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So I read somewhere that there is a walk of fame (maybe of achievements not necessarily fame) outside of California. The place started with a B ( I think.)

I can't find it anywhere but the person said, (insert name) deserves a star on the walk of ( not fame) in Baltimore (idk) ???

HA(aq)+OH-(aq)---> H2O (l)+A-(aq)

HA(aq)+NaOh (aq)----> H20 (l)+NaA (aq)

HA=1.0M

NaOH=.5M

how do I solve this?

So basically this person has many diseases.

Hypertension, pulmonary fibrosis, arthritis, lupus and has a fever of 102.2. This is the second day. She is absolutely stubborn and won't go to the hospital or call the doctor.

She thinks she will get better because a few months ago she got a cold and it went away in a week or so. But that was a cold and I don't know what to do or tell her.

ABsin (phi)

Vector A Is 3.6 m at 70° North east

Vector B is 2.4 m at -30° South west or 210°

So I put

(3.6)(2.4) sin (-30°)=4.32m^2k but the right answer is 5.5m^2k

In wagners opera Das Rheingold, the goddess Freia is ransomed for a pile of gold just tall enough and wide enough to hide her from sight. Estimate the monetary value of this pile. The density of this pile is 19.3g/cm^3 and it's value is about $10 per gram (although this varies).

So the back of the book says the answer is approximately $70 million

I don't know how they got that or how we're supposed to know how tall or wide she is.

Thanks in advance!

37 m south

55 m east

45 m south

20 m west

15 m south

So what I basically did was put them on a coordinate graph going straight down then horizontal then down... etc but they are added to each other

But Im sure I did it wrong because I'm supposed to add them using component vectors. Please help me.

So I'm 20 and my mom is terminally ill. I take care of her and go to school but I really cannot get a job because I'm the one who has a more flexible schedule to take care of her needs. So I don't know how to go about it. She has emergency Medicare only and they told her to apply for disability but hasn't yet. I know there are programs for adult children taking care of their elderly parents but I haven't seen any for terminally ill parents. She's 46 so she's not old enough.

Is it hypothetically possible for a baby with Anencephaly to have a brain transplanted onto them? I understand they have a brain stem so would they be able to connect a full brain onto them?

Wouldn't it be easier because they don't have a brain so they wouldn't have to remove anything but just add?

I know a high percentage of them die right after they are born but some live for weeks, months and even a few years.

I'm curious and if you have any info on the matter that you can link I'd be grateful. I tried googling it but they only mention that babies with Anencephaly can be useful for being organ donors and I'm asking the opposite. Thanks in advance.

x | -0.1| -0.01 | -0.001| 0 | 0.001| 0.01| 0.1

f (x)|

I don't get how I'm supposed to estimate/find 0.

I tried plugging in for x and the answers my calculator gives me are different than the actual answers.

The actual answers are close to 1 and mine are around .01745...

I'm 100% sure I'm calculating it wrong, can you tell me how I'm supposed to calculate them? Thanks in advance

y^2=x^2-5

Is it symmetric in both axis and the origin?

That's what I got.

Sorry if it's too simple. I just never took precalculus and it's a review question for calculus.