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Physics

1-D Kinematics EXTRA CREDIT Please show your work as well as the answers. Make sure your answers have units and also a direction if it is a vector. Each correct question is 3 bonus points up to a maximum of 100 on the quiz. For questions 1 and 2: A cart rolls 2 m to the right then rolls back 1 m to the left. What is the total distance rolled by the cart? The cart rolled 3 meters What is the displacement of the cart from the initial to the final positions? For questions 3 and 4: A child observes a caterpillar walking on a window sill. The caterpillar

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Please ask questions 1 by1

I have answered most of these in the previous questions

Physics

1-D Kinematics EXTRA CREDIT Please show your work as well as the answers. Make sure your answers have units and also a direction if it is a vector. Each correct question is 3 bonus points up to a maximum of 100 on the quiz. For questions 1 and 2: A cart rolls 2 m to the right then rolls back 1 m to the left. What is the total distance rolled by the cart? The cart rolled 3 meters What is the displacement of the cart from the initial to the final positions? For questions 3 and 4: A child observes a caterpillar walking on a window sill. The caterpillar

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Please ask questions 1 by1

I have answered most of these in the previous questions

Mathematics

Mrs. montoro s class is participating in the math olympics. each week of the quarter, a challenging math question is posted, and the students individually try to correctly answer the question. the results of the math olympics are shown in the dot plot below. which of the following statements describe the distribution in the dot plot? (choose all that is correct) 1. the mean is 5 questions answered correctly 2. most students answered between 3 and 6 questions correctly 3. the median is 5 questions answered correctly 4. the median is 4.5 questions

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the correct answers are

2. most students answered between 3 and 6 questions correctly

3. the median is 5 questions answered correctly

6. the mean is 4.5 questions answered correctly

7. the students answered between 1 and 9 questions correctly

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for #2-the shape of the data, more than half of the data lies between #3 and #6..so Most students answered between 3 and 6 questions correctly.

for #7-the lowest # of questions answered correctly is 1 and the highest # of questions answered is 9; so it makes Students answered between 1 and 9 questions correctly

English

Questions 1–3: identify the simple subjects and predicates. (some are compound.) then, identify and label each complete subject and complete predicate. 1. men and melons are hard to know. 2. the magistrate should obey the laws. the people should obey the magistrate. 3. fish and visitors stink in three days. questions 4–5: identify the direct objects. 4. keep your shop, and your shop will keep you. 5. creditors have better memories than debtors. questions 6–8: identify the subject complements. 6. the golden age never was the present age. 7. a good

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1. Simple Subjects: Men, melons. Predicate: are. Complete Subject: Men and melons. Complete Predicate: are hard to know.

2. Simple Subjects: magistrate, people. Predicates: should obey (for both). Complete Subjects: The magistrate, The people. Complete Predicates: should obey the laws, should obey the magistrate.

3. Simple Subjects: Fish, visitors. Predicate: stink. Complete Subject: Fish and visitors. Complete Predicate: stink in three days.

The subject is who or what the sentence is about. The simple subject does not contain any modifiers, like adjectives or articles. The complete subject contains any of the modifiers that modify the subject. The simple predicate is the verb or verb phrase in the sentence. It does not included any of the words that modify the verb - only verbs.

4. shop, you

5. memories

A direct object receives the action of the verb. In sentence 4a, the shop is being kept by you. In sentence 4b, the shop is keeping you. In sentence 5, the memories are being had. Direct objects are ONLY in action sentences. They do not follow linking verbs.

6. age as in the present age

7. sermon

8. glorious, laborious.

The subject complement follows the linking verb in a sentence. The linking verbs link the subject to a description. That description is the subject complement. The subject complement is either a noun that renames the subject, or an adjective that describes the subject. In sentence 6, the present age is describing the Golden Age. In sentence 7, example is renamed as sermon. In sentence 8, the words glorious and laborious describe the man.

9. pie (DO), Richard (IO)

10. news (DO), me (IO)

11. star (DO), herself (IO)

12. car (DO), Uncle Mike (IO)

13. hamburger (DO), Timothy (IO)

The direct object receives the action of the subject and the indirect object receives the direct object. Sometimes I think about what you would do first if you were to act out the sentence. In sentence 9, first (or directly) is baking the pie so the pie is the direct object. Then (or indirectly), Richard gets the pie so Richard is the indirect object. I'm not actually baking him.

14. prepare and serve (compound predicate)

15. Sue and her (compound subject), papered and painted (compound predicate)

16. Hunting and trapping (compound subject)

17. snow and sleet (compound subject)

Compound subjects and compound predicates are two or more subjects or predicates joined together with a coordinating conjunction (usually and). The subjects and predicates have equal weight with each other in the sentence.

Mathematics

Ramone has 5 difficult questions left to answer on a multiple choice test. unfortunately, he is running out of time and must guess for the remaining questions. each question has 3 choices. for the first 2 of these questions, he eliminated 1 of the 3 choices. find the probability that he will answer the first 2 questions, as well as at least 2 of the 3 remaining questions correctly.

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For the first two questions, since only 2 viable choices remain, he has a $\frac{1}{2}$ chance on each of them. For the last 3 questions, since there are 3 choices, he has a $\frac{1}{3}$ chance for them.
The probability that he gets all 5 right is
$( \frac{1}{2})^2 (\frac{1}{3} )^3 = \frac{1}{108}$
The probability that he gets one of the last 3 wrong, and everything else right, is:
$( \frac{1}{2})^2 (\frac{1}{3} )^2 (\frac{2}{3})*3 = \frac{1}{18}$
Therefore the total probability is:
$\frac{1}{108} + \frac{1}{18} = \frac{7}{108}$

Mathematics

Mrs. montoro s class is participating in the math olympics. each week of the quarter, a challenging math question is posted, and the students individually try to correctly answer the question. the results of the math olympics are shown in the dot plot below. which of the following statements describe the distribution in the dot plot? (choose all that is correct) 1. the mean is 5 questions answered correctly 2. most students answered between 3 and 6 questions correctly 3. the median is 5 questions answered correctly 4. the median is 4.5 questions

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the correct answers are

2. most students answered between 3 and 6 questions correctly

3. the median is 5 questions answered correctly

6. the mean is 4.5 questions answered correctly

7. the students answered between 1 and 9 questions correctly

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for #2-the shape of the data, more than half of the data lies between #3 and #6..so Most students answered between 3 and 6 questions correctly.

for #7-the lowest # of questions answered correctly is 1 and the highest # of questions answered is 9; so it makes Students answered between 1 and 9 questions correctly

English

Questions 1–3: identify the simple subjects and predicates. (some are compound.) then, identify and label each complete subject and complete predicate. 1. men and melons are hard to know. 2. the magistrate should obey the laws. the people should obey the magistrate. 3. fish and visitors stink in three days. questions 4–5: identify the direct objects. 4. keep your shop, and your shop will keep you. 5. creditors have better memories than debtors. questions 6–8: identify the subject complements. 6. the golden age never was the present age. 7. a good

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1. Simple Subjects: Men, melons. Predicate: are. Complete Subject: Men and melons. Complete Predicate: are hard to know.

2. Simple Subjects: magistrate, people. Predicates: should obey (for both). Complete Subjects: The magistrate, The people. Complete Predicates: should obey the laws, should obey the magistrate.

3. Simple Subjects: Fish, visitors. Predicate: stink. Complete Subject: Fish and visitors. Complete Predicate: stink in three days.

The subject is who or what the sentence is about. The simple subject does not contain any modifiers, like adjectives or articles. The complete subject contains any of the modifiers that modify the subject. The simple predicate is the verb or verb phrase in the sentence. It does not included any of the words that modify the verb - only verbs.

4. shop, you

5. memories

A direct object receives the action of the verb. In sentence 4a, the shop is being kept by you. In sentence 4b, the shop is keeping you. In sentence 5, the memories are being had. Direct objects are ONLY in action sentences. They do not follow linking verbs.

6. age as in the present age

7. sermon

8. glorious, laborious.

The subject complement follows the linking verb in a sentence. The linking verbs link the subject to a description. That description is the subject complement. The subject complement is either a noun that renames the subject, or an adjective that describes the subject. In sentence 6, the present age is describing the Golden Age. In sentence 7, example is renamed as sermon. In sentence 8, the words glorious and laborious describe the man.

9. pie (DO), Richard (IO)

10. news (DO), me (IO)

11. star (DO), herself (IO)

12. car (DO), Uncle Mike (IO)

13. hamburger (DO), Timothy (IO)

The direct object receives the action of the subject and the indirect object receives the direct object. Sometimes I think about what you would do first if you were to act out the sentence. In sentence 9, first (or directly) is baking the pie so the pie is the direct object. Then (or indirectly), Richard gets the pie so Richard is the indirect object. I'm not actually baking him.

14. prepare and serve (compound predicate)

15. Sue and her (compound subject), papered and painted (compound predicate)

16. Hunting and trapping (compound subject)

17. snow and sleet (compound subject)

Compound subjects and compound predicates are two or more subjects or predicates joined together with a coordinating conjunction (usually and). The subjects and predicates have equal weight with each other in the sentence.

Mathematics

Ramone has 5 difficult questions left to answer on a multiple choice test. unfortunately, he is running out of time and must guess for the remaining questions. each question has 3 choices. for the first 2 of these questions, he eliminated 1 of the 3 choices. find the probability that he will answer the first 2 questions, as well as at least 2 of the 3 remaining questions correctly.

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For the first two questions, since only 2 viable choices remain, he has a $\frac{1}{2}$ chance on each of them. For the last 3 questions, since there are 3 choices, he has a $\frac{1}{3}$ chance for them.
The probability that he gets all 5 right is
$( \frac{1}{2})^2 (\frac{1}{3} )^3 = \frac{1}{108}$
The probability that he gets one of the last 3 wrong, and everything else right, is:
$( \frac{1}{2})^2 (\frac{1}{3} )^2 (\frac{2}{3})*3 = \frac{1}{18}$
Therefore the total probability is:
$\frac{1}{108} + \frac{1}{18} = \frac{7}{108}$

Mathematics

Ramone has 5 difficult questions left to answer on a multiple choice test. unfortunately, he is running out of time and must guess for the remaining questions. each question has 3 choices. for the first 2 of these questions, he eliminated 1 of the 3 choices. find the probability that he will answer the first 2 questions, as well as at least 2 of the 3 remaining questions correctly.

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I belive it will be 4 out of 8

Mathematics

For questions 1-3 determine whether the equation represents a direct variation. if it does, find the constant of variation. 1. 2 y = 5x +1 a. not a direct variation b. direct variation, constant of variation is 5/2 c. direct variation, constant of variation is 2/5 d. direct variation, constant of variation is 1 -2/5 2. -12x = 6y a. not a direct variation b. direct variation, constant of variation is 1/2 c. direct variation, constant of variation is 2 d. direct variation, constant of variation is -2 3. 7x -1.4y = 0 a. not a direct variation b. direct

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Direct Variation Practice

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