed/labor force However, why is the calculation different (according to how I had to do for an assignment) if the tota...

7 years ago

Let n be a natural number. If n is divisible by 9, that is neither a necessary nor sufficient condition for n being divisible by 6, right? Because I'm not sure about the wording of the question asking whether it is either necessary or sufficient, but I be...

7 years ago

Suppose the domain of the propositional function P(x,y) consists of pairs x and y, where x = 1, 2, or 3, and y = 1, 2, or 3. Write out the following proposition using disjunctions and conjunctions only: ∃xP(x,y) I don't even know where to start... (x ∧ y)...

7 years ago

Suppose the domain of the propositional function P(x, y) consists of pairs x and y, where x = 1, 2, or 3, and y = 1, 2, or 3. Write out the propositions below using disjunctions and conjunctions only. ∃x∀y ¬P(x, y) The above is equivalent to ¬(∀x∃yP(x,y))...

7 years ago

One of the De Morgan's laws states ¬(p ∧ q) ≡ ¬p ∨ ¬q . Does that also apply to three propositions p, q, and r for example? Like would ¬(p ∧ q ∧ r) ≡ ¬p ∨ ¬q ∨ ¬r work?

7 years ago

Let's say I am given a table of information for the values of the real GDP, consumption, investment, exports, and imports. There was an equilibrium GDP where the real GDP = Aggregate Expenditure = C + I + X - IM. If the value of investments changed (went...

7 years ago

If the aggregate expenditure is greater than the actual GDP, that would lead to an increase in unplanned inventories and a decrease in actual investment, right?

7 years ago

Let g: A -> B and f: B -> C be functions. Let f ∘ g be onto. Is both f and g necessarily onto? I think that if f ∘ g is onto, then f is onto, but not necessarily g. Correct?

6 years ago

Let f be a function from R to R defined by f(x) = x^2. Find f^–1({x | 0 < x < 1}). So I found the inverse of f(x): f^-1(x) = sqrt(x) But now how do I continue to ensure that it is only for 0 < x < 1?

6 years ago

Let a, b, and m be integers, and m ≥ 2. Prove that: ab ≡ [ (a mod m) · (b mod m) ] (mod m). So I tried proof by cases: Assume ab ≡ [(a mod m) ∙ (b mod m)] mod m is true. Then ab mod m = [(a mod m) ∙ (b mod m)] mod m, and (ab-[(a mod m) ∙ (b mod m)])/m = k...

6 years ago

For java programming, what is the difference between read() and next()? For example: Let's say I import the java Scanner class. Then I proceed as follows: Scanner userInput = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print("Enter the number of students: "); int...

6 years ago

Prove that a^3 ≡ a (mod 3) for every positive integer a. What I did: Assume a^3 ≡ a (mod 3) is true for every positive integer a. Then 3a^3 ≡ 3a (mod 3). (3a^3 - 3a)/3 = k, where k is an integer a^3 - a = k Therefore, a^3 ≡ a (mod 3). Is this a valid meth...

6 years ago

Why do I see some sources define the work on a spring as W = (1/2)(k)(xf^2 - xi^2) and some sources define it as W = (1/2)(k)(x^2) ? For example (I'll test out both equations): Let xi = 3, xf = 7, and k = 3 So by using W = (1/2)(k)(xf^2 - xi^2) = (1/2)(3)...

6 years ago

Let's say I have the following: (a/b) = (c/d)^(k-1) If I know c, d, and k, then a/b can be calculated easily. But what if c/d was the unknown, and a/b and k were known? To find c/d, I was thinking: ln(a/b) = ln(c/d)^(k-1) ln(a/b) = (k-1)ln(c/d) (ln(a/b))/...

6 years ago

Run serially, portion A of program P consumes 33 s, while portion B consumes 925 s. On a parallel computer, moderately serial portion A speeds up four times, while perfectly parallel portion B speeds up by the number of processors. i) What is the speedup...

6 years ago

How can I tell a negative binary number from a positive one? More specifically, what exactly is the difference? For example, the binary number 1110 converted to a decimal number results in either 14 (positive) or -2 (negative). So which one would I write...

6 years ago

Fractional Rates Unit Test

6 years ago

Given any Cartesian coordinates, (x,y), there are polar coordinates (r, theta) with -pi/2 < theta <= pi/2. Find polar coordinates for the cartesian coordinates (-9, -8) and (-7, 7). For (-9, -8), I got r = sqrt(x^2+y^2) = sqrt((-9)^2+(-8)^2) = sqrt(145) =...

6 years ago

If two quantities are directly, which must be true of a graph showing relationships between them? Select all that apply. A. The graph is a curve B. The point on the graph are connected C. The graph increases from left to right. D.the points of the graph f...

6 years ago

Marcus wants to use a model to determine the difference -8 -3 (+3). He starts with 8 negative counters. He wants to add 3 positive counters to the model without changing the value. How can he do that? A. Add 3 positive counters B. Add 3 positive counters...

5 years ago

"Decide whether the following relations on Z is an equivalence relation or not. If it is, describe the partition (i.e. the equivalence classes) of Z created by the relation." - What does it mean by "describe the partition..."? For example, let a, b be int...

5 years ago

Let L = {a, b}. For the language below, give an example of a string in the language, and a string not in the language. {w is in L*: uvw = wvu, for some {u, v} in L*} - To simplify, I would say that any string is in the language if u = w and v can be anyth...

5 years ago

Is it normal for people to be ignored or people rude to you when you ask for help????

4 years ago

I need help with the age of Jackson and westward expansion unit test my grades are falling behind so it would be greatly appreaciated :)

3 years ago

I was practicing my problem-solving and was a bit confused as to why I supposedly got a wrong answer. Below is what I was solving: Two families are planning to go on a canoe trip together. The families consist of the following people: Robert and Mary Hend...

3 years ago

8TH GRADE - UNIT 2 - LESSON 4 Name the solid according to its description: The figure has two bases that are parallel congruent circles. A. Cylinder B. Rectangular prism C. Sphere D. Cone

2 years ago

Answers

The following answers were posted by visitors named Kid.

This is actually 8th grade math btw and answers 1. C 2. B 3. A 4. D 5. C 5/5 100%

11 years ago

What is the answer bruh..... You can't just leave a question without a freaking answer dudes

11 years ago

required*** Test please excuse my grammar error.

11 years ago

^^Kelly is correct: 1. D 2. A 3. C 4. B

11 years ago

I got 93

10 years ago

The amount of thermal energy, the number of water particles, or the speed of the particles

9 years ago

Use the distance formula, along with the given points: d= √(x2-x1)^2+(y2-y1)^2 d= √(-1+3)^2+(1-2)^2 d= √5

9 years ago

Thank you. I actaully just figured out that I indeed had miscalculated the equation. It was: y = 2log_2(2) (x+2)-4 Therefore I should solve the "log" part first: 1) y = 2log_2(2) (2+2)-4 2) y = 2 (2+2)-4 3) y = 2 (4)-4 4) y = 8-4 5) y = 4 In other words,...

9 years ago

No, wait, actually the 2 does not apply to the 2log_2 by itself. Rather, the "2(x+2)" applies to the log. I was so confused, sorry. So I'm going to assume that the answer "2" is correct and the "4" on my answer sheet is incorrect.

9 years ago

I think it's actually c, since: y = 1.375x = 1.375(8) = 11 y = 1.375(16) = 22 y = 1.375(24) = 33

9 years ago

You're welcome

9 years ago

The answers to questions 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 are most likely correct.

9 years ago

Thank you. Is there an official formula for what you came up with or some sort of rearranged formula?

9 years ago

Two trucks leave a warehouse at the same time. One travels due north at an average speed of 58 miles per hour, and the other travels due south at an average speed of 48 miles per hour. After how many hours will the two trucks be 424 miles apart?

9 years ago

Find the equation in slope intercept form. For the line which is perpendicular to this line 4x + 4y = 3y - 3 and passes through the point (1,-2)

9 years ago

Let x = number of ultra tickets and y = number of deluxe tickets x + y = 89 3x + 2y = 235 -> -3(x + y = 89) = -3x + -3y = -267 -3x + -3y = -267 + 3x + 2y = 235 ____________________ -y = -32 y = 32 x + y = 89 x + 32 = 89 x = 57 Quinn sold 57 Ultra tickets...

9 years ago

I'm sorry, I just still don't understand exactly how you even got tan(A+B) = (tanA+tanB)/(1-tanAtanB). What happened to the cotA+cotB, 1-cotAcotB, and 0? If you simplified the original identity, then how did you do that? Because what I did was expand the...

9 years ago

I think B is also correct.

9 years ago

-24x-54 is the simplified answer of that expression.

9 years ago

2^2/2^5 = 4/34 = 1/8 The answer is C) 1/8

9 years ago

For the work shown above, 4/32 was reduced to 1/8, NOT 4/34

9 years ago

The "-" is from the 6. Because -6(4x+9) is basically (-6)(4x)+(-6)(9) = (-24x)+(-54) = -24x-54. If you are adding a negative value, you are basically subtracting that value.

9 years ago

Because different mediums have different indexes of refraction. Therefore, when you use Snell's Law: (n1)(sinΘi) = (n2)(sinΘr), depending on the index of refraction of both mediums, the angle of refraction will be different.

9 years ago

But my final answer is correct?

9 years ago

Total balloons = 12 Let x = # of green balloons 12 = 5+3+x 12 = 8+x x= 4 # of green balloons/total balloons = 4/12 = 1/3 1/3 of the balloons are green.

If you're solving for percentage: 75% of 80 = 60

8 years ago

Alrighty, thank you!

8 years ago

But I still don't know how to use the equation in order to find the x-coordinate of the center of mass of the rod. I only have the total mass of the rod = 0.1923 kg but I don't know what to do with that value now.

8 years ago

[Replace each space with a dot(.)] Link to image related to this question-> lh3 googleusercontent com/TjcBG60hMmLnA7rwTp0hIb4SzI2gqZtebe8g3cjQ1rf8xd0HXulzCNZTrTrVzw0zPyNC=s147

8 years ago

Oh wait, that might not have been posted properly. Just put a dot after "Ih3" and "googleusercontent". I needed to show you the image because I feel that is the issue, that I may not have correctly interpreted the distance of the first m of diffraction.

8 years ago

Nevermind, apparently that distance value was 0.043 which I was not certain before because it was based on more of an estimation rather than a definite value. So all good now!

8 years ago

Thank you, and I would just like to know how you are able to post links, since this site always says that I am unable to.

8 years ago

PLEASE!!! I need help its overdue and I haven't seen the answer anywhere. It for connexus. PLEASE HELP!!!

7 years ago

So in the end, it doesn't really matter at all which one I use? Is there ANY difference that I'll get when solving for unknown values depending on which one I use?

7 years ago

How did you get "sqrt 2" from "sqrt(tension/mass per unit length)"?

7 years ago

Sorry, I meant to say towards the end "more specifically [...] which is where I AM stuck"

7 years ago

100m/16.30s = 60m/x x = 9.78s It would take 9.78s to run 60m.

Thank you for your response. But I would like to know what you would put as a final answer to the problem. Because it seems that the solution I found ( f^-1(x) = √x ) is valid for 0 and ALL positive real numbers because the domain and co-domain are the re...

6 years ago

Without a calculator, you can do long division of 1/8 and then multiply the quotient by 100, which would result in a percentage.

6 years ago

Oh I think I get it now. So if xi = 0, then both versions of the equation will give the same result. Otherwise, if the initial position is not zero, then W = (1/2)(k)(xf^2 - xi^2) MUST be used. Correct?

Would be 16 cenimeters I believe

6 years ago

All I did is divide by 2 lel and got 9

6 years ago

7 the grade test for connexus if u would like I'd go on my PC and give all the questions .

True maybe they need the questions

6 years ago

It's not a quiz

6 years ago

I need help not answers lol

6 years ago

So they are tecnacly saying it's C lol

6 years ago

(5-2)+(6x8)+(6+148) = (3)+(48)+(154) = 205

6 years ago

The thing is t here is no graph on the question

6 years ago

Type the kid from stolen day just talks about inflammatory and he don't even learn his lesson so he is the least.

6 years ago

There are a negative counters in a circle for each -.

5 years ago

I think it's D tbh

5 years ago

So...................... WHAT IS THE ANSWER?!

@Helper is wrong for the practice The practice is c b b c a

5 years ago

"Nobody" is correct! I misclicked on one and got a 90%, but they are 100% right!

4 years ago

Kris you sure your name isnt karen

4 years ago

AYO EL these are only similar answers they are all changed now

4 years ago

100% as of 22 February 2021, Arithmetic Sequences, Alg 2, Connections Academy.

4 years ago

TOP HEAD 100% as of February 24, 2021

4 years ago

Unit 4 Lesson 5 Geometric Series Alg 2 Connections 1.D No 6.D 165 11.C It converges; it has a sum. 2.D 0.972 7.A 1,365 3.A 12 feet 8.A 19.662 4.C 250 9.C 12, 276 5.A 10/sigma2n/n=1 10.A $138,037.53

4 years ago

1.D No 2.D 0.972 3.A 12 feet 4.C 250 5.A 10/sigma2n/n=1 6.D 10.A $138,037.53 7.A 1,365 8.A 19.662 9.C 12, 276 10.A $138,037.53 11.C It converges; it has a sum. I made another one bc the first one was kinda confusing

4 years ago

A C D B C Correct as of 6 March 2021 Exploring Conic Sections Quick Check

4 years ago

Still 100% correct as of 10 March 2021

4 years ago

Well it’s happened to me a lot in just a day

4 years ago

Is Jane correct

4 years ago

Just took it 5-25-21 and here they are but the last two 1.B:LHJ 2.A:DG 3.A. Acute 4. B: complement,340,supplement 160 5. C: AOF 6.C:58 7.A: abuse 8. C:54 9. A: Pentagon 10. C: trapezoid 11. D: 2 and 3 12. D: similar because 3/6=30/60 13. A: line down the...

4 years ago

Thx may

4 years ago

A random is correct oh also Ed is correct thx my peoplesssss

4 years ago

After I finish all 20 questions ill come back to this

3 years ago

Japan; (parliamentary democracy) North Korea; (Communist autocracy) South Korea; (Presidential Democracy) Taiwan; (Semi-presidential Democracy) Only one wrong. Gj. :)

Unit 2 - Lesson 4 - What are the answers for that?

2 years ago

Unit 2 lesson 9 what r the answers?

2 years ago