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June 19, 2013

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physics
Acceleration is the change in velocity over time: Acceleration = (Final velocity - initial velocity)/time Since there are no directions involved, speed is used instead of velocity. So you know the initial speed: Initial speed = 53800 m/s And you know the final speed: Final spe...

MATH
Just start at 2 and divide 255 which is (2^8)-1. 255/2 =127.5 Not divisible by 2. 255/3 = 85 We have one prime number, 3. 255/5 = 51 We have two prime numbers - 3,5. 255/7 = 36.43 Not divisible by 7 255/9 = 28.33 Not divisible by 9 255/11 = 23.18 Not divisible by 11 . . . 255/...

MATH
You have to break 1260 down into it's number tree. Start by dividing the number by 2 until you can't do it evenly, then divide by 3, and so on until no more divisions can be made: 1260/2 = 630 So we have one prime factor, 2 and are left with 630: 630/2 = 315 Now we hav...

MATH URGENT
In either case though, you have to think. How many even or odd numbers are there between 1-100? The answer is 50. So in order to guarantee the removal of an even number 51 integers must be randomly removed.

MATH URGENT
You may have to clarify, do you mean how many times will this have to be done to guarantee the removal of an even or odd integer? Because just removing one integer guarantees the removal of an integer.

IPC
Again, we start with the question: What would the final speed of a car be after 5.0 seconds with a starting speed of 50 mi/hr? What is needed to solve this equation: Acceleration of the car. Yes that is all that is necessary. To find the acceleration, this is where the 0-60 mi...

physics
To answer this question first it helps to know the first ants speed as cm/s: 16 meters/second * 1000cm/m = 1600 cm/s Which means that the first ant will reach the end of the counter in .034 seconds. The second ant is traveling at 3.99999 cm/s which means it will reach the coun...

Math
There is quite the easy shortcut for adding any set of numbers from 1 to whatever and that is this: (n(n+1))/2 So, let's say you wanted to find the sum of all numbers from 1 to 99. 99 will be n and so the equation will look like the following: (99(99+1))/2 Solve for the to...

IPC
You should approach this problem by gathering all of the information that is relevant to answering the question. The question is: Will the student make it to class in 5 seconds? What is needed to answer this question? Velocity of the student, and distance to the class room. Th...

chemistry
Molality id defined as (moles of a solute)/(kg of solvent). So the concentration of Ca in the river water would be (13.4 mg/kg) * (1/1000 g/mg) * (1/40.078 mol/g) = 3.34 x 10^-4 mol/kg The key to solving any concentration problem is knowing what units you're starting with ...

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