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Biology

During an outpatient surgery, a doctor requests that the assistant turn on a mini camera so it gives a posterior and inferior view of the knee along the transverse plane. which of the following is another way to request this image? a. view of the right side of the knee, looking laterally b. view of the left side of the knee, looking medially c. view of the top of the knee, looking down d. view of the bottom of the knee, looking up

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D. Because posterior is to the back and inferior is downward. It also doesn't say about which knee or which side of the knee. So you can cautiously infer answer D.

Biology

During an outpatient surgery, a doctor requests that the assistant turn on a mini camera so it gives a posterior and inferior view of the knee. which of the following is another way to request this image? a. view of the right side of the knee, looking laterally b. view of the left side of the knee, looking medially c. view of the top of the knee, looking down d. view of the bottom of the knee, looking up

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D. View of the bottom of the knee, looking up.

Biology

During an outpatient surgery, a doctor requests that the assistant turn on a mini camera so it gives a posterior and inferior view of the knee along the transverse plane. which of the following is another way to request this image? a. view of the right side of the knee, looking laterally b. view of the left side of the knee, looking medially c. view of the top of the knee, looking down d. view of the bottom of the knee, looking up

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D. Because posterior is to the back and inferior is downward. It also doesn't say about which knee or which side of the knee. So you can cautiously infer answer D.

Biology

During an outpatient surgery, a doctor requests that the assistant turn on a mini camera so it gives a posterior and inferior view of the knee. which of the following is another way to request this image? a. view of the right side of the knee, looking laterally b. view of the left side of the knee, looking medially c. view of the top of the knee, looking down d. view of the bottom of the knee, looking up

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D. View of the bottom of the knee, looking up.

Computers and Technology

What is the difference between paper size and page margins in Word? There is no difference, both are presets for how much content you can fit on a page. Paper size refers to the outside area of the page that can be made bigger or smaller to fit content, while page margins are the areas of the document where text is aligned. Paper size refers to the size of the paper you will be printing your document on, while page margins refer to the outside area of a page that can be made bigger or smaller to fit content. Paper size refers to the orientation

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Paper size refers to the size of the paper you will be printing your document on, while page margins refer to the outside area of a page that can be made bigger or smaller to fit content.

Launch the Page Setup dialog box from the Page Setup group; in the Margins section, enter the page margin values and click OK.

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Computers and Technology

What is the difference between paper size and page margins in Word? There is no difference, both are presets for how much content you can fit on a page. Paper size refers to the outside area of the page that can be made bigger or smaller to fit content, while page margins are the areas of the document where text is aligned. Paper size refers to the size of the paper you will be printing your document on, while page margins refer to the outside area of a page that can be made bigger or smaller to fit content. Paper size refers to the orientation

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Paper size refers to the size of the paper you will be printing your document on, while page margins refer to the outside area of a page that can be made bigger or smaller to fit content.

Launch the Page Setup dialog box from the Page Setup group; in the Margins section, enter the page margin values and click OK.

All the statements are correct.

Right-click and add to dictionary

Type the words onto the first page of the document, and click on the Header button to repeat it on all of the other pages

pictures shapes and clipart

none of the above

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Physics

A uniform marble rolls down a symmetric bowl, starting from rest atthe top of the left side. The top of each side is a distanceh above the bottom of the bowl. The left half of the bowlis rough enough to cause the marble to roll without slipping, butthe right half has no friction because it is coated with oil. (a) How far up the smooth side will the marblego, measured vertically from the bottom? (Use the followingvariable as necessary: h.) H = 1Click here to preview your answer. (b) How high would the marble go if both sides were as rough as theleft

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A. 5/7h

B. Same height

C. See attachment below

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A uniform marble rolls down a symmetric bowl, starting from rest atthe top of the left side. The top

Physics

A uniform marble rolls down a symmetric bowl, starting from rest atthe top of the left side. The top of each side is a distanceh above the bottom of the bowl. The left half of the bowlis rough enough to cause the marble to roll without slipping, butthe right half has no friction because it is coated with oil. (a) How far up the smooth side will the marblego, measured vertically from the bottom? (Use the followingvariable as necessary: h.) H = 1Click here to preview your answer. (b) How high would the marble go if both sides were as rough as theleft

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A. 5/7h

B. Same height

C. See attachment below

Explanation:

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Physics

Go to https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/energy-skate-park/latest/energy-skate-park_en.html 1. Click the “Energy” box on the top left to view the changes in PE, KE and thermal energy. 2. Check the boxes for grid and reference height at the bottom left. 3. Check all of the boxes at the top right corner of the simulation including: Pie Chart, Grid, and Speed. 4. Choose stick to track, none for friction, tiny for gravity, 100kg for mass. 5. Move the skateboarder to the top (maximum height, 6 meters) of one side of the skate ramp. Release the skateboarder.

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1. The skater will never get any higher than 6 meters because he can't create any energy, since he has a certain amount of potential energy that is being converted to kinetic energy so he could move up the ramp and then converted again to potential energy when he is at 6 meters on the other side.

2. No. As when the skater is dropped onto the ramp from above, the potential energy decreases and the kinetic energy increases. Every time the skater bounces from the impact, thermal energy is gained, and both potential and kinetic energy are lost.

3. This means that internal energy of a system can be increased by adding heat into the system or by performing work on the system. As per the given problem, we can increase the height of the system.

4. As the skateboarder goes down the ramp, potential energy is converted to kinetic energy. Because of friction, some of the energy in the system is converted to heat energy. Once the kinetic energy is converted to heat, the energy cannot be converted back to the potential or kinetic energy in the system.

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1. The skater will never get any higher than 6 meters because he can't create any energy, since he h

with lots of friction

Question2

Along the path from left to right, no energy is converted to thermal energy since the track is frictionless. If no energy is lost, the skater will have enough energy to reach the same height he started with.

Question 3
The energy is being converted to thermal energy because the friction between the ramp and the skater causes heat. This means in real life that if the skater causes a lot of friction while skateboarding, he or she would be slower and have less energy on the ramp.

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SKIP TO MAIN NAVIGATION SKIP TO MAIN CONTENT SKIP TO FOOTER COMMON LIT Assignment in progress for 9E07 Due November 12, 2023 Reliving the Attack on Pearl Harbor Interview with J.C. Alton by Veterans History Project 2008 Font Size On the morning of December 7, 1941, the United States naval base at Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Imperial Japanese Navy. After this unexpected attack, the United States officially entered World War II. The interviewed veteran, J.C. Alton, was stationed at Pearl Harbor when the base was attacked. Alton shares his experiences

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Based on the interview, we can infer that J.C. Alton has a high regard for his fellow soldiers and their experiences. Here are some pieces of evidence from the text to support this inference:

1. In response to Daniel Rowe's question about the emotions experienced during the attack, J.C. Alton states that nobody expected anything, and anyone who says they weren't scared is not telling the truth. This suggests that he understands and acknowledges the fear and vulnerability felt by his fellow soldiers during the attack on Pearl Harbor.

2. J.C. Alton mentions that the captain of the West Virginia was killed by shrapnel from a bomb that hit the nearby Maryland. He recalls that the West Virginia had come by to check on their ship, which shows concern and camaraderie among the soldiers.

3. When discussing the casualties of the attack, J.C. Alton mentions that different numbers are often shared, but he estimates around 2,600 lives were lost. By acknowledging the loss of lives, he demonstrates empathy and recognition of the sacrifices made by his fellow soldiers.

These evidences indicate that J.C. Alton has a deep understanding and respect for the experiences and hardships endured by his fellow soldiers during the attack on Pearl Harbor.

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