Damon

The numbers/emails could be in allocated space or unallocated space, and there is no encryption

No specific language is needed, just any general idea of how to do this would be appreciated

I have a C++ program where there is a bunch of spawn locations for the user to select and assign a rate to it between 0-1, so there amount of areas they pick will vary, and the weight given to each spot will also vary. What is a good method/formula to go about accurately handling this?

I started working at a small company last year and am "self employed" and my taxes do not automatically come out of my paycheck. I m young and didn t understand how this worked, and have not paid my quarterly taxes for any of the last half of last year. I now have my information to pay my taxes online (I ve been saving roughly 30% of each paycheck) but I wondered if I should just wait until I get my 1099 form and file my taxes to pay the income tax, or if I should go ahead and send in money now.

I've looked all over and several sites say I should pay my taxes quarterly, but nothing tells me where or how to do so. Can I get some help please?

24 households have pets. 7 have exactly 1 pet. 9 have exactly 2 pets. 4 have exactly 3 pets. and 4 have exactly 4 pets. if one pet is selected at random, what is the probability that it comes from a household with exactly 4 pets

Which of the following statements is true?

a) you can have velocity equal to 0 but acceleration not equal to 0

b) you can accelerate while maintaining a constant speed

c) you can have velocity not equal to zero but acceleration equal zero

d) you can have energy not equal to zero but speed equal to zero

e) all of the above

The answer is all of the above, but why?

Which simulation does NOT describe an acceleration?

a) a car traveling with constant speed on a straight road.

b) a car traveling with constant speed around a bend.

c) a planet orbits around the sun

d) a car decreasing speed on a straight road

e) an electron traveling around a nucleus

I know the answer is A. but Why is it only A? I also thought it could be B, but that is not correct. I assume the part about going around a bend will change acceleration even though the answer says it stays at constant speed?

a star with a continuous spectrum shines through a cool insterstellar cloud composed of hydrogen. Th cloud is moving away from the star (and towards Earth). Which best describes the spectrum seen by an Earth bound observer?

a) blueshifted hydrogen emission lines

b) redshifted hydrogen emission lines

c) a redshifted hydrogen continuum

d) blueshifted hydrogen absorption lines

e) redshifted hydrogen absorption lines.

Please explain answer. Thank you in advance!

I'm in a situation that's difficult to explain. In short, I have a big candle (feels like around 20-25 ounces) and I have to have the thing burnt to the bottom in a certain amount of time. Are there any ways that I can make it burn faster? Would adding lighter fluid help? Perhaps putting lint from the lint trap of a dryer possibly make it hotter and burn faster (temporarily)? I know these are both likely stupid ideas but it's simply impossibly to have the whole candle burnt with the time restrictions and other restrictions I have on the project. Are these ideas, or any other ways, acceptable ways to make a candle burn faster?

I posted the question on Chegg but I believe the answer was incorrect. In the person s solution, when providing information for the proof, they started by saying "x is an odd integer" and "x - 1 and x + 1 are even integers" which is obviously incorrect, because my problem states "x is an even integer" which would also mean "x+1 and x-1" would be odd integers. Anyways, how would one prove the validity of this statement?

So the girl I was dating last month texted me two days ago and said she's 5 days late on her period. She took a pregnancy test and it was negative. I was relieved. Now it's 7 days and she hasn't started her period. I'm started to get worried and so is she.

So here are the facts, we only had sex once, and it was literally the day after her period ended. When we did it, for the first 2-3 minutes we didn't use a condom (and she's not on BC). Then we stopped and decided to use protection. Then after several more minutes we decided we rushed into it and neither of us was feeling it so we stopped. So, I didn't even ejaculate. That was on December 18th or 19th, it is now January 22nd.

So here is what I'm thinking, if any sperm got into her, it was pre-***, which, yes, is possible, but unlikely that it would impregnate her. Also, she just got off her period and based on the research I've done, that's a pretty uncommon time to get pregnant. Also, it's not like we had sex a while after her period, we did it immediately after it ended, it's been like 5 weeks since that, so would that be enough time for the pregnancy test to pick up the hormones? Another thing is that she recently started working out and she completely changed her activities, which I've read can effect the menstrual cycle, so maybe that's why she's late.

I'm very paranoid right now, I just need some people to spell out the way things are looking for me.

Is it as simple as (0-12)/(9-5) = -3 m/s? It has been a while since we did velocity and since we have progressed in physics and gotten into difficult stuff I have trouble trusting that a problem would be this easy haha

If someone could explain how to do this, I would be very grateful. Or, at the very least, explain to me what it means by "all quadratic functions passing through (0,0) because I don't know what that means

A friend and I are getting an apartment. I have failed to have them clarify this, and although they have not said this, I have kind of been under the impression that I pay $300, and my roommate also pays $300 for the security deposit. But after talking with several people, they say that's not how their experience has been (with other apartment complexes). They say that the $300 fee will be split between us, which sounds much more appealing to me. Any idea on which way it will be? Or is it different depending on where you go?

My internet is super good when I'm not gaming. Normal internet browsing and youtube watching is really fast and easy. But within a few seconds of me turning on a game to play, my internet crashes (note that it hasn't always been like this). Do you think that it might be that my internet card in my computer is weak and can't handle the large games and that maybe either upgrading or buying a USB WIFI adapter would help that? Or am I way off?

I know this will sound weird, or maybe to someone it won't sound abnormal and they can help me, but every time I turn on a computer game, any computer game, my entire internet goes out around the house for about 10 seconds. even a game that is 100% offline and requires absolutely no internet connection will cause this. I have tested it and it seems to be the problem, although I am not sure at this point. But if I am off of any game my internet is completely flawless. But as soon as I turn on a game, even if it doesn't require internet access, it blows my internet out for a short time. This makes absolutely no sense to me so could I get any help on what might be the problem and possibly how to fix it?