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Find the general form of the equation of the circle. Center at the point (-4,-3); containing the point (-3,3) a) x^2+y^2+8x+6y-12=0 b) x^2+y^2+4x-6y+22=0 c) x^2+y^2-4x+6y+22=0 d) x^2+y^2+4x-6y+4=0

Solve the inequality -2 <3x -5 < 7. Graph the solution set.

how many CO molecules do you need to react with water

what is the equation" the input 3 less than the output"?

How were members of the 1960s counterculture movement similar to the beatniks of the 1950s? A They supported the military draft. B They ignored most political issues. C They rejected materialism and tradition. D They supported business and competition. I...

Write 2 1 2 as an improper fraction.

what element of position paper includes personal experiences illustrate a position?

Vector A⃗ is in the direction 34.0 ∘ clockwise from the -y-axis. The x-component of A⃗ is Ax = -16.0 m . What is the y-component of A⃗ ? What is the magnitude of A⃗ ?

5. Use the statement about J. K. Rowling's book series Harry Potter to answer the question. Harry Potter learns from Hagrid that he is a wizard, so he must leave his aunt and uncle's home to study magic at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Which...

What is the present-day name of the river(s) around which your chosen civilizations were based, idk and i came seeking help

Which is a reason that an author might employ irony into a text? A. to help a character be more believable. B. to show how the setting and plot are connected. C. to create symbolism in a text. D. to teach a lesson or communicate a theme.

What is the definition of situational irony? A. Situational irony is when a character flashes back to memories they had in the past in order to shed light on a current experience. B. Situational irony is the use of language that states the opposite of wha...

The use of the term never-ending construction is an example of which type of figurative language? A. personification B. hyperbole C. oxymoron D. metaphor

Why are hooks important in writing? A. They help capture the attention of the reader and make them want to find out more. B. They help a reader distinguish fact from opinion in persuasive writing. C. They allow readers to make informed decisions about con...

In which situation would an author use an author surrogate in a story? A. when the author tries to trick readers by not developing a trusting relationship with the story's narrator B. when the author hopes to tell the story through an omniscient point of...

An author is planning a story with a large number of characters. The author feels that each character's backstory is important and wants to make sure each is revealed to the reader. What is the best point of view to use for this purpose? A. second person...

How would this paragraph be revised to establish a second person point of view? A. using the pronoun you in place of I B. using an all knowing narrator. C. using the pronounce, she, or they in place of I D. using a neutral narrator

which characteristic does realistic fiction share with historical fiction? A. realistic fiction tells of people who are solving a crime. B. realistic fiction involves specific elements of technology. C. realistic fiction can be set in the past.

Analyzing details of subgenres would lead you to which conclusion? A. prose poetry is written in complete sentences, while lyric poetry is not. B. prose poetry includes a theme or message, while lyric poetry does not. C. prose poetry has lines grouped in...

How would a science fiction story about life on another planet and a drama about the same topic be different from each other? A. the story would be written with short lines and incomplete sentences, while the drama would Abe written in full paragraphs. B....

which of the following describes a tragic ending to a narrative? A. the main characters actions leave the reader thinking about what happened. B. the main character experiences a great downfall that they do not recover from. C. a twist occurs, and the rea...

Once it was all over, things returned to normal. Olivia returned home and used the money she had won in the tournament to fulfill her dreams of opening her own bakery. Now that he had no job, Tim decided to put in an application, and was very surprised wh...

why do authors often use transition words and phrases in narratives? A. to let readers know when there is a change in time and place B. to make it easier to include multiple narrators C. to show that a plot structure is linear D. to add complexity to the...

in which part of a narrative arc does the reader learn how the main conflict in the story is settled? A. the climax B. the resolution C. the falling action D. the exposition

when would a writer most likely choose to use a fast pace? A. to describe the complex inner thoughts of the main character B. during the resolution part of a narrative arc C. during the exposition part of a narrative arc D. to describe when the main chara...

Which line of dialogue might an author give to a character in a narrative to build indirect characterization? A. "The landscaper did a great job, and we are pleased," stated Susan as she admired the boxwoods. B. "You must forgive me," Sarah implored. "I s...

How should dialogue be used to develop round characters in a narrative? Select the two correct answers. A. to build relationships between characters B. to create pacing within the narrative C. to describe the character's physical appearance D. to describe...

Why is it important to use precise words and phrases in writing? A. it helps the reader understand the author's purpose for writing B. it encourages the reader to draw conclusions about the text C. it helps the reader know the author's exact intent D. it...

Why is it impotent to use precise words and phrases in writing? A. it helps the reader know the author's exact intent B. it allows the reader to understand the text in a literal way rather than a figurative way

Why is it impotent to use precise words and phrases in writing? A. it helps the reader know the author's exact intent B. it allows the reader to understand the text in a literal way rather than a figurative way C. It helps the reader understand the author...

Why might a writer use dramatic irony to develop a theme? A. to convey life's complexities through a characters unexpected fate B. to show the negative effects that result from a character's lack of awareness by allowing the reader to know the full truth...

Which answer choice is an example of verbal irony? A. Damien's young sons excitedly explored the new playground, and he thought to himself, "The pure bliss of being a child." B. The dentist smiled, and she tried to hide her disgust at his crooked, almost...

Which is true of central conflict? A. it is disconnected to the story's main theme B. it can only be external C. it drives the story's action D. it has little to do with character development

Which is an example of an internal conflict? A. character versus machines B. character versus nature C. character versus self D. character versus other characters

Example of internal conflict

Why is it important for a reader to interpret the way a central conflict is resolved? A. it allows a reader to determine meaning in a story B. it allows a reader to analyze elements of symbolism C. it allows a reader to see how the characters are either r...

Which would create a problem when writing a conclusion? A. indirectly hinting at the theme B. intruding new characters C. keeping the setting the same D. wrapping up the loose ends in the story

What would cause a reader to be dissatisfied with an ending? A. if the plot elements are developed all the way through the conclusion B. if the character changes dramatically in a short period of time due to an epiphany C. if the setting and theme are int...

What are the characteristics of White Northern Beans? round, dark-colored, spots round, dark-colored oval-shaped, light-colored oval-shaped, dark-colored, black

What are the characteristics of a primrose? It has a narrow leaf and a bell-like flower. It has a broad leaf, the top petal doesn't overhang the bottom petal, and it has a club-shaped leaf. It has a broad leaf and the top petal overhangs the bottom petal....

A student is modeling how different materials interact differently with sound and light waves. What should the student add to a 5-liter container of water to demonstrate a liquid which transmits sound waves but absorbs light waves?

The graph shown below illustrates the relationship between density and earthquake wave speed in different types of rock.

A scientist detects an earthquake wave traveling at a speed of 6.5 km/s in rock with a density of 2.8 g/cubic cm. The scientists can BEST conclude that the wave is traveling through which type of rock?

In the Australian outback grassland, the Mitchell grass is the producer, converting sunlight into sugars. What is the equivalent organism in the North American prairie? A. robin B. prairie grass C. orb weaving spider D. grasshoppers

Orb weaving spiders are considered secondary consumers in the North American prairie. Which organism from the Australian outback would be the equivalent of the orb weaving spider? A. white–tailed dunnart B. moth caterpillar C. Mitchell grass D. assassin b...

Bald eagles live along coastlines and fly down to the water to capture fish which make up a significant part of their diets. Osprey also rely upon fish for their diets. Which statement best describes the relationships between bald eagles, fish, and osprey...

Organisms are often classified by the relationships they have with other organisms in an ecosystem. A relationship in which one organism benefits and the other is unharmed, such as the relationship that exists between whales and barnacles, is known as ___...

Rattlesnakes feed on small birds, rodents, and even small rabbits. The relationship between rattlesnakes and rodents is considered a __________. A. parasite–host relationship B. consumer–decomposer relationship C. consumer–producer relationship D. predato...

Which of the following transfers solar energy into chemical energy? A. moon B. animals C. sun D. flower

Which type of relationship between two organisms benefits both? A. predation B. parasitism C. mutualism D. commensalism

Which of the following do South American deer and Australian kangaroos MOST likely have in common? A. they are a part of the same food web B. they belong to the same species C. they live in the same ecosystem D. they play similar ecological roles

Roundworms live in an organism's intestines, and usually cause disease. The relationship between the roundworm and the organism in which it lives is BEST described as a __________. A. consumer–decomposer relationship B. consumer–producer relationship C. p...

The phenotype produced from a pair of alleles is determined by the __________. A. dominant allele B. recessive allele C. mother's allele D. father's allele

What are the reproductive cells produced by the female reproductive organs called? A. sperm B. eggs C. testes D. ovaries

The cells in the root of an onion divide to increase the number of cells through a process called __________. A. mitosis B. photosynthesis C. meiosis D. replication

Half of the traits inherited during sexual reproduction come from __________. A. the environment B. the mother C. mutation D. siblings

If a certain allele always determines the phenotypical expression of a gene, then it is referred to as the __________ allele. A. dominant B. recessive C. homozygous D. heterozygous

Most fungi reproduce __________. A. asexually B. sexually C. by budding D. All of the above

During __________ reproduction, an identical copy of the parent is produced. A. mitotic B. sexual C. asexual D. ansexual

Which of the following organisms will most likely reproduce asexually? A. a human B. a tomato plant C. a bacterium D. a bird

The grass in the diagram represents a(n) __________. A. herbivore B. consumer C. producer D. predator

Which of the following is NOT true of plants? A. They do not need to eat other organisms to gain energy. B. They transfer sunlight into chemical energy. C. They use photosynthesis to obtain their energy. D. They only need to rely on water in order to surv...

Which of the following BEST describes how carbon is transferred from an organism to the physical environment? A. an organism exhales carbon dioxide as a byproduct of respiration B. an organism obtains carbohydrates by consuming another organism C. an orga...

What is the name for the layer labeled "Area 1"? A. lithosphere B. mantle C. inner core D. outer core

Which of these areas corresponds to the layer known as the mantle? A. Area 1 B. Area 2 C. Area 3 D. Area 4

Which area represents the dense, liquid metallic layer responsible for the Earth's magnetic field? A. Area 1 B. Area 2 C. Area 3 D. Area 4

Within the layer labeled Area 2, rock is liquefied and heated. The arrows represent this liquid rock rising toward the outside of the layer where it cools and then sinks before being heated again. What is the name given to this process? A. condensation B....

Which area represents the cold, brittle layer with the lowest density? A. Area 1 B. Area 2 C. Area 3 D. Area 4

The diagram shows the converging of an ocean and a continental tectonic plate. image eca1b7e5581747828630e83fc0fda7fe Which statement BEST describes the event occurring at this plate boundary? A. The collision of the plates can cause new crust to form. B....

The diagram shows a tectonic plate boundary. image d6b976f448bf4b97954b0a4318f0ed0e What is the BEST explanation for what will most likely occur at this type of plate boundary? A. Thermal vents will form because of magma flowing up under high pressure. B....

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hydrogen = 0.990 atm, 9.55 x 10-3 mol H2, 0.625 g Zn

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wrong, its B and C

nononon i mean c

I love ur glee reference hopefully they do a glee reboot I would totally watch that. Any body else want a glee reboot if you do I LOVE YOU.

Bill Nye the Science guy

I'm looking for the answer not another question

why 3) isnt r*b/(r+b)^2 ?

can u show clearer plz :(

wate wut du answer

well i guess i be getting it wrong then

@blah blah Yeah I got the answers. Ill post them in a bit

Kagamine is correct for ALCA I made a 100

2 1/2 as an improper fraction is 5/2. First, split the mixed fraction into the sum of a whole number and a fraction: 2 1/2 => 2 + 1/2 Then, rewrite the whole number as an equivalent fraction: 2=>4/2 Lastly, add together the two fractions to get the answer...

ilovechettoes 100

how many hours did eric practice this week?

50.0 g of water are decomposed. 25.5L of Oxygen gas are produced as a result. What is the percent yield according to the following reaction. H2O --> H2 + O2 *

D,B,B,B IS CORRECT GOT 100%

you guys are in my class lol

where do i see the responses?

my response is that idk

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Maria picked the greater number.

The real Mrs. Sue died in 2019 so, nobody is the real "Mrs. Sue" She's dead.

icrinskull it's because the teacher could change the answers since this is from literally 6 years ago

i'm checking his answers rn