Intermediate reading
word choices: congenial, prone, flippant,rapport, impasse, rationale, perception, relentless, prompt, reprisal 1.Because Wade is so congenial and easy to talk to, we established a warm rapport the first day we met. 2. Although the company president explained rationale behind t...
Intermediate reading
Can you help me with the sentence check 2 Chapter 17 and 18 in the improving vocabulary skill workbook?
math
you fill up 40 gallon pool putting in 2 gallons water every minute, if someone scoops out 1 gallon every 8 minutes, how long would it take to fill the pool?
science
When you hit a nail into a board using a hammer, the head of the nail gets warm. In terms of kietic and thermal energy, describe why you think this happens.
calculus
Let f(x)=(2+x)2−4x. Note that f(x) is undefined at x=0. However, in this case, we can find a continuous function g(x) defined at x=0 that agrees with f(x) near x=0. Find the function g(x) that is equal to f(x) when x≠0 such that g(0)=limx→0f(x).
calculus
Let f(x)=x2+x−6x−2. Note that f(x) is undefined at x=2. However, in this case, we can find a continuous function g(x) defined at x=2 that agrees with f(x) near x=2. Find the function g(x) that is equal to f(x) when x≠2 such that g(2)=limx→2f(x).
math
A pattern for curtains calls for 2/3 of a yard of material. You want to shorten the curtains to2/3 of the height of the pattern. How much fabric is needed?
Calculus
Use a trig identity to combine two functions into one so you can solve for x. (The solution should be valid for any value of t). 3cos(t) + 3*sqrt(3)*sin(t)=6cos(t-x) I know that 6 cos(t-x) can be 6(cos(t)cosx(x)+sin(t)sin(x)) I dont know where to go from there though.
Calculus
In these complex exponential problems, solve for x: 1)e^(i*pi) + 2e^(i*pi/4)=? 2)3+3=3i*sqrt(3)=xe^(i*pi/3) MY attempt: I'm not really sure of what they are asking. For the 1st one I used the e^ix=cos(x)+i*sin(x) and got -1+sqrt(2) +sqrt(2)i 2) I solved for x and fot (3+3i...
chemistry
okay thank you very much :)
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