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The first recorded review of it is from the 1660s, or over 60 years after it was written (and the review was negative, actually). So, when did the play start to gain popularity, and why?

I've searched Google and I can't find it.

I'm trying to create a table, and I've noticed that when you define a color for the cell lines, it actually makes the lines two colors to look nicer (one of which is the color you chose). Is there any way to define both of these colors individually?

Thanks!

I'm trying to create a table, and I've noticed that when you define a color for the cell lines, it actually makes the lines two colors to look nicer (one of which is the color you chose). Is there any way to define both of these colors individually?

Thanks!

I'm trying to create a table using HTML/CSS, and I've noticed in tables when you define a color for a border, it actually makes the lines between the cells two different colors. Is there any way to define what these two colors are in the table individually?

I'm trying to create a table using HTML and CSS for a school project. However, whenever I set the color for the table's outer border (I need it to be yellow), it also changes the color of the lines in between the cells. How can I define the border's color without changing any of the other lines?

This is the CSS I'm using to define border qualities:

.border {

border: dotted #FFFF00;

border-width: 5px;

}

Thanks!

If the word "hibernate" means animal dormancy during winter, and "aestivate" means dormancy during summer, is there a word for dormancy during spring or fall?

I'm trying to do my homework and I've been stuck for a while. The following isn't a problem I need to do, but it's of the same type. Could you explain how to do it?

For each set of ordered pairs, find f°g and g°f if they exist.

f = {(1, 1), (0, -3)}

g = {(1, 0), (-3, 1), (2, 1)}

For example, for the functions f(x) = x^2 - x - 6 and g(x) = (x - 3)/(x + 2), how do I determine (f/g)(x)? Long division isn't working for me.

I need to know for homework. For example, what about this problem:

x^3 - 4x^2 + 6x - 4

That specific problem is not one I have to do, but it's similar. I am having an extremely hard time trying to understand how to do it, and it doesn't help that I struggle at factoring. Please try to be as specific as possible helping me.

I've already tried Googling it, and I can't find anything.