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Sorry. Just testing something. Posted 2 answers and they are not showing up. Wonder if a question shows up.
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When we talk about staying somewhere, we use the preposition "at." (I am staying at the bar).
If we talk about going somewhere,
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Before posting, please understand a few things.
1) If we see other tutors replied to your message, we might skip it to go to
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I haven't been on in a few days, but noticed you posted that follow up question.
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I am looking at many questions that just have 2 or 3 words to them and responses that talk about fixing certain paragraphs. Am I
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Re: this question:
http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1251446964 I got a great response in another forum. Here it is: It sounds
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As many of you know, I'm an ESL Teacher in Taiwan. I came across a sentence that does not sound right, but I am wondering if
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Sorry about the off topic message. Just wanted to wish everyone a happy 4th of July (it's already the 4th where I am...in the
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I know this seems like a somewhat silly question, but what shape is a pizza slice?
I know most of us are going to say "triangle."
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Ok...someone stumped me with a religion question, but it's more like an art question.
Salvador Dali's painting, the Agnostic
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Hi everyone!
I will be on and off the boards over the next few days. I have been sick for about a week now and just bouncing
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I just wanted to say I have seen you getting better in math as time goes on. You take the ideas presented to you and do a really
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Hi Fellow tutors. This message was from a few days ago and has probably gotten lost in the threads. Maybe someone can better
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Generally, they do not have to. But it may vary from state to state.
To add to R_Scott's answer, you can keep adding the digits of the number until you get to a single number. If that number is 9, it is divisible by 9. So the number 469589013 4+6+9+5+8+9+0+1+3 = 45 45 can be added as 4+5. So 469589013 is divisible by 9.The
It is not asking anything. Seems incomplete and a mistake.
First off, you didn't even answer it in one sentence. It asks for two. But saying you'll do "research" is very vague. Think of two things you'll do for the research and put them both down in different sentences.
Sorry, Ms. Sue. Noticed a mistake in the last line. 2(3x+5) = 4x + 24 6x + 10 = 4x + 24 2x = 14 x = 7
Definitely not food. I'd tend to go with B. I'm thinking Erikson's stages of development: first is trust. Next is autonomy and activity.
Agree C is the best answer, but also think B is not necessarily wrong, either.
There are a few stories about the knights of the round table, so it is hard to answer without knowing exactly which one you're reading. If it sounds like both answers are correct from what you read, you might have to ask the teacher and explain why you
The key word here is "sum." Sum means we added two (or more) numbers together to come up with the sum, or the answer. 5 is the sum of 2 and 3. 5 = 2 + 3 So using that idea, 47 is the sum of 19 and another number. 47 = 19 + ? We usually replace the question
I agree with Leo, but if your material does not offer much, I'm LEANING towards B. But see arguments can be made for others (especially D). I'd raise the point with the teacher that it could be either, and why you think that. Many times, teachers strike
OK. What is your question about this? I would write the code, then go through step by step of the requirements and add those in if you forgot to do it.
The distance is the time x velocity. d = tv The time is 4.7 seconds. The velocity is 347 m/s 4.7 x 347 = 1630 meters.
15 from each? I think you could almost go through any book on the subjects and find them easily. Look in the back of the book at the index if it has one, and see what is mentioned a lot.
Where did you post the timeline?
I wrote one. Now what do you need me to do?
What are your thoughts?
Reciting has to do with speaking, not writing. It is a and b.
https://www.google.com.tw/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=Ev4qV7viLdKS9QWCmqi4Cg&gws_rd=ssl#q=how+is+coal+formed
C is the only option that makes sense according to that price list. Good answer.
Start with this: identify the nouns and the verbs.
Note: I might not be correct, but I did put more work into this answer by just making up answers than you did in the post.
a) 2.34 rad/s b) .94 rad/s
This sounds like a question you have to answer. Do you not understand the question? Are you wanting us to help brainstorm ideas? What are you looking for here?
A gallon is about 16 cups if I remember correctly. So it is reasonable for him to say that. He can have 4 cups with him, and 12 more in the refrigerator in the next room. Therefore, he possibly has 16 cups of juice, which would be a gallon. I would ask him
http://www.math-salamanders.com/list-of-geometric-shapes.html This might help some.
The table is warmer than the drink. Heat from the table got transferred into the drink.
For accreditation, your school must: A) be evaluated by an accreditation committee. But this is true of other schools seeking accreditation as well. So that is the wrong answer. B) Must be a member of the organization. This is true of the director and
Also most garages and auto repair places that are not chain stores are under 20 employees.
This is a flawed question. There could be a sign of abuse in there, or it could just be that the child accepts failure easily and has not had the chance to really build up skills to turn that failure into a success. My best GUESS would be emotional abuse
1) Go get two baskets or any other container. 2) Put three apples in one (or use three of something else) 3) Put three apples in the other. Do you have enough to make a pie with 7 apples?
Start with Melanie. She can paint 100 square feet in four hours. So in 6 hours, she can paint 150 square feet. This is because she is painting a total of 6 hours. In 4 hours, she did 100 square feet. 6-4 = 2 hours left. Those 2 hours are HALF of the 4
Sorry. No way to include the picture.
If you have a certain amount of money, then take away 1/6 of that amount and 1/2 of that amount, you'll have $100. So if "M" is money. M - (1/6))M - (1/2)M = 100 1/2 is 3/6. So M - (4/6)M = 100 (2/6)M = 100 M = 600/2 OR...$300
Good start. You only have about 150 words left. (How are we supposed to correct your paper if you forgot to post it?)
This sounds like a finance or math question, not an sfsu question.
Different from?
Which industries? Which impacts?
http://thesaurus.com Those seem like quite different words you used, but that web site above will help you choose different words.
What answer did you come up with?
You've posted 3 questions so far without work. What answer did you come up with and how did you get it?
What problem are you having with this?
Start off by figuring out 40% (percent means you take 40 and divide it by 100) of ("of" means multiply) 175. So (40/100) x 75 = ? That will tell you how many boys there are now. Next, figure out how many girls there are now. (How many are left over?) Add
Look for the verb first. In your sentence, the verb is "gets." What gets (no water)? One pot gets no water. So the subject is "one pot."
Just to clarify, Steve might be right about what they're looking for, but it's a bad question. d IS still a rational number.
0 is an integer. -18 is an integer. 9/10 is not, nor is 2.52943. Both of those are rational numbers, as far as I can remember. I might be having a mental block, but wonder if the question is written wrong.
I didn't see your ideas on this. It's hard to correct what you wrote without knowing what your answer is. :)
Nothing there is italicized.
I vote for neither. It's primarily designed to market to parents and day care centers that don't know better.
Despite the obvious problems I have with computers in day care, one of those is obviously false. Which do you think it is?
