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This is my senior year and for the FAFSA i'm reporting my 2017 income and also i'm older, 29 and only report my own income. In 2017 I made about $7500 total. One friend was telling me that you don't have to report that to them if you made under $10,000. Do I still need to report it and they'll count it as making under and receive a good amount of Grant for my tuition or do I just report on the FAFSA that I made no income?

Suppose that there are 2 million inhabitants of a country in which the mean gross (before tax) income is $20,000 per year. Suppose that the mean individual pays taxes of $3000 per year. What is the total disposable income (gross income minus taxes) per year for thecountry as a whole?n

When it comes to a general income statement that starts with Gross Sales then minus Costs of Goods Sold (COGS) = Gross Profit - Expenses = Net Operating income. Which one of those amounts does a company get taxed on? Do they get taxed on their gross sales amounts, or the final net income after all expenses such as wages, vendors and other various expenses like electricity and other bills?

I got three decent QBs Ben Roth, Nick Foles and Philip Rivers, I m thinking Ben on that one

And for my WRT I got Alshon Jeffery, Martavius Bryant, Josh Gordon or Patriots RB Dion Lewis. And this is a PPR league.

And for defense I have Ravens and Rams. I m thinking Ravens because they re playing a terrible offense team.

Any suggestions?

I'm writing an essay that needs to describe what makes a leader great and we need three words to describe them, and i think one thing that makes a leader great is one that can take input or criticism from others and use it to better themselves, rather than just ignore that criticism.

So what is a perfect word that describes that?

Could that be the word Collaborative?

I'm writing an essay that needs to describe what makes a leader great and we need three words to describe them, and i think one thing that makes a leader great is one that can take input or criticism from others and use it to better themselves, rather than just ignore that criticism.

So what is a perfect word that describes that?

Could that be the word Collaborative?

Assume that the players protests have never happened, anybody else losing interests based on injuries.

Even before this week and week before about half teams have lost a key player or even their best player. Teams have had countless injuries that then make it unfair.

It really makes it based on luck now, if you lose a key player it's no longer competitive and the other teams in your division now have an advantage.

Just doesn't seem to be as competitive anymore, too many ACL tears and key players getting injured.

of 3N for 2 sec. In phase 2 you continue to push with the same force but now there is a friction force that pushes in the opposite direction. With this friction force, the object continues to move forward for an additional 22.5 meters where it has a velocity of 9 m/s. Find the acceleration during each phase and magnitude of the friction force in phase 2.

How do you solve this problem? Thanks

My Cruze has 90k miles on it and is due for a service. I used to be a Toyota/Lexus tech and for them we would do timing belt, water pump, brake flush transmission service, oil change rotate and a few others. Just wondering if GM had different recommendations and if any GM Tech's on here would know. Thanks

Two cars start 30.0 m apart and move towards each other. One starts from rest while the other one starts with a speed of 10.0 m/s. The car starting from rest speeds up at a rate of 3.00 m/s each second while the other car slows down at a rate of 2.00 m/s each second. What is the speed of each car when they collide? What is the distance each car travels before colliding?

Do we set up two separate charts such as V, Vo, X, Xo, A, and T for each one? or do we do it differently?

The conic itself is an

Ellipse

e = 1/3

Directrix: y = -1

How do i now write that in a polar equation form for conics?

The conic shape is an

Ellipose

e = 0.6

and the directrix is a vertex (1, pi/2)

So how do i write out the polar equation based on that information?

the Equation is r = (4) / (-1 + 2cos)

How do i turn it into the equation? i know i have to use the equation x^2/a^2 - y^2/b^2 = 1 but how do i set that all up?

r = 3sin(6theta) how do we find the area of one of the petals?

Y = x^2 - 6x +5?

How do I find those three things using this parabola?

How do i find the power series for the f(x) = (x-1) / (x^2-2x+3)

It's a fraction with x-1 on top and the x^2-2x+3 on the bottom.

How do i turn that whole thing into a power series?