Lily Colkins

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Questions

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For some reason, this hasn't clicked yet. Can someone explain subtracting negative and positive integers? I get it when you put it in money terms, but when it's like this problem (-2 – 5 = -7) it just doesn't make sense. Please help, math nerds out there!

Can you all check my answers? Here's the story: fairfieldprep.org/uploaded/Bookstore/Summer_Assignments_2015/American_Lit._Summer_Reading_(2).....The_First_Day--Edward_P._Jones.pdf Why can't the narrator attend Seaton Elementary? She is the wrong age. She...

Can you all check my answers? Here's the story: fairfieldprep.org/uploaded/Bookstore/Summer_Assignments_2015/American_Lit._Summer_Reading_(2).....The_First_Day--Edward_P._Jones.pdf The First Day, Lesson One. Quiz. Why can't the narrator attend Seaton Elem...

I just had a great idea: What if I posted my notes (of useful information) in Jiskha, so you could copy my notes and not fail OR cheat? I joined late so you'll only get some notes. Sorry.

Answers

The following answers were posted by visitors named Lily Colkins.

M'kay, just saying, might help to not do "A," "B," etc. They change the list of answers frequently, sooo. . . BTW: Not my real name. (Well, yeah, it is, but not legally. Only in the books I write :) )

Try doing responses with the WHOLE sentence so we know which one you mean even if they switch them around. (Directed at everyone)

What are the questions?

Could write about the Greek god of the sun (Apollo or that other guy), how bright the sun is in a viewer's eye, how much the flowers love the sun and dislike the night (or maybe they love both, up to you). A lot of cool things you could incorporate into t...

Alright everyone: 1. Post the questions AND answer choices for each question, as teachers may get even smarter and start switching questions around. They already move the answers around, and they won't stop there. 2. Don't make such a long chain of "These...

Could you post the questions/answer choices, please? Idk if I'm in your course or not.

The last comma depends on the type of grammar style/whatever style of writing. . . I don't remember what it's called. The last comma is optional depending on writing style, I guess I'm trying to say.

I think this is a place for growth in learning/cheating, not gaming, but okay.

Could you post the questions/answer choices? I don't think I'm in the same course as you.

And if it helps: split 28 in half two times (28, 14, 7). That's how I mastered division lol.

Find the common factor between the denominators (For this,16), and change the numerators accordingly. 1/8 is the same as 2/16, so they're equivalent.

It's not my real name. As a pen name, it needed to be realistic as to have any chance of having a mysterious identity while selling/making books. So I researched 17th century last names and found Colkins. It's not a real person's name, by the way (meaning...

What would be the audio sample. . . ? Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but I feel like you just have to listen to the sample given and pick the best choice.

Thank you! That's way more simple than some other ways it's been explained. Hopefully, this will actually "click" with me. Thanks again.

Accounting? Being an accountant? I know that job is wanted right now by many companies. Math is too broad for me to list all the opportunities lol. Cats: veterinarian, volunteering/working at a shelter, etc. Consumers: idk/idc, I try to be the opposite. B...

Could you post the options/questions/et cetera on this? Thanks!

wOrK hArD pLaY hArD is still correct as of November 15th, 2021. Thanks!

Which part do you need help with?

You all are weird. Please stop yelling at Ms. Sue, first of all, it could get her fired if she gave the answers (If she works in Connexus, of course) and ruin a reputation of good work. She decided to be here, and you yelling at her won't do nothing. Exce...

Isn't the first one her, not she? Or am I just very bad a grammar?

Remember, you always compare the first mentioned to the second-mentioned. Example: Write a ratio for a mall that has 50 purses and 27 pairs of gloves. You would write it like so: 50:27. 50 to 27. 50/27. Does that help?

Unless mentioned in another way, of course.

Ty ty ty! I joined late to Connexus and then had a hard time catching up, and ok is still right.

If you need extra help you can always post all the questions/answers.

Could you please specify what you need help on?

. . . Are you two different users? I can't tell.

Do you want the exact answer? What are your options? And is that the whole question?

"A partial quotient refers to a method used in solving large division mathematical problems. The method uses simple logic by allowing the student to see the problem in a less abstract form," per SplashLearn (math-vocabulary/division/partial-quotient)

Who is the narrator of “Aguinaldo”? I think Steve Harmon, but that should be easy to tell through reading the book. Ellie’s new house ARE much bigger than her old one was. She did not like looking at houses, because she liked where she used to live. Her p...

This would be a great time to use Google. Three hundred stays the same, it's already a whole number. 300 4/10 = 4 ÷ 10 = 0.4 300 + 0.4 = 300.4. Correct me if I'm wrong!

Remember that this site isn't to cheat! You can always review lessons before taking the test, taking as many notes as you need. You can also reach out to your teacher if you need extra support. OK, I'm finished ranting. What are all the questions?

And answer choices.

This isn't a cheating site for your unit tests.

Which ones can you solve yourself? I'm sure anonymous (or someone else) would be willing to help with the ones you're struggling with.

Subtract: 63.50 - 18.50 = [fill it in] Divide: [what you filled in above] divided by 20 = [fill this in as well] The cost of each balloon is the answer to the division section (fill this in as well).

Do you mean deviation?

If not, never heard of it.

Could you show what your answers were by doing an *, then?

Hope that helps!

Could you post the questions/answer choices? Then I can help you rq!

And then THIS thing: Revisit one section in the story you tagged with a sticky note or where you had a question. Write a statement or question about that section in the story. "The woman’s hair is set in a mass of curlers and all of those curlers are made...

Ms. Sue, other teachers? Not trying to be impatient.

Pretty sure Bosnian is correct.

I would think C.

. . . I have just found out Ms. Sue died 2 years ago. All apologies, may you be unplagued by the rudeness of this world, Ms. Sue. I feel embarrassed by my lack of knowledge. *cough* Might SOMEONE still help me? Writeacher?

Though I am unsure exactly what you mean: You can infer that someone is at the grocery store at the moment because from past experiences, it seems likely. You can assume (infer) that a child took the plate of cookies since he was the only one in the room...

What to produce? ➢ What should be produced in a world with limited resources? How to produce? ➢ What resources should be used? Who consumes what is produced? ➢ Who acquires the product? Per WSCSchools

A table will configure the information, an image just enhances a presentation, a video clip may be hard to access (and you can't print it), and a radio segment is the same as a video clip.

Ms. Sue has passed away. Therefore, it is even more disrespectful to impersonate her. Please refrain from such offensive impersonation, "👩‍🏫Mrs.Sue."

I don't understand what you mean.

Which part do you need help with? I'm afraid I can't see the dimensions due to it not pasting.

4.2 Reproduction in Flowering Plants Sepal: protects developing flower/supports when open (green/thicker than petals) Petals: colorful, vary in dimensions, attract insects/birds, release chemicals animals can smell (humans too) Stamen: male, anther (polle...

4.3 Reproduction in Non-Flowering Plants Male cell must be able to swim to female one (damp places). Sporophyte: most often seen stage/generation of plant that produces spores. Spore: single cell produces plant without fusion with another cell. Fern repro...

It won't show images I have in my notes :/ Sorry ya'll.

They're hiring, so I'm guessing everyone left them lol. I only get 5 dollars a week for chores (which is nice), but I am in no way gonna get enough money for a car in a short period. So getting paid on Jiskha would be verrryy nice.

4.4 Successful Plant Reproduction Changes in flowers/pollinators over long time: coevolution Pollination must occur for reproduction to be successful And if anyone has something to add to my notes, just say the module/lesson (4.4) and I'll re-post it.

4.5 Successful Plant Reproduction Courtship behaviors: male peacock spreads feathers, etc. Successful courtship = reproduction Territorial behavior: more access to resources if won (offspring > chance surviving)/mark territory (prevents intruders/fights),...

4.6 Analyzing Factors Reproductive success: number animal can produce of offspring Zoos breed, release, research endangered, conserve species Surveying 3,000 children 1/3 got positive learning experience, 15% incorrect information 228 zoos: 30 species wor...

5.1 Reproductive Strategies Introduction (11/10/2021) Angiosperms: flowering plants Sexual reproduction: gametes Asexual reproduction: self reproduction, no gametes

Convert 5 1/2 to a decimal and you get 5.5. Then compare.

Will do the rest once I finish my notes. And attend this math LL.

Luckyy. I don't have to mow the lawn thank goodness (I'm too short, not strong enough either lol). Or wash the car, bc we hardly wash them. They don't get too dirty. And the yard ... Depends on if we still have room in the bin. Dog poop is always fun when...

For the first one, I would think opinions. Don't take my word on it. Idk about the second, wasn't in Connexus for it. The average wind turbine can power more than 1,500 homes. Idk. A or b. Not super helpful, sorry. Hopefully that helps a little.

The best drama conversation goes on for 2 years. Jeez.

You can tell it's the outlier because of how different it is from the other numbers. Would 28 really be almost equal to 66? Didn't think so.

Wouldn't it be 21.29?

I do laundry as well. Sometimes folding, sometimes everything. . . It depends.

5.2 Asexual Reproduction Strategies Binary fission: splits one organism into two. DNA divides - cell itself divides in half. Budding: Offspring organisms form on surface of parent (fungi, animals). Parent yeast cell – Nucleus – Bud - Nucleus divides by mi...

Le gasp: I'll do this for SS as well. I need help on those notes myself, though lol.

Annnddd I misused a comma and the word "though". I am attacked by self-loathing with my diminished use of correct grammatical usage.

Ella ES mi madre?

Brainly has a lot of expert feedback, and they respond quite fast. Might be worthwhile trying them. Brainly.com

Alright, so each month John has to pay 30 dollars. If it's six months, do 30 * 6. You can do the math. Add the answer you just found to 75. 30 * 6 = _ _ + 75 = (you fill this in) $(you fill this in)

Like 7, 70, 700, 7,000, etc.

It's a dependent as well.

Remember, the greater the negative number, the less it is. -18 < -3 The farther to the left of the number line the smaller. To the right, it gets greater.

Think your formating went wrong.

Are you sure this isn't social studies?

Did you take notes? Do you have scrap paper nearby? Have you reviewed the concepts in Khan Academy or with your Learning Coach? These are all helpful things to do before cheating and risking getting expelled.

I have not read whatever this is from, wish I could help!

Ty! I only needed my answers checked, but this certainly helps.

Anthony, just take ur notes.

To delineate an argument they highlight opposing claims and evidence that might counter the argument.

Do you see how annoying it isDo you see how annoying it is When it is copy/pastedWhen it is copy/pasted Multiple times for each sentenceMultiple times for each sentence?

Genetic information is passed down from two parents, who each have two parents. Not each parent has two alleles and they pass both down to their offspring.

Find the unit rate and multiply the "45" number (it won't actually be that once you find the unit rate) by 16. You should get your answer then. Don't put all your trust in me, though.

V = w h l = 11 · 13 · 20 = 2860in³

4 times _ equals 168? Then multiply 7 by the _ and you'll get your answer. Idk if I did that entirely correct, and there's probably an easier way.

But that should help a little :)

What is the question, then?

I already answered the first two. The third is 5 times 73. 18 inches for the last one? Since it's just being doubled? Unless you have a typo in your question.

Four minus two and you get your answer. It's pretty easy to find.

Or you can convert to military time.

I think you're correct, Help me with this question!

To clear up the confusion- It's PEMDAS and BEDMAS combined, in reality. You do parentheses first, then brackets([), and finally braces ({). Then you do the exponents. The "D" and "M" are together, it's just read from left to right (If division comes first...