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May 18, 2013

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Physics
Vectors A and B are in the xy plane and their scalar product is 20.6 units.? If A makes a 27.8 angle with the x axis and has magnitude A= 14.8 units, and B has magnitude B= 29.0 units, what can you say about the direction of B?

Math-Correct Please
Did I do this problem right? Rewrite the equation in slope-intercept form. y+4=5(x+2) y=5x+6

physics
The maximum possible efficiency of a heat engine which exhaust its heat at a temperature of 46.0o is 39.0 percent. What is the minimum value of the temperature at which the engine takes in heat? *I think I keep doing a step wrong in here so step by step instruction would be so...

PHYSICS
15.0 moles of an ideal gas, at an initial pressure of 3.50 x105 N/m2 and an initial volume of 1.200 m3, undergo a small isothermal expansion to a volume of 1.220 m3. Find the work done by the gas.

English
Are there any words that end with "ale" or "ail" that is a place?

Chemistry
Thankyou Dr. Bob also on my other question I am not sure how to get the heat capacity of NH4Cl to calculate molar enthalpy and I also don't know how to determine the concentration of NH4Cl inside the calorimeter. Please help me on that question as well and thankyou soo much.

Chemistry
A 5ml, 10ml, 15 ml, and 20ml Aliquot of 0.010 M sodium salicylate solution was diluted to 100 ml in four different 100ml volumetric flasks with the iron (III)Chloride solution. What are their concentrations.

Chemistry
Thankyou Dr. Bob and can you please help me on one more question if this reaction goes to completion what would the final concentration of NH4Cl in the calorimeter. I know how to figure it out if its not in the calorimeter but I am wondering if the calculations are different w...

Chemistry
I don't know the heat capacity of NH4Cl or the density of it, can you please help me figure those out.

Chemistry
Calculate the molar enthalpy for the following reaction. HCl(aq) + NH3 (aq) --> NH4Cl (aq). HCl = 50 ml (2.00M) NH3 = 50 ml (2.05 M) Delta T = 9.28 degrees Celsius. Ccal = 28.9J/g degrees celcius.

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