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Thanks you were a great help

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there are 3 dwrs

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cannot understand your point

Are you saying that as the radius of the planet doubled the surface gravity would double too and it is because of the answer you gave before

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my book tells me the answer is 49 AU. I am just not getting the calculation. Please help

yes this is explained much better thank you for your time

so its 2 electrons?

The answer has to be one of the following: a. L=90t-50 b. L= sqrt(4100t) c. L= sqrt(4100t^2 +5000t +2500) d. L= sqrt(4100t^2-5000t + 2500) e. L= sqrt(90t-50)

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I think numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 all contain only 3 sig figs

? I'm not sure what you mean by that... It's a noble gas if that's what you're asking.

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is the square root of -22 rational?

(1) - A gas is released. - An insoluble substance is produced. - A permanent color change is observed. - A heat energy change is noted. * (exothermic reaction: releases heat) * (endothermic reaction: absorbs heat) * (Light is emmitted) not sure about the other two, sorry

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I did do the sum and difference of the cubes and got these as my partial fractions: A / (x+1) Bx + C / (x^2-x+1) D / (x-1) Ex + F / (x^2+x+1) I got the answer for A = -1/6 and D = 1/6. But I was having trouble with the other variables...

The part of translation that most closely resembles the assistant's job is Ribosomes. The bricks represent amino acids.

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I don't get it either help us!

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it's D

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it's B

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Thankyou Ms. Sue!

Thankyou for the help.

I tried the link but it isnt working so i need the answer not a link. My computer isnt very good at the moment.

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That equation is not understandable

Ok thankyou GuruBlue and bobpursley.

Thankyou ever so much for the help Ms. Sue and SraJMcGin I will try again on the links putting an s on the end of george. Hopefully it will work. Liz

I also need to know where George Braque lived and worked. Thankyou. Liz

Sorry forget about the note above ive got the answers now. Thankyou very much for the help.

Something that really stood out between those years. Probably Explorations or slavery

Can you lead me into a more specific topic that isn't to broad. When I'm writing do I just pick one of those years between that time frame. I need something that I'm going to be able to break into like sub categories so I can reach the page length that is required.

There wasn't really no instructions. They just gave us a time era 1492-1865 use MLA, 5 refrences one must be primary it's my first year in college. Then we have to do an outline for it.

The outline is sepearate from the entire paper. We have to turn the outline in before the paper. I'm looking into that site that you gave me right now.

Thank You Do u think it's a good topic that I will be able to get a lot of information on and end up finishing my paper with six pages doubled spaced?

we only used small samples and for most of the compunds they just stuck to the bottom. So are you saying that calsium sulfate is the only one that doesn't disolve?

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Convection currents keep the mantle moving and that is what moves the plates of the earth during plate tectonics

If three pieces is 1/4 of the pizza, then you would multiply that by four to find the total number of pieces.

a) 80% b) D

I still don't get it???

540/1038=52%

Ms. Sue can you please help me with another question on statistics that I posted. This stuff is so hard to figure out.

Neurology : It organizes the information The nervous system controls all body functions. It receives information from inside and outside the body and then sends out messages to appropriate organs in the body in response to this information. The organs of the body that receive such information are known as receptor organs and include the eyes, ears, skin and nose. Organs in the muscles and joints provide further information

All humans and many other primates can be typed for the ABO blood group. There are four principal types: A, B, AB, and O. There are two antigens and two antibodies that are mostly responsible for the ABO types. The specific combination of these four components determines an individual's type in most cases. The table below shows the possible permutations of antigens and antibodies with the corresponding ABO type ("yes" indicates the presence of a component and "no" indicates its absence in the blood of an individual). ABO Blood Type Antigen A Antigen B Antibody anti-A Antibody Anti-B -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A yes no no yes B no yes yes no O no no yes yes AB yes yes no no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For example, people with type A blood will have the A antigen on the surface of their red cells (as shown in the table below). As a result, anti-A antibodies will not be produced by them because they would cause the destruction of their own blood. However, if B type blood is injected into their systems, anti-B antibodies in their plasma will recognize it as alien and burst or agglutinate the introduced red cells in order to cleanse the blood of alien protein. ABO Blood Type Antigen A Antigen B Antibody anti-A Antibody Anti-B -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A yes no no yes B no yes yes no O no no yes yes AB yes yes no no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Individuals with type O blood do not produce ABO antigens. Therefore, their blood normally will not be rejected when it is given to others with different ABO types. As a result, type O people are universal donors for transfusions, but they can receive only type O blood themselves. Those who have type AB blood do not make any ABO antibodies. Their blood does not discriminate against any other ABO type. Consequently, they are universal receivers for transfusions, but their blood will be agglutinated when given to people with every other type because they produce both kinds of antigens. ABO Blood Type Antigen A Antigen B Antibody anti-A Antibody Anti-B -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A yes no no yes B no yes yes no O no no yes yes AB yes yes no no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It is easy and inexpensive to determine an individual's ABO type from a few drops of blood. A serum containing anti-A antibodies is mixed with some of the blood. Another serum with anti-B antibodies is mixed with the remaining sample. Whether or not agglutination occurs in either sample indicates the ABO type. It is a simple process of elimination of the possibilities. For instance, if an individual's blood sample is agglutinated by the anti-A antibody, but not the anti-B antibody, it means that the A antigen is present but not the B antigen. Therefore, the blood type is A.

It can all so be called Genetic Inheritance I think this is better and shorter

Albrecht Durer, a German painter and printmaker. Durer is generally regarded as the greatest Northern Renaissance artist. His famous paintings have been the subject of extensive analysis and interpretation. His watercolours mark him as one of the first European landscape artists, while his ambitious woodcuts revolutionized the potential of that medium. Durer's introduction of classical motifs into Northern art, through his knowledge of Italian artists and German humanists, have secured his reputation as one of the most important figures of the Northern Renaissance. This is reinforced by his theoretical works which involve principles of mathematics, perspective and ideal proportions. The quality and wide range of his works and themes, both in terms of content and formal aspects, are astonishing. Though his paintings were normally produced as the result of a commission - his two main areas of focus were portrait painting and the creation of altar pieces and devotional pictures - Durer enriched them with unusual pictorial solutions and adapted them to new functions. After his death, Durer remained one of the most highly regarded of artists for centuries, representing the process of transition from the late Middle Ages to the Renaissance in Germany. hope that helps, it been a while since I had History

If the stomach was above the diaphragm, you would have PROBLEMS !!! - Your lungs would press against it, increasing chance of vomiting every time you breathe. The stomach wouldn't be able to expand as much as normal. - You would have trouble breathing. The stomach must stay below the diaphragm. When you breathe, air enters into the lungs, and the lungs can dilate, because the diaphragm lowers down. If the stomach was between lungs and diaphragm, your lungs could not expand as much as they normally do. hope that helped

Due to stronger literacy in northern Italy, as well as a larger and wealthier bourgeoisie, Italian humanists were far more widespread and common than their counterparts across the Alps in the north. Northern humanists were few, and were often isolated. Apart from size and scale, both types of humanism differed significantly in practice and in theory— but that is not to say they did not have great similarities, they both shared a strong Classical background. Italian humanism was largely secular with a focus on humanity that tended to exclude the larger religious realities of the era, while northern humanism tended to incorporate broader themes of Christianity and religion

Sponges are able to reproduce asexually through budding. This is when a small piece of sponge is broken off but is still able to survive and grow into another sponge. Sponges are also able to repair damages to their bodies. These characteristics of sponges are ideal because even small parts of sponges may survive in the water. "asexual reproduction is seen exclusively in lower plants!" these were simple plants wid simple structure that could get their nutrition by easy means. In case of sponges direct gsaseous exchange through the outermost layer of cells in very simple metabolism to obtain nutrition. however, in higher plants reproduction became sexual coz the environment fr growth i.e land ws not favourable enough wich resulted in development of complex systems for better survival ..... and one of them is sexual reproduction. so it is just a matter of evolution ! and asexual reproduction occurs wen the organism has become fully matured n is going to degenerate because of getting fatigued of its continued functions. so instead of just degenerating the organism continues itself by renewing its processes via reproduction

As with all Busineses in cluding the University of Phoenix they all have this analysis. A SWOT Analysis is a tool for evaluating the strategic environment of a business or other organization. Developed in the 1960s, the technique was designed to solve problems revealed by a long range study. Several American businesses commissioned the Stanford Research Institute study "to investigate why their long range planning efforts were unsuccessful," Internal and External Environment A SWOT analysis scans and evaluates the internal and external environments of a business. Internal factors include issues the organization can influence, such as competence and knowledge of employees; the financial, organizational and shareholder structures; research and development capacities; market position and corporate culture, as unfulfilled customer needs, new technologies, shifts in consumer tastes, increased or decreased regulations, trade barriers and development of substitute products by other firms as examples of factors that cannot be controlled by a firm but affect it from outside. Strengths The S in SWOT stands for the strengths existing in a firm's internal environment. Analyzing these can help a business gain a competitive advantage. Resources such as strong brand names, patents and a good reputation are given as examples of beneficial strengths a business might possess and build upon. Skilled workers, high quality or unique products and high organizational efficiency are also valuable strengths. Weaknesses An organization must also be aware of its internal weaknesses. Problems are difficult to address unless they have first been identified. Lack of patent protection or strong products, an unfavorable reputation and high costs damage a firm's ability to compete. Internal conflict, a dysfunctional corporate culture and many other factors may hamper success. An unbiased look at weaknesses can clear the way for effective problem solving so that weaknesses can be minimized or even transformed into strengths. Opportunities Things happening outside the corporate building can also have profound and far reaching effects on success. Opportunities are outside changes that may benefit your business. Perhaps a new niche market is developing for a product you do or could produce. Demographics or market trends may shift to favor your business. New technologies may infuse your research and development department with fresh energy. A business cannot control these external factors but should be on the alert for ways to exploit them. Threats On the downside, some external factors pose a threat to your business' continued success. Analyzing changes in economic, regulatory and trade environments, the products developed by your competition and even societal shifts can help an organization prepare strategies to minimize damage from external threats. Frequent assessment of these conditions will help you meet the challenge of remaining competitive in your industry despite unfavorable developments over which you have no control. Potential A SWOT analysis is only one facet of strategic planning. It helps by identifying factors that may help or hinder success, and especially by clarifying the distinction between internal factors that can be controlled and external factors that cannot. It categorizes these factors in so that they can be practically addressed. The method is well established and proven to be effective as a beginning step in developing overall strategies to maximize the potential of any organization or business. .Ads

Trade between the two countries is relatively modest when compared to trade with their immediate continental neighbours, but still significant. France is Canada's seventh largest trading partner overall, and the third largest in Europe. Annual bilateral trade between the two countries exceeds C$7 billion. Additionally, Canada and France are important to each other as entry points to their respective continental free markets (North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the European Union). While Canada and France often find themselves on the opposite sides of such trade disputes as agricultural free trade and the sale of genetically modified food, they co-operate closely on such issues as the insulation of cultural industries from free trade agreements (something both countries are strongly in favour of). In 2006 France was the seventh ranked destination of Canadian exports (0.7%), and ninth ranked source of imports to Canada (1.3%)

I need to see if the paragraph I wrote is Ok?

I too am just one of many people on here doing the same paper and so far I havnt been able to find much to help answer the questions and get this paper written. NO I don't want anyone to do my work for me but my goodness a little help would be nice. Good Luck to everyone trying to get this done. God Bless

Substitute -21 into -x, which gives you -(-21). Two negatives make a positive, therefore -x = 21.

I actually used that formula and got that answer (35.625 m/s) but does that take into account the speed of the police car? (or is that a red herring)

I have found the answer thank you to all who helped

Ok thank you This is what I had wrote: Healthcare, as it exists today, is an ever escalating, competitive process whereby providers and institutions thrive financially. If universal health care coverage were made available to all people, the competition among the providers and institutions would not exist. All parties would have access to care, and standardization of rates would be employed and regulated. In so doing, access would be universal to any person, regardless of ability to pay. In environments where universal access is not available, the private sector is able to flourish, and competition remains a driving force. In a universal access environment, the private sector becomes a dinosaur, as competitive rate providers can no longer compete with free services. In a traditional environment, without universal care, the specialties with limited access can continuously raise rates, and the wait to receive the service is long, but costly. In the Universal access model, there in affect is NO competition, the cost is nil, but the wait for services is outstanding and uncontrollable. Removing competition from the mix, a universal health care system thereby contains and levels the cost of health care, even in the private sector.

How would i determine that with only one value?

Im still confused. Wouldnt each side just be 0.33 m then?

I think I'm doing the same lab as you. So what I did was find the new concentration of nitric acid in the solution (because by adding it to water, you've just diluted ur concentration). I got .167. Since nitric acid is a strong acid, it dissociates completely, right? So the H+ concentration is .167M and so you take the -log of that and get your pH. Does that make sense?

How do i solve a problem such as .................... 5/24,9/35

Barney’s lawsuit against Pinetree Café is unwarranted.

eating candy will help his daughter improve in areas other than math

Funny, I just got to this problem in my physics homework. Use the Conservation of angular momentum idea, L=Iw. You can find this with your given initial values. Then, you use that L in a new equation, except with the I final and w final (which you want to ultimately find). Use I=mr^2 to find the mass of the merry-go-round. Take that mass and add 4*66. Plug back into equation for new finaly I. (Remember to change the diameter to radius) Use the L and final I to find final w.

I'm thinking Gd (element 64).

c) Ca (s) reacts and produces Co2(g) Can you explain to me why it's b please?

Nevermind, I think I understand it now. Thanks.

I answered that, but the teacher marked me wrong.. so I don't understand why? The predominant reaction should be HPO4^2- acting as an acid right?

I don't really understand what k2 and k3 means.. To find the predominant reaction, could I compare the ka and kb values for HPO4^2-?

So I found the Ka for HPO4^2- which is 2.2x10^-13 Then i found HPO42- on right side of the table and found the ka value which is 6.2x10^-8. Then, I used kb=kw/ka to and got 1.61x10^-7 Since kb>ka the reaction: HPO4^2- + H2O <--> H2PO4- + OH- would be the one most likely to occur?

#1 is c.) socialism, communisn

I'm not sure about general but I think welfare is the state of doing well in like happiness and good fourtune

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Positive work must be done in order to make a positive charge go opposite the direction of the electric field. F of Electric field----> <-- + F of Positive charge (If you did negative work, the positive charge would move in the direction of the field.)

Internal energy = heat + work Work = Internal energy - heat heat = -5074.1kJ (combustion is always exothermic, so negative) work = -5084.3 kJ - (-5074.1) kJ =

Internal energy = heat + work heat = -196 kJ work = 4200 kJ Internal energy = -196 kJ + 4200 kJ

No. A buffer is made by mixing a weak acid and its conjugate base. For example, HC2H3O2 + NaC2H3O2

Partial pressures are additive. So, total pressure - partial pressure of Hg = partial pressure of nitrogen. Use PV = nRT (using nitrogen's partial pressure) to find volume.

You need to know the volume of the solution being titrated. Are the two solutions mixed (buffer)?

(P1xV1)/T1 = (P2xV2)/T2 T2 = (P2xV2xT1)/(P1xV1)

0.01L x 3.20 mol Ca(OH)2/1L x 1000mL/1.211mol H2SO4 =

0.025L x 0.25 mol HCl/1L = mol HCl 0.025L x 0.125 mol NaOH/1L = mol NaOH HCl + NaOH --> H2O + NaCl You have twice as many moles of HCl as NaOH, so there will be left over HCl. Find the moles of HCl left over and divide by the combined volumes to get its molarity. That will be the molarity of H+. Take the negative log.