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No real zeros.

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Given... y =

For zeros above, since above equation has no real real value, there are no zeros.

But complex zeros are:

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No real zeros.

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Given... y = $(x-20)^{2} +5$

For zeros above, since above equation has no real real value, there are no zeros.

But complex zeros are:

$(x-20)^{2} +5=0$

$(x-20)^{2} =-5$

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1i do not wish to speak of those political associations with the aid of which men seek to defend themselves against the despotic action of a majority or against the encroachments of royal power. i have already treated this subject elsewhere. it is clear that if each citizen, as he becomes individually weaker and consequently more incapable in isolation of preserving his freedom, does not learn the art of uniting with those like him to defend it, tyranny will necessarily grow with equality.2 here it is a question only of the associations that are

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A) have goals that extend beyond the political.

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A) have goals that extend beyond the political.

:-D

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Read the following passage from paul s case by willa cather and answer questions 31–35. 1 when he awoke, it was three o’clock in the afternoon. he bounded up with a start; half of one of 2his precious days gone already! he spent more than an hour in dressing, watching every stage of his 3toilet carefully in the mirror. everything was quite perfect; he was exactly the kind of boy he had always 4wanted to be. 5 when he went downstairs paul took a carriage and drove up fifth avenue toward the park. the 6snow had somewhat abated; carriages and tradesmen’s

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I'd say that He dreamed of being there.

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I'd say that He dreamed of being there.

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Read the following passage from paul s case by willa cather and answer questions 31–35. 1 when he awoke, it was three o’clock in the afternoon. he bounded up with a start; half of one of 2 his precious days gone already! he spent more than an hour in dressing, watching every stage of his 3 toilet carefully in the mirror. everything was quite perfect; he was exactly the kind of boy he had always 4 wanted to be. 5 when he went downstairs paul took a carriage and drove up fifth avenue toward the park. the 6 snow had somewhat abated; carriages and

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31.From this passage, the reader can infer that Paul:
has been to Fifth Avenue often.

32. Lines 13 and 14 offer an example of
allusion

33. Lines 22–23 offers an example of
simile

34. From this passage, the reader can infer that Paul values
fantasy more than reality

35.Context clues suggest that livery, in line 16, means
distinctive clothing.

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Suppose that 10 years ago you bought a home for $130,000, paying 10% as a down payment, and financing the rest at 8% interest for 30 years. Your existing mortgage (the one you got 10 years ago) How much money did you pay as your down payment? $13,000Correct Submit Question Question 1 Correct Question 2 Check 1/1 pt Retries 2 Info Details Score on last try: 1 of 1 pts. See Details for more. You can retry this question below How much money was your existing mortgage (loan) for? $117,000Correct Submit Question Question 2 Incorrect Question 3 Check

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Make this question individually!

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Read the following passage from paul s case by willa cather and answer questions 31–35. 1 when he awoke, it was three o’clock in the afternoon. he bounded up with a start; half of one of 2 his precious days gone already! he spent more than an hour in dressing, watching every stage of his 3 toilet carefully in the mirror. everything was quite perfect; he was exactly the kind of boy he had always 4 wanted to be. 5 when he went downstairs paul took a carriage and drove up fifth avenue toward the park. the 6 snow had somewhat abated; carriages and

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Read the following passage from paul s case by willa cather and answer questions 31–35. 1 when he awoke, it was three o’clock in the afternoon. he bounded up with a start; half of one of 2 his precious days gone already! he spent more than an hour in dressing, watching every stage of his 3 toilet carefully in the mirror. everything was quite perfect; he was exactly the kind of boy he had always 4 wanted to be. 5 when he went downstairs paul took a carriage and drove up fifth avenue toward the park. the 6 snow had somewhat abated; carriages and

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Paul perceives the Fifth Avenue as the place of his dreams, as he says that "everything was quite perfect" and he is being someone he has always wanted to be. So the correct answer is D.

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Read the following passage from paul s case by willa cather and answer questions 31–35. 1 when he awoke, it was three o’clock in the afternoon. he bounded up with a start; half of one of 2 his precious days gone already! he spent more than an hour in dressing, watching every stage of his 3 toilet carefully in the mirror. everything was quite perfect; he was exactly the kind of boy he had always 4 wanted to be. 5 when he went downstairs paul took a carriage and drove up fifth avenue toward the park. the 6 snow had somewhat abated; carriages and

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The correct answers are:

1)C. as a new place of his dreams

Paul is a nonconformist boy who feels that living in Cordelia´s street is almost unbearable for him. Working at Carnegie Hall in Pittsburgh as an usher, he feels happy and free to be the person he really wanted to be. He really admires the theatre company’s members as he desires to lead their life. For this reason, he decides to go to a New York to have a different but a long-awaited life style.

According to this excerpt, In the author description of Paul´s perception of the city, it is possible to recognize Paul´s is amazement of each corner of the city. He believes that NY is the perfect city of his dreams and that everybody is happy to live there.

2)c. simile

Simile is a literary device which consist of a comparison between two or more things through the use of the words "like" or "as".

In this particular fragment, Willa Cather makes a comparison between the exciting feeling of happiness and realization Paul experiences and the falling of snowflakes which whirl in the air.

3)Lines 22-23 offers example of Simile as it was stated in the previous question.

4)a. He is imaginative.

Paul lives in an idealistic word where he can be a different person from he really is. He wants to lead the life of famous people as he thinks their life are prefect in contrast to his experiences at school or at home. He believes that he has changed his life just by staying in an expensive hotel and buying fine clothes, but it is just a temporary and absurd solution to his problem.

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