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OhNoItsAshley
I'm Ashley.
How would you solve this probability problem?
I'm normally really good at probability but this one stumped me:
You need to get at least a B on a 20 question true/false test. How many different combinations are there to consider?
I know you solve it with either a permutation or combination. Which one and how would you write it?
2 AnswersMathematics1 decade agoHow to fix my laptop?
I might have accidentally spilled water on it while i was sleeping, and now the keyboard doesn't work.
Does anyone know how to fix this, or how much it would be to fix it?
4 AnswersLaptops & Notebooks1 decade agoWhat should I write about?
Ok so my teacher assigned my junior AP Language class three essays, the problem is they are free writes so she didn't assign topics. :/ Well except the first one.. Which was what my biggest misconception was. I also wrote my second on teens in high school smoking blah blah. So I need some ideas for my third :D Its totally non academic. I'm a seventeen year old girl, so don't say politics or some crap like that. I know that doesn't give you much help but anyone think they can give me some ideas??
I'd very much appreciate it :)
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2 AnswersHomework Help1 decade agoWill my boobs ever grow:/?
I'm about to be 15 and i'm only a 34A right now:/
All of my dads side has big boobs, but my mom side has smaller boobs.
My sister is like almost 17 and has like almost a C by now.
They've been hurting for like almost a week now but they don't seem any bigger>:|
will they ever grow or am i forever doomed to be flat chested?
9 AnswersWomen's Health1 decade agoTook natural super b-complex?
So i took spring valley's natural super b-complex a couple hours ago and i just went pee and it was like highlighter yellow. Should i be worried or is it just a normal side effect?
1 AnswerAlternative Medicine1 decade agoHow much do you think i could lose?
Ok, so i'm like 5'7" and weigh about 130lbs.
So lets i run about 1-2 miles 5 days a week and then come home and do squats and crunches and eat healthy.
How much could i lose in about 3 months?
How much in about 5?
2 AnswersDiet & Fitness1 decade agoAm I too fat? (20 characters)?
I'm 15, 5'7" and weigh like 126-128lbs.
How much weight do i need to lose to not be fat?
13 AnswersWomen's Health1 decade agoSomebody help please(20 characters)?
So, i have to do this essay in english. It's a huge part of my grade and lately i've been getting b's and c's and i have to get straight a's this whole semester. So read over my essay and give me tips please?
In the epic poem The Odyssey by Homer all Odysseus longs for is to go home, to Ithaca, yet his path is obstructed by the gods for ten extensive years. He is faced with many obstacles and has to overcome many struggles to make it through a treacherous journey. Somehow Odysseus finds the strength and passion to go through this journey to get back to Ithaca. Odysseus shows what it truly means to be a hero with many traits of his. A few of these traits Odysseus has are courage, cautiousness, and obedience to the gods.
Being courageous or audacious isn’t always facile. Athena states one of Odysseus’s most courageous acts in the very beginning of the book, “he plundered the hallowed heights of Troy” (77). To fight in a war and risk your life for that of your country takes real courage and that Odysseus did. His courage shone brightly when he “seized our stake…and bored it round and round in the giant’s eye” (223). To get his men and himself, alive, from the giant he had to blind it which in turn risked his life. Odysseus’s courage was also present when he Eurymachus came to him, told him that the men where turned into pigs and Odysseus replies “lead me back the way that you came” (238) prepared to go save his men even if it means he might get turned into a pig himself.
Being vigilant is never a bad thing, especially being in Odysseus’s position. “Have I really reached the land I love?” (297) Odysseus asks Athena when he encounters her after he lands at Ithaca. He needs to be sure he’s at his home land since it seems as if the gods enjoy sending him anywhere but there. Sometimes being cautious can be a little dangerous though. When Poseidon gets angry at Odysseus and causes the sea to become an angry mass of rolling waves, Ino comes to help him. “take this scarf…it is immortal” she says so that Odysseus can swim and not drown. But, Odysseus who doesn’t trust the gods entirely decides “once the breakers smash…then I’ll swim” (163). Odysseus’s cautiousness is based upon mistrust in the gods. Even when they try to help him he cannot believe them because of their wrong doings in the past. An example would be Calypso who offers Odysseus to give him supplies and let him be free of her island after she has kept him prisoner for so long. Odysseus, who doesn’t believe her makes sure by making Calypso “swear, goddess, a blinding oath” (158).
Even though Odysseus may not trust the gods entirely he is obedient to them. When Odysseus is on his way to find his men after they got turned into pigs by Circe, Hermes stops him and gives him a list of instructions. In those instructions Hermes told him to run at Circe with his sword when she takes her wand out to stop her from bewitching him because she will be too afraid. As soon as Circe pulls her wand out Odysseus “drew my sharp sword…and rushed her fast” exactly as Hermes insisted. When Circe, now acquaintance rather than enemy of Odysseus, tells him to “make your own way down to the moldering House of Death” (246), Odysseus goes out to his men and tells them, “You think we are headed home….well, Circe sets
us a rather different course” (248). When Odysseus finally gets back home to Ithaca Athena is there to tell him all about how the suitors are “lording it over your house…counting your noble wife” (298) and Odysseus and Athena sit down and Odysseus wants Athena to “weave us a scheme so I can pay them back!” (299). Athena’s plan is to disguise him as an old man, one that nobody recognizes so that he can see who is really loyal to him and seek out the suitors. Odysseus agrees and “Athena stroked Odysseus with her wand” (300).
Many traits that Odysseus had, courage, cautiousness and obedience to the gods, displayed how the Greeks were back when The Odyssey was first written. Back in ancient Greece there were many wars that were fought. In a war you cannot be afraid to kill the enemy even if it means losing your life in return; here is where courage mattered most. Another trait you needed in war was cautiousness, just like Odysseus had. The ancient Greeks believed in the gods like, Zeus, Athena, Poseidon, etc. To satisfy the gods and gain their protection the ancient Greeks were obedient and loyal. Odysseus represents the traits that the Greeks had and the traits that were important. Even though Odysseus was a hero he made mistakes just like any other person, including the ancient Greeks.
3 AnswersHomework Help1 decade agoCan somebody please help me out with this?
So, i have to do this essay in english. It's a huge part of my grade and lately i've been getting b's and c's and i have to get straight a's this whole semester. So read over my essay and give me tips please?
In the epic poem The Odyssey by Homer all Odysseus longs for is to go home, to Ithaca, yet his path is obstructed by the gods for ten extensive years. He is faced with many obstacles and has to overcome many struggles to make it through a treacherous journey. Somehow Odysseus finds the strength and passion to go through this journey to get back to Ithaca. Odysseus shows what it truly means to be a hero with many traits of his. A few of these traits Odysseus has are courage, cautiousness, and obedience to the gods.
Being courageous or audacious isn’t always facile. Athena states one of Odysseus’s most courageous acts in the very beginning of the book, “he plundered the hallowed heights of Troy” (77). To fight in a war and risk your life for that of your country takes real courage and that Odysseus did. His courage shone brightly when he “seized our stake…and bored it round and round in the giant’s eye” (223). To get his men and himself, alive, from the giant he had to blind it which in turn risked his life. Odysseus’s courage was also present when he Eurymachus came to him, told him that the men where turned into pigs and Odysseus replies “lead me back the way that you came” (238) prepared to go save his men even if it means he might get turned into a pig himself.
Being vigilant is never a bad thing, especially being in Odysseus’s position. “Have I really reached the land I love?” (297) Odysseus asks Athena when he encounters her after he lands at Ithaca. He needs to be sure he’s at his home land since it seems as if the gods enjoy sending him anywhere but there. Sometimes being cautious can be a little dangerous though. When Poseidon gets angry at Odysseus and causes the sea to become an angry mass of rolling waves, Ino comes to help him. “take this scarf…it is immortal” she says so that Odysseus can swim and not drown. But, Odysseus who doesn’t trust the gods entirely decides “once the breakers smash…then I’ll swim” (163). Odysseus’s cautiousness is based upon mistrust in the gods. Even when they try to help him he cannot believe them because of their wrong doings in the past. An example would be Calypso who offers Odysseus to give him supplies and let him be free of her island after she has kept him prisoner for so long. Odysseus, who doesn’t believe her makes sure by making Calypso “swear, goddess, a blinding oath” (158).
Even though Odysseus may not trust the gods entirely he is obedient to them. When Odysseus is on his way to find his men after they got turned into pigs by Circe, Hermes stops him and gives him a list of instructions. In those instructions Hermes told him to run at Circe with his sword when she takes her wand out to stop her from bewitching him because she will be too afraid. As soon as Circe pulls her wand out Odysseus “drew my sharp sword…and rushed her fast” exactly as Hermes insisted. When Circe, now acquaintance rather than enemy of Odysseus, tells him to “make your own way down to the moldering House of Death” (246), Odysseus goes out to his men and tells them, “You think we are headed home….well, Circe sets
us a rather different course” (248). When Odysseus finally gets back home to Ithaca Athena is there to tell him all about how the suitors are “lording it over your house…counting your noble wife” (298) and Odysseus and Athena sit down and Odysseus wants Athena to “weave us a scheme so I can pay them back!” (299). Athena’s plan is to disguise him as an old man, one that nobody recognizes so that he can see who is really loyal to him and seek out the suitors. Odysseus agrees and “Athena stroked Odysseus with her wand” (300).
Many traits that Odysseus had, courage, cautiousness and obedience to the gods, displayed how the Greeks were back when The Odyssey was first written. Back in ancient Greece there were many wars that were fought. In a war you cannot be afraid to kill the enemy even if it means losing your life in return; here is where courage mattered most. Another trait you needed in war was cautiousness, just like Odysseus had. The ancient Greeks believed in the gods like, Zeus, Athena, Poseidon, etc. To satisfy the gods and gain their protection the ancient Greeks were obedient and loyal. Odysseus represents the traits that the Greeks had and the traits that were important. Even though Odysseus was a hero he made mistakes just like any other person, including the ancient Greeks.
1 AnswerBooks & Authors1 decade agoFlu, no maybe. (20 characters)?
Do i have the flu or no?
I've had a fever for the past 3 days, it's currently 100.4, i've had a really sore, scratchy throat, a little bit of a runny nose and a cough.
3 AnswersInfectious Diseases1 decade agoBraces and teeth extractions?
Will it hurt if i get my braces on first, then get my first two top bicuspids extracted? I don't know if my ortho is going to wait a couple weeks till he extracts my teeth or just do it the following week.
Anyways, is it better to have braces first or my teeth extracted first?
4 AnswersDental1 decade agoDo teeth extractions hurt?
I have to get my bicuspids on my top row of teeth extracted.
Is it going to be extremely painful or what?
5 AnswersDental1 decade agoIpod/itunes help.....?
Okay. So I have the old ipod nano.
The one just before the newest version.
And it's not connecting to my itunes. On the ipod it says it's connected but it's not showing up on my itunes. What's wrong and how do i fix it?
3 AnswersMusic & Music Players1 decade agoDoes anybody know this fanfiction?
So it's about this chick named jenni. She likes anime and is what she calls a 4chan geek. And her mom is like a washed up super model. And she does aikido. She had a puppy named Roy. And she goes to this all girls school but then guys start coming in. And before the guys start coming she meets this guy Michael and michael goes to her school. And she likes michael. And her friends are freya, emilia, tom, justin and some other people. I don't know. So if you guys know what it is then I'd be so happy if you could tell me because it's really getting on my nerves that i can't remember. So thanks a bunch!
2 AnswersBooks & Authors1 decade agoIs Dracula by Bram Stoker any good?
9 AnswersBooks & Authors1 decade agoAny good Vampire, werewolf or other fantasy books?
18 AnswersBooks & Authors1 decade agoCome on people! I need help!!!?
Anybody who has read The Silver Kiss by Annette Curtis Klause, Blood Blade by Marcus Pelegrimas, My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult and Interview With A Vampire by Anne Rice.
Out of these the book(s) you've read, are they good? I'm planning on getting them and want to know what people think about them.
2 AnswersBooks & Authors1 decade agoThe Vampire Chronicles series by Anne Rice?
So what exactly are they about?
I mean I've heard about them lately and wanna know kinda more what they're about.
And how difficult are they to read?
2 AnswersBooks & Authors1 decade agoHelo help help(20 characters,blah)?
Ok. So I have nothing to read now that I'm done with the awesome Maximum Ride series by James Patterson. Well I want new books to read but i wanna step it up a bit. Can you recommend some good fiction, fantasy books that are a little challenging. I mean I've read tons of young adult books but i finish them all within 3 days. I want something that's a little more challenging to read. I've read some dean koontz and he is really good. I've read some ray bradbury and i liked him also. Does anybody know any other good books?
5 AnswersBooks & Authors1 decade agoHow's your life recently?
Well I'm doing fine I guess. Found out in the last week that my friends brother got shot and died and my other friends nephew has a brain tumor and is getting brain surgery today. Not the best summer so far, hopefully it'll get better.
But anyways how are you guys?
3 AnswersPolls & Surveys1 decade ago