Chemistry 1 HN
Find the mass of iron heated to 85 degrees celcius that was added to 54.0 grams of water. The temperature of the water changed from 20 degrees celcius to 60 degrees celcius. The specific heat of the iron is 0.045 J/g degrees celcius
health care
identify a contemporary health care issue and write a paper that describe the impacts from a business organization
math and music
Thanks. I already know all of what you said, except for that last sentence (Wouldn't that only apply in certain keys? C seems much easier for 3rds, 4ths, and 5ths than C#). I just want to know how to generate that list in a spreadsheet.
math and music
How would you go about listing all of the integer ratios? I would like to have the integers listed in ascending order by the product of each integer's numerator and the denominator. This is because in music, more "complex" ratios sound more dissonant. Every list ...
maths
(8)*8-64/(8)+4 parentheses 8*8-64/8+4 no exponents 64-8+4 multiplication & division 60 addition & subtraction pemdas = p, e, m&d, a&s
Math
2^x = (3/2)^6 solve for x
Composition and Communication
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Algebra 1
The formula for slope is change in y/change in x. F(x) is the same as y in this case. Change in y = 2--2 = 4. Change in x = -3-5 = -8. 4/-8 = -1/2
Math
((4x^3)(y^-2))/((2x^-1)(y^4) The way you typed your equation leaves some ambiguity; I'm assuming this is it. First move the variables with negative exponents to opposite sides of the fraction bar, and make those exponents positive. Then add the exponents and multiply the c...
collegeMath
This looks more like late middle school math to me. Anyway, the equation is f(4) = 8(4^2) = 8(16) = 128. Notice I replaced x with 4 to set up the equation, so that it reads "f of 4 (the force needed to stretch 4 centimeters) equals 8 times 4 to the power of two"
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