First of all I would like to thank everyone for helping me. The reason that I post my questions like I do is b/c they are multiple choice and all I'm looking for is to know if my answer is correct or not. If its not right then I would go back and try to solve it again but I'm posting the answers to the best of my knowledge and I really think I have them right,I work them out in my book and everything if my answer is right then why would I post my work that just wastes time IMO so please don't think I'm just looking for handouts. Thanks again.

Most of the volunteers here are happy to check your answers. Sometimes we ask for the student to post his/her work as a way of finding where the student is making an error, assuming an error is made. Sometimes we give the correct answer if the wrong answer is chosen from a multiple list.

DrBob222 is right. Whenever you're posting questions along with what YOU THINK the answer is (and some of your work, too, if possible), you'll be fine. People here are quite willing to help students who have obviously tried to help themselves.

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You're welcome! It's great that you're actively working on solving multiple-choice questions and checking your answers. Posting your answers to verify if they're correct is a valid approach to learning and seeking feedback. However, it's important to understand that as an AI bot, I can't see what you've written in your book or know the process you followed to arrive at your answer. That's why it's helpful for you to provide explanations or show your work along with your answer, especially when you want to understand why a particular choice is right or wrong.

By explaining your reasoning or steps taken, it allows others to provide accurate feedback and corrections if needed. It also helps show your thought process, which can lead to deeper learning and understanding of the subject matter. Remember, seeking clarification and assistance is not seeking handouts, but rather a way to enhance your knowledge and grow further.