Makenzie

So I recently bought an Up fitness band and I'm confused by my calories burnt. Online, it states that someone of my age, height, weight, and activity level should burn about 1,968 calories a day. However, after just checking the calories burnt from today on my Up band, it states that I only burnt 1,678 calories (resting burn: 1,136). Today, I swam for at least an hour, ran/walked on the treadmill for 4 miles, and was continuously moving all day. I ate about 1,500 calories today as well since I prefer to burn off all that I eat. I'm very confused by how many calories I should be eating and burning a day. Can someone please help me out?

How do you find the zeros of....

f(x)=3x^4-4x^3

f(x)=2x^3+3x^2-8x+3

How do you find the zeros of the function and write the function as a product of its linear factors...

f(x)=x^3-3x+2

f(x)=x^4+4x^3-4x^2-36x-45

Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

1. Do you remember when you first started smoking?

2. Approximately how old were you, or, how long have you been smoking?

3. Why did you first start smoking?

4. Why do you continue to smoke?

5. How many cigarettes or packs of cigarettes do you smoke each day?

6. Do you smoke only in certain situations, such as social gatherings, stressful situations or other specific occasions?

7. Do you know how much money you spend on cigarettes per day, per week, per year?

8. How much do you spend for one pack of your brand of cigarettes?

9. What brand of cigarette do you smoke?

10. Are the cigarettes you smoke... Low tar, low nicotine, no filter, other?

10. Are you aware of the long-term health hazards of smoking?

11. Do your family members or friends smoke?

12. Have you ever tried to stop smoking?

13. Were you successful in your attempt to quit? If yes, how long were you successful? If not, why?

Thank you :)

I have to write a thematic essay discussing 2 examples of human rights violations. I was thinking of writing about the Tiananmen Square Massacre in China and possibly the blacks under the Apartheid. If anyone could help give me some details about these events or help me out with this, I would greatly appreciate it. :)

Could someone please help me solve this?

The equation ((a/b)-(b/a)/(1/a)+(1/b))

a) a+b

b) a-b

c) ab

d) (a-b)/(ab)

Thank you :)

Who were the main leaders and what did they believe was wrong with society?

What would fix the problems of society and how would they go about accomplishing this?

What are some interesting facts about Utopian Socialists?

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks! :)

Im hearing some people say that it is really good and others saying that its really bad. If you have already seen it, what do you think. Im debating on whether or not to go see it today. Thanks!

What are some cute middle names that go with Riley and what are some other girl names that start with R like Riley?

So me and my boyfriend have been together for over a year and a half now. Were both 16 as well. It seems lately that i cant do anything without him being on my mind/worrying where he is and what he is doing. I feel like the only time im truely happy is when im with him and when im not with him i just stress and worry. Why am i like this, what does it mean?

Ive been with my boyfriend for about a year and a half. For christmas im thinking of getting him a 20 giftcard from 3 different stores with some candy to go with it. Is this a good idea?

I need help writing a 10 line poem about Charles V and his problems. The first line has to be, "Poor, poor me. My emperor spans two seas." Any help would be greatly apprectiated :)

Act 1.

Parris discovers:

Doctor Griggs cannot find:

Villagers suspect:

Putnams reveal:

The “dancers” coordinate:

Abigail confides:

Hale investigates:

Abigail accuses:

Tituba and others accuse:

Act 2.

Mary relates:

Hale questions:

Cory and Nurse report:

A warrant is presented:

John resolves:

Act 3.

Proctor presents:

Elizabeth cannot accuse:

Abigail and girls accuse:

Mary accuses:

Act 4.

Elizabeth is sent:

Danforth extracts:

John recants:

John accepts:

Any help would be great :)

What are some political, social and economic changes in the 14th and 15th century in Western Europe that led to the Renaissance?

Is this a good summary of Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll?....

Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll is a fictional story about a young girl named Alice who spots an interesting white rabbit, muttering about being late, that she follows down a rabbit hole into a magical world. When she enters the unknown world, she finds a table with a tiny gold key, a small door and a bottle of potion with an attached note that says "Drink me."

Noticing that she is far too large to go through the door, she drinks the whole bottle and soon begins to shrink small enough to go fit through the door. After Alice has shrunk, she realizes that she has left the tiny gold key to the door on the high table. Coincidentally, she finds a box underneath the table that contains a piece of cake labeled "Eat me." Alice immediately eats the cake and soon begins to grow tall enough to reach the key. Realizing that she is now too big to fit through the door, she begins to cry. The white rabbit that she followed into the magical world, appears once again, still concerned about being late. Alice decides to ask the elegantly dressed rabbit for help, but startles him so much that he drops his gloves and fan and runs away. She picks up his gloves and fan and once again begins to shrink. Realizing that the fan has caused her to shrink, she immediately drops it. While swimming through her puddles of tears, she meets many interesting, yet strange animals. These animals grant her some wisdom about what has been happening in her life.

Alice is invited to have a tea party with one of the characters called the Mad Hater, and is ordered to play croquet with another character called The Queen of Hearts. During one of the demanding Queen's trials, Alice upsets her and is ordered dead. At this point, Alice begins to run and then wakes up to discover that it was all just a dream.