Jiska-homework help? I don't seem to have any help. they just search the google and attached the website of the google search

We find information for you. We are not going to do your work for you, this is Help, not providing ready to copy and paste homework grazers. The sites you are given provide the information.

We expect students to do their own work, and own thinking. We do our best to provide the structure for that. We always will be happy to critique students thinking and work. On the broad search you were given, the first is excellent...you do have to do some inference thinking on two points (blood ejecting), but the sites were rather good. Few of our students are too stupid to do a google search, but some early elem students have difficulty using the right keywords, and quite a few upper students are to lazy to do it: they are looking for "answers".

Good luck.

Thanks

I'm here to help you with your homework! Rather than simply providing a link to a Google search, I'll explain how you can find the answer yourself. By following these steps, you'll not only get the answer you need, but you'll also gain a deeper understanding of the topic.

1. Clearly identify the problem or question: Start by understanding what exactly you are looking for and what your homework requires you to do. If necessary, break down the problem into smaller parts to make it more manageable.

2. Determine the relevant keywords: Based on the problem, identify the keywords that are crucial for your search. For example, if you're working on a math problem about algebraic equations, keywords like "algebra," "equation," or "solve" will be important.

3. Conduct a targeted search: Open a web browser and type the keywords you identified into the search bar. You'll find various search engine options, but for most people, Google is the default choice. However, feel free to use any search engine you prefer.

4. Evaluate the search results: After hitting enter, you'll see a list of search results. Take a look at the descriptions under each link and click on the ones that seem most relevant to your homework question. It's generally a good idea to start with reputable sources like educational websites, research papers, or reputable publications.

5. Read and understand the information: Once you've opened a page that appears relevant, carefully read through the material. Pay attention to the specific section or paragraph that addresses your question. Take notes and try to comprehend the information provided.

6. Verify with multiple sources (if needed): If you're still unsure about the answer or want to have multiple perspectives, you can search for more sources and cross-reference the information you've gathered. This can help ensure accuracy and provide a more comprehensive understanding.

By following these steps, you'll be able to find the answer to your homework while actively learning and gaining knowledge. Don't hesitate to ask if you have any specific questions or if you need further assistance along the way!

Jiskha Homework Help Forum is just that -- a homesork HELP board, not a homework DO board. When the student shows that s/he has made some effort to answer a question, especially a multi-part question, that we're glad to discuss it and help.

When we post websites, we do so for the student to study the procedures or to give information that will help him/her to find the answer.