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[LiTtLeHaCkEr11]

Really? I never knew that... Well I kinda rushed and I am done with my essay right now How do I attach it? I never learned how...

EDIT: YAY! I am done with all my homeowrk today!!! I feel so proud...

Edited by LiTtLeHaCkEr11, 09 September 2004 - 06:22 PM.

[Robert]

Really? I never knew that... Well I kinda rushed and I am done with my essay right now How do I attach it? I never learned how...

EDIT: YAY! I am done with all my homeowrk today!!! I feel so proud...

to attach it you will have to zip it up then when you post browse then find it then post but I am in school now and so far after 2 lessons have maths homework to do but it should be easy

[tlim]

I was going to correct that but I thought no one would notice that

Stop noticing things....

[HoHoMaN90]

seems to be going REALLY well so far. I'm still talkin to the admins about a section of the forum for it, and there should be an answer soon.

HoHoMaN90

[LiTtLeHaCkEr11]

Uh.. I dont really get it but.... Ill see if this works...
What is the longest word in the english language?

A:pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (a cracking 45 letters)

Meaning?

A lung disease caused by inhaling volcanic ash

Edit:: oh wait.. Thats a medicine thing

Lolx I can't believe it but today I had a an assignment to wrote a defintion for a science word!!! I am going to choose this one right here Thanks

I still can't believe they give homework on a Friday

[Assasinn3]

Lolx I can't believe it but today I had a an assignment to wrote a defintion for a science word!!! I am going to choose this one right here Thanks

I still can't believe they give homework on a Friday

is there even such a word as, pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis... litterly... anyway lol littlehacker once you get to high-school you will know... that you wont just get definitions for homework, but 6 page essasy... reading books, writing stuff, and homework everyday from math and science together

[LiTtLeHaCkEr11]

is there even such a word as, pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis... litterly... anyway lol littlehacker once you get to high-school you will know... that you wont just get definitions for homework, but 6 page essasy... reading books, writing stuff, and homework everyday from math and science together

Are you sure that is the correct spelling for the word? I just want to make sure....

EDIT: I can't seem to find it anywhere....
My homework assignment was to write my own defintion and a dictionary defintion... And I can't seem to find it in the dictionnary... Can somebody look it somewhere they know that has it?

EdIT 2: I figured out what it means. So never mind you guys but thanks for helping again...

Edited by LiTtLeHaCkEr11, 10 September 2004 - 03:30 PM.

[jillian]

Hey yeah, if anyone needs an essay proofread, just PM it to me. I'm a total FREAK about grammar, I swear. I despise bad grammar.

Just be sure to tell me what grade level you're at because I don't want it to be too advanced... Two of my friends who are in college have regularly had me proofread their papers, but one's despicable at spelling, and the other was just nervous, that's all.

[Robert]

Well this is my maths homework and have got stuck on some so help with the questions which I had to do which are circled and the one's I need help on have a question mark beside them but please check them all thanks don't worry about question 15!








Thanks alot

[Robert]

thanks well question 15 doesn't need to be done, just the rest

[LightSabre]

Erm ok, let's go 1 by 1:

10: What's wrong with 10? You just need to make sure your straight line passes through the 5 points; just shift your line down a little. 

[Robert]

Erm ok, let's go 1 by 1:

10: What's wrong with 10? You just need to make sure your straight line passes through the 5 points; just shift your line down a little. 

well the line will be fine

so what about question 11 b ii?

by the way, it has to be in on Tuesday

Edited by wjmroberst, 12 September 2004 - 11:03 AM.

[jillian]

So g(x)=1/x, and g(x)=sin(x)? I'm not as far as all that in trig but we just passed combining functions. Is that right though?

[LightSabre]

well the line will be fine

so what about question 11 b ii?

by the way, it has to be in on Tuesday

Sheesh I can't believe I actually left it hanging like that last night, sorry

As for 11 b ii, it's (0,2), join the top of the large triangle to the top of the smaller triangle and extend it down, do that for the the other corners too; the point where the extended lines meet is the centre of enlargement.

13 should be right I guess.

For 14 a I, lowest mark is 4 and highest is 48; hence the range is 48 - 4 = 44.

For 14 a ii, the median should be 21; it's 8th highest / lowest score.

14 b: 8/15 is correct, 60% is wrong though, 8/15 is actually 53.3% approxi'mately.

koolgrl512: Honestly I don't quite know what kind of analysis your teacher needs, but one way to look at it is to choose a path towards x=0 where x=1/(2pi), 1/(3pi), 1/(4pi), 1/(5pi) and so on, which will give you f[g(x)] = 0 for these values of x; then another path towards x=0 also from the right: x=2/pi, 2/(5pi), 2/(9pi) etc..... which would you a result of f[g(x)] = 1....... the li'mit as x tends to 0 from the right doesn't exist as a choice of different paths would yield different results.

[Robert]

Thanks Lightsaber your the greatest

[LiTtLeHaCkEr11]

Can somebody please help me?

I need help with my homework... I need to think of a famous direct quote... I have one already and it is " Saved a penny is urned a penny " Benjamen Franklin said.

[cx323]

Can somebody please help me?

I need help with my homework... I need to think of a famous direct quote... I have one already and it is " Saved a penny is urned a penny " Benjamen Franklin said.

what do you need help with? you already have a quote.

[LiTtLeHaCkEr11]

I am suppose to have three of them, and I only have one... The other ones I was suppose to have my teacher said I can't use them

Sorry about the other post...

[pyke]

Before God we are all equally wise - and equally foolish.
Albert Einstein

I'll have the other one inb a second for ya

Here:
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
Martin Luther King Jr., Letter from Birmingham Jail, April 16, 1963

Edited by pyke, 13 September 2004 - 04:40 PM.

[LiTtLeHaCkEr11]

Um... I don't know... Um... There's something Benjamin Franklin said about men only being able to rely on two things - death and taxes.

Um, I kinda need the exact words for it... But thanks anyway...

Thanks pyke...