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i m going to the library so it doesn t have to be new

As part of my English final, I was asked to write a paragraph discussing this question: "What connections do you see between being a college student and writing?"

What even is this question? How am I supposed to answer such a stupid question with any semblance of intelligence?

it is an 8 page paper and in one part, i needed to talk about what a certain group believes. So, i used their website s "about us" page as a source and i quoted the whole thing. It was three paragraphs and took up almost a page. Is that something I should have done? Did I overuse the source? If so, what should I do to fix it (keep in mind that I don t want to lose too much length in fixing it)?

((1+ⅈ)/(1−ⅈ))^2+1/(x+yⅈ)=5+3ⅈ

I am supposed to solve for x and y; i = imaginary number

He has super strength, he is impenetrable, but Belgium is his Kryptonite (if Belgium is invaded he is weakened)

The objective is to take out the other team's leader (Trump/Elizabeth).

I need a word that starts with f and includes all of the following: a, i, n, t, o, r, and a blank tile

He is an indoor cat. I have another dog that is much larger that he gets along with. He did hiss at the Yorkie when I brought it in and he doesn't usually hiss at anything.

Are there no special requirements for nurses? How would a wgst degree prepare you for a nursing job?

There is one audience member, and two magicians. One magician turns his back while the audience member picks one of six cards laid out on the table in a 2x3 formation. The other magician turns around. The magician who knows will point to cards randomly and ask "was it this one" and at some point will point at your card and the other Marian will say "yes" after being asked. He does touch the cards and usually picks three before getting to yours but not always. Also, they were able to flip the cards over and still do it.

Because Volts= Amps times Ohms

I got to (da/dx)sec^2(a)=(625/6912)

I am not sure where to go from here. It would help if you told me how I put the problem into a TI-84 Plus if it isn't obvious.

I am solving for how an angle's rate of change relates to a the rate of a ladder's base slipping away from a building, if that helps. da/dx is the rate of change of the angle. a is the angle.