Hayden

Newest questions and responses by Hayden

  1. Math

    You get one spin . What is the probability of spinning a number smaller than 5 ?

    asked on February 12, 2019

  2. Literature and Chemistry

    In the story Cask of Amantillado, what is niter (in the catacombs)? A. nitrous oxide B. table salt C. sea salt D. sugar used for cotton candy B.

    asked on December 10, 2018

  3. Algebra

    Make tables and graph the following functions. Find f(4) for each using your graphs. Given f(x)=3x-2 find f(4) then x=4 y=10 Confused on how to find a 2nd y value please help

    asked on December 1, 2018

  4. ALGEBRA

    THE NUMBER OF JOBS CREATED IN 2013 WAS 330,000 LESS THAN QUADRUPLE THE NUMBER CREATED IN 2010. THIS IS EQUIVALENT TO AN INCREASE OF 1,290,000 CREATED FROM 2010-2013. SET 2 EQUATIONS THAT DESCRIBE THE STATEMENT ABOVE IN Y= FORMAT

    asked on November 29, 2018

  5. math

    Elliott's bed is 75 inches long. During his growth spurt, Elliott grew 6 inches. Before his growth spurt, he was 5 feet 11 inches tall. How much shorter is Elliott's bed than Elliott?

    asked on November 27, 2018

  7. Algebra

    Taking a road trip with your family, you get onto the intersate at mile marker 150 driving east (where mile marker numbers increase) at 50 miles per hour. Write and equation relating the total miles, m, from your state line (which is mile maker 0) to the

    asked on November 15, 2018

  8. Algebra

    If equation 1 is perpendicular to equation 2, rearrange and find the value of m. Equation 1: 3=9x−2y Equation -8=mx+3y

    asked on November 13, 2018

  9. Physics

    At the instant the traffic light turns green, a car that has been waiting at an intersection starts ahead with a constant acceleration of 3.55 m/s2 . At the same instant a truck, traveling with a constant speed of 22.0 m/s , overtakes and passes the car.

    asked on October 18, 2018

  10. English

    Form the possessive case of each plural noun 1. cattle 2. sheep 3. women 1. cattle's 2. sheep's 3. women's

    asked on September 18, 2018

  11. English

    Form the possessive case of each of the following. 1. year 2. cent 3. class 4. mouse 5. Paris 1. year's 2. cent's 3. class' 4. mouse's 5. Pais's

    asked on September 18, 2018

  12. English

    For each sentence change the word that requires an apostrophe. 1. George Washingtons picture is in many February ads. 2. Margos coat was torn when the sleeve got caught in the car door. 3. I believe most of these books belong to Lilas sister. 4. Three mens

    asked on September 17, 2018

  13. English

    Change the noun in () to the correct possessive form. 1. two (teachers) cars 2. Mrs. (Rubin) camera 3. (Arkansas) capital 4. the (children) mittens 5. the (Sanchezes) horse 6. three (months) delay 7. a (moment) notice 8. two (deer) tracks 9. (Darnell)

    asked on September 17, 2018

  14. Science

    In this study, a scientist designed an experiment to test plant growth. The plants were planted in identical pots with the same brand of potting soil. Each plant was watered with 20 ml of spring water every third day at 9:00 AM. Name the controlled portion

    asked on April 23, 2018

  15. Science

    Imagine a rock submerged in a glass of water. If the volume of water measured equals 15 ml and the volume of a rock plus the water equals 18 ml, what is the volume of the rock by itself? 3

    asked on April 23, 2018

  16. Math

    Two limo companies are represented by the equation and table below. If you're renting a limo for 8 hours which company is cheapest? What is the cost? y=50+30x x= 1 2 3 4 y $100 $125 $150 $175

    asked on February 26, 2018

  18. Math

    It cost $20 for a concert ticket plus an additional $5 processing fee. Let t represent the number of tickets sold and C represent the cost. Write a function rule. Please help

    asked on February 7, 2018

  19. Math

    How can you read numbers that are written in scientific notation? Why is scientific notation important?

    asked on December 6, 2017

  20. Physics

    A 17 kg crate is placed on a horizontal conveyor belt. The materials are such that μs = 0.44 and μk = 0.21. A) What is the maximum acceleration the belt can have without the crate slipping? B) If acceleration of the belt exceeds the value determined in

    asked on November 14, 2017

  21. Science

    Which of the following statements best describes the characteristics of a hypothesis,one of the steps of the scientific method? I think it is a scientific inquiry that cannot be tested.

    asked on November 8, 2017

  22. Maths

    jason went shopping, he bought a watch and a pair of trainers for a total price of £53.55, this price includes a 15%loyalty discount. before the discount the trainers were priced at £38 work out the price of the watch before the discount

    asked on October 26, 2017

  23. maths

    sarah invested £12000 in a unit trust 5 years ago, the value of the unit trust increased by 7% per annum for each of the last 3 years. before this the price had decreased by 3% per annum. calculate the current price of the unit trust

    asked on October 26, 2017

  24. Math

    It rained four inches yesterday. Today it rained x more inches.

    asked on October 17, 2017

  25. English

    Use capital letters, quotation marks, and other punctuation marks where they are needed in each of the following sentences. 1. I've read, Janell quickly replied, the one titled, Beat the Story-Drum, Pum-Pum. 2. Isn't that Elton asked about African American

    asked on April 23, 2017

  26. English

    For the following sentences, insert commas, quotation marks, and capital letters where they are needed. Write "C" if the sentence is correct. 1) When I shrieked in fear,the usher  warned me to be quiet.

    asked on April 23, 2017

  27. English

    Identify the subordinate clause. 1. Many people imagine otherwise because it has this misleading name. Because it has this misleading name

    asked on April 4, 2017

  29. English

    Identify each adjective. Include the articles a, an, and the. 1. A burgundy velvet curtain rose slowly on the lighted stage. 2. Three actors walked onto the set of an ordinary town. 3. The fascinating story took place in an Iowa town. 4. The actors’

    asked on March 6, 2017

  30. English

    Identify the linking verb and the predicate nominative in each of the following sentences. 1. Kilim anjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa. 2. The kingdom of Siam became modern-day Thailand. 3. Dandelions can be a problem for gardeners. 4. Sue Mishima

    asked on February 27, 2017

  31. English

    What is the simple subject of the sentence? 1. The first ones on the scene were our neighbors and they. ones

    asked on February 23, 2017

  32. English

    Choose the correct form of the pronoun in parentheses in each of the following sentences. 1. Two witnesses claimed that the burglar was (him, he). 2. The volunteers must be them,they) 3.Is the last performer (she, her) 4.The next speaker will be (him, he)

    asked on February 23, 2017

  33. Math

    Which equation(s) represents a proportional relationship? A) y=7x² B) y=2+3x C) y=1/2x D) y=5-x B, C, D Which equation(s) represents a proportional relationship? A) 5+x B) y=4x C) 7x² D) 2-x A, B, D

    asked on February 6, 2017

  34. English

    Choose the correct form of the pronoun in parentheses in each of the following sentences. 1. Tiger Woods is a role model for (we, us) golfers. 2. Miss Jefferson, (we, us) students want to thank you for all your help. 3. (We, Us) contestants shook hands

    asked on February 2, 2017

  35. English

    The following sentences lack necessary periods, question marks, exclamation points, commas, semicolon, and colons. Using your proofreading marks, insert the correct punctuation. 1. The Lock Museum of America a fascinating place in Terryville Connecticut

    asked on January 30, 2017

  36. English

    The following sentences lack necessary periods, question marks, exclamation points, commas, semicolon, and colons. Using your proofreading marks, insert the correct punctuation. 1. Flooding rapidly the gully quickly became a tremendous torrent 2. The

    asked on January 30, 2017

  37. English

    Insert colons as needed. 1. Uncle Jerry likes the following authors Alex Haley, Mark Twain, and Willa Cather. 2. Remember these tips when you drive courtesy, caution, and judgment. 1. Uncle Jerry likes the following authors: Alex Haley, Mark Twain, and

    asked on January 29, 2017

  38. English

    Most of the following sentences lack at least one period, question mark, exclamation point, comma, semicolon, or colon. Add the correct punctuation where it is needed 1. No one in my family could slice it with even our sharpest knife nor were we able to

    asked on January 29, 2017

  40. English

    Most of the following sentences lack at least one period, question mark, exclamation point, comma, semicolon, or colon. Add the correct punctuation where it is needed 1. I looked for my keys in the kitchen on the porch and under the bed but still couldn't

    asked on January 29, 2017

  41. English

    Most of the following sentences lack at least one period, question mark, exclamation point, comma, semicolon, or colon. If a sentence is already correct, write C. 1. When the hurricane began to tum toward land the governor issued an evacuation order for

    asked on January 29, 2017

  42. English

    The following sentences lack necessary end marks, commas, semicolons, and colons. Insert the correct punctuation in each sentence. 1. In the final most exciting quarter of the game Brian kicked two field goals 2. That price however does not include the

    asked on January 29, 2017

  43. English

    Most of the following sentences lack at least one period, question mark, exclamation point, comma, semicolon, or colon. Add the correct punctuation where it is needed. I have added punctuation in second set of sentences. 1. African American author Maya

    asked on January 29, 2017

  44. English

    The following sentences lack necessary end marks, commas, semicolons, and colons. Insert the correct punctuation in each sentence. 1. After you make the salad please set the table Jorge 2. What a great time we had at the beach 3. No you may not stay up

    asked on January 29, 2017

  45. MATH

    1.075-(-3.1) 4.175

    asked on January 27, 2017

  46. English

    I'm having trouble finding an antonym for centipede and millipede. I've look in the Thesaurus and nothing in there. Could someone please help?

    asked on January 26, 2017

  47. English

    I have write an Antonym and Synonym for each word. Nouns 1. biped---quadruped, person 2. centipede---millipede, worm 3. millipede---unipede, creepy-crawly 4. pedal---foot iever (couldn't find an antonym) 5. pedicure--manicure, beauty treatment 6.

    asked on January 25, 2017

  48. English

    Insert semicolons in the following sentences as needed. In some sentences, semicolons will replace commas, Above the sentence, write the words before and after the semicolon. 1. At the market Flora selected strawberries, which were on sale, a pineapple,

    asked on January 24, 2017

  49. English

    Some of the following sentences need semicolons. Above the sentence, write the semicolon and the words before and after it. In some sentences,semicolons will replace commas. If a sentence already has correct punctuation, write C on the line provided 1.

    asked on January 23, 2017

  51. English

    1. First, I delivered papers, then I practiced soccer. 2. Dan, I know you are tired, but the laundry is waiting. 3. Phillip, Homer, and Carla wrote poetry, Luis wrote a play. 4. The steady rain continued, yet nobody cared 5. Helen, please sing the soprano

    asked on January 23, 2017

  52. History

    Which of the following were strategies used by the Union during the Civil War? Select all that apply. A.naval blockade B.defensive war C.seizing control of the Mississippi river D.relying on European countries for supplies

    asked on January 20, 2017

  53. English

    I need help coming up with 3 supporting sentences for the following sentences. 1. My poor study habits are ruining my self-confience. 2. My poor study habits are destroying my hopes for a college scholarship.

    asked on January 17, 2017

  54. MATH

    Please solve 6/2(1+2)= 1

    asked on December 13, 2016

  55. English

    1. The following students gave reports Carlos Sue and Alan 2. Tanay carved this beautiful soapstone cooking pot 3. Walter this is Ellen w ho has transferred to our school 4. Calling Simon’s name I ran to the door 5. The Wilsons’ new address is 3100

    asked on December 13, 2016

  56. English

    1. The book Turtles A Complete Pet Owner's Manual has helped me learn how to take care of Pokey. 2. Don't you agree with me Wanda that a turtle makes a good pet The following sentences lack necessary periods, question marks, exclamation points, commas,

    asked on December 13, 2016

  57. English

    The following sentences lack necessary periods, question marks, exclamation points, commas, semicolons, and colons. Rewrite each sentence, inserting the correct punctuation 1. Some turtles live on land,others live in lakes streams or oceans. 2. Faced with

    asked on December 12, 2016

  58. Science

    what types of wave are gererated by earthquakes?

    asked on December 12, 2016

  59. Calculus

    a car is traveling along a highway shaped like a parabola with its vertex at the origin. the car starts at 100 miles north and 100 miles west. there is a statue at 100 miles east and 50 miles north. at what point will the cars headlights hit the statue?

    asked on December 9, 2016

  60. Math

    1. A car travels at 80 miles per hour. How long does it take the car to travel 20 miles? 4 minutes 2. The captain of a ship raises a sail weighing 30N. If he raised it 22 meters how much work was done? 660 J

    asked on December 7, 2016

  62. English

    1. The greeks believed that zeus, the king of the gods, lived on mount olympus. 2. The titanic sank after hitting an iceberg off the coast of newfoundland. 3. My cousin collects scandinavian pottery. 4. Stephanie is taking english, math II, and biology. 5.

    asked on December 7, 2016

  63. English

    1.In Social Studies, i learned about the famous Architect Frank Lloyd Wright. 2. One of wright's best-known works is his house, fallingwater, in bear run, Pennsylvania. 3."Yes, wright still may be the best-known american architect," Mrs. Lee said. 4. Louis

    asked on December 6, 2016

  64. Science

    The lung is to the respiratory system as the ____ is to the integumentary system. A) heart B) kidney C)hand D)brain B

    asked on November 30, 2016

  65. English

    1. "These pictures show how lava from kilauea's eruption threatened everything in its path in 1989," I added. 2. Its crater, halemaumau crater, is the largest active crater in the World. 3. then ms. jackson told us that honolulu is probably the most

    asked on November 28, 2016

  66. Math

    Evaluate the expression. (5+11) X (10-(-3)) 16 X -13= -208

    asked on November 14, 2016

  67. Science

    1. What type of reproduction results in offspring being identical to the parent? A)sexual reproduction B)genetic engineering C) unicellular D)asexual reproduction 2. Which of the following is an example of sexual reproduction? A)a lizard growing a new tail

    asked on November 7, 2016

  68. English

    1. They will attend the graduation ceremony from 4:00-6:00 p.m., and ___ they will enjoy the banquet. 2. The concert promoters worked very hard; ____ they did not manage to raise enough money to cover their expenses. 3. I was disappointed by the movie;

    asked on November 3, 2016

  69. English

    1. I have experience flipping pizza dough; ______, I have eaten just about every kind of pizza you can imagine! 2. Cinderella had to learn how to get along with her sisters; ______ I am trying to learn ways to get along with my brothers. similarly,

    asked on November 3, 2016

  70. MATH

    Simplify the following expression: -7(3e-2f+4)+6e-2 -21+14f-28+6e-2

    asked on November 1, 2016

  71. Math

    Write an algebraic expression for 4 less than the product of 2 and a number. 4-(2a)

    asked on October 30, 2016

  73. English

    The cracker was named by Josiah Bent. One day Mr. Bent was making biscuits. He baked the biscuits until they were very crisp. The biscuits crackled when he chewed, so he called them crackers. What is main idea? The cracker was named by Josiah Bent What

    asked on October 24, 2016

  74. English

    1. The color of a room can influence a person's mood. 2. A cheery yellow makes a person feel cheerful. 3. Both green and blue can be restful and make a person feel relaxed. 4. A large dose of bold red can make someone angry. 5. Be careful when you choose

    asked on October 24, 2016

  75. Science

    In humans, free earlobes (F) are dominant to attached earlobes (f). A female and make with free earlobes has a offspring that is homozygous for attached earlobes. What are the genotypes of the parents? A) Ff x Ff B) ff x ff C) ff x FF D) FF x FF A

    asked on October 13, 2016

  76. Science

    1. How does plant cell mitosis differ from animal cell mitosis? A) Plant cell mitosis is much faster B) Plant cells do not undergo mitosis C) Plant cells have rigid cell walls making it difficult to pinch in D) Plant cells pitch in and animal cells do not

    asked on October 12, 2016

  77. English

    Write the adjective phrases and the modifier. 1. This photograph shows an ice pack treating the injured knee of the athlete Robert Horry. 2. The last step in the treatment is elevation of the injured area. 3. The effect of gravity helps fluid drain away.

    asked on September 26, 2016

  78. English

    1. The first letters of the words, Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation form the abbreviation R.I.C.E. 2. Total bed rest is not necessary, just rest for the injured part of the body. 3. Ice helps because it deadens pain and slows the loss of blood. 4.Ice

    asked on September 26, 2016

  79. Science

    If a cell membrane is both permeable to salt and water, what will immediately occur?

    asked on September 25, 2016

  80. Science

    If you have 25 glucose molecules transporting out to 5 glucose molecules how will the molecules need to move to reach equilibrium? Out

    asked on September 24, 2016

  81. English

    1. (On June 6, 1897), they traveled (across the Golden Gate Bridge). 2. They have been producing vegetables and cotton (for many years). 3. (During most seasons), the crops grow well (in this central valley). Tell what each adverb phrase in () modifies. 1.

    asked on September 19, 2016

  82. Math

    Describe and correct the error in finding the sum. 3/10 + (- 1/10) = 3+1/10 = 4/10 = 2/5

    asked on September 12, 2016

  84. SCIENCE

    1. Receives proteins and materials from the ER, packages them, and distributes them. 2. Has passageways that carry proteins and other materials from one part of the cell to another. Need help making these 2 sentences in a flattering discription

    asked on September 6, 2016

  85. English

    1. After Momaday's book came works by other modern American Indian writers. What is the subject? book

    asked on August 25, 2016

  86. English

    1. Born in 1934 in Oklahoma, Momaday lived on Navajo and Apache reservations in the Southwest. 2. Momaday's father was a Kiowa. 3. As a young man, Momaday attended the University of New Mexico and Stanford University. 4. In the Way to Rainy Mountain, he

    asked on August 25, 2016

  87. SCIENCE

    A farmer believes that fertilizer runoff from a farm is killing the fish in a nearby pond. The farmer measures the amount of fertilizer in the pond each week and counts the number of dead fish. The measurements indicate that, as the fertilizer

    asked on August 22, 2016

  88. SCIENCE

    1. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS MOST LIKELY TO RESULT IN A SCIENTIST DRAWING WRONG CONCLUSIONS? A. CONDUCTING A DOUBLE-BLIND TEST B. CONDUCTING A CONTROLLED EXPERIMENT C. PREVENTING OPINIONS FROM AFFECTING DATA COLLECTION D. GATHERING DATA FOR A BRIEF PERIOD

    asked on August 22, 2016

  89. English

    1. A dog huddled in the shelter of the tunnel. (Add details about the subject) 2. It shivered in the wind. (Add descriptive details about an item in the compete predicate. 3. Finally, it left the shelter of the tunnel. (Add another predicate) 4. Its shadow

    asked on August 14, 2016

  90. Science

    Bob created an experiment to test what plants need to survive. He believes plants only need water to live. In order to test his hypothesis, Bob planted two of the same types of plant. Only one received water and sunlight. While the other plant only

    asked on August 14, 2016

  91. Social Studies

    What was daily life like in: the city of Rome for the Roman family for the Roman women for the Roman slaves

    asked on April 24, 2016

  92. English

    1. (Their, There, They're) a kind of bettle; sometimes they are called :lighting bugs." 2. (Their, There, They;re) glinting in between the trees. 1. They're 2, They're

    asked on April 6, 2016

  93. Math

    Graph the inequality w ≥ -1/4 on a number line

    asked on February 29, 2016

  95. English

    Use their, there, they're 1. But _________ pleading wore me down, and it was raining, so I agreed. 2. _________ are only two blank tiles, and I got them both! 3. They kept trying to sneak _________ hands into the tile bag for new ones. 4. _________ is not

    asked on December 13, 2015

  96. Social Studies

    How were the Canaanites different from the Israelites?

    asked on December 13, 2015

  97. English

    Tyler said there/their/they’re are four kittens sleeping in a box under the porch. their

    asked on December 13, 2015

  98. English

    1. Samuel has (gone, went) to the lake. 2. He has (drove, driven) there many times. 3. He (gone, went) there last year after the hurricane. 4. Samuel had not (knowed, known) if there was any damage. 5. He had (saw, seen) that a large tree was down. 1. gone

    asked on December 9, 2015

  99. English

    Write the correct form of the verb in parentheses that completes each sentence. 1. Samuel has (take) supplies with him this time. 2. He had (throw) out everything last time. 3. The food supplies had (go) bad without refrigeration. 4. Samuel has (drive) to

    asked on December 9, 2015

  100. Social Studies

    What were the Indian achievements in the following? Medicine Metallurgy Math Literature

    asked on October 28, 2015

  101. English

    1. The mall is open longer on Saturday. 2. Julia loves to cook corn. 3. Alice writes better with a pen. 4. I can't answer your question. 5. I'll try to come to the game. Rewrite each sentence in simple past tense. 1. The mall was open longer on Saturday.

    asked on October 19, 2015

  102. English

    1. I go to Russia often. 2. That computer is fixed. 3. We go to any moive that plays there. 4. All of you chase that bus every morning! 5. Jason turned out the lights. Rewrite each sentence in simple furture tense. 1. I will go to Russia often. 2. That

    asked on October 19, 2015

  103. English

    1. She will become a physicitst one day. 2. Sydney turned the pages with great interest. 3. Sydney turned pale at the sight. 4. He was a strange character. 5. June feels confident about her grades. List the linking verbs and tell if linking or NL. 1. will

    asked on October 15, 2015

  104. English

    1. Mr. Perez said we had to find a way to cover both topics. 1. Is we a subject pronoun in this sentence? Yes

    asked on September 29, 2015

  106. English

    1. Paul and (I, me) read about how he became crippled with polio. 2. (She, Her) and many others fought for equal rights for minorities. 3. Her aides and (she, her) traveled all over the world. 4. One of Eleanor Roosevelt's greatest admirers today is (I,

    asked on September 29, 2015

  107. English

    1. He continued (they, them) and similar interests all his life. 2. What amazing people were (they, them)! 1. them 2. them

    asked on September 29, 2015

  108. English

    Heavy snowfalls were reported in London and Paris this weekend. It was buried by a record twenty inches. Traffic in the French capital came to a complete halt. What is the pronoun and the antecedent in the paragraph? It-snowfall

    asked on September 28, 2015

  109. English

    1. ____ true, she insisted. (Its, It's) 2. "____ correct," I observed. (You're Your) 3. "_______ the teams on which he played. (Their, They're) 1.It's 2.You're 3.They're

    asked on September 21, 2015

  110. English

    1. I screamed so loudly that the mouse scurried away quickly. 2. My kite blew away and launched upside down in those trees. List the adverbs in each sentence 1. loudly, away, quickly 2. away, upside down, those

    asked on September 16, 2015

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