McKenzie Marie

Explain why there are 2 and only 2 electrons in each of the electron shells with l = 0 and 6 electrons in each of the shells with l = 1. This question is in reference to the element argon if that helps. 10 points best answer!

10 points best answer

From the mass of KHP used (.7659 g) calculate the molar amount of KHP used to neutralize the NaOH solution (the molar mass of KHP is 204.22 g/mol).

What are the steps to go about solving this problem? Please, help is very much appreciated. 10 points best answer

Hi, I just bought a Samsung Galaxy Player from the store and I am now transferring some of my music to it. Some of the music does not have the official artist name, info, year, album name, etc. information and the only identifiable info for the track is the name. How can I add this information to the track so it shows up on my mp3 and computer? because right now, all the sections of info that is missing simply says unknown and i want to add that info.

Thank you

Directions: Use the Intermediate Value Theorem and a graphing calculator to find intervals of length one in which the polynomial is guaranteed to have a zero.

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

2. f(x) = x^4 - 10x^2 + 3

Any help on how to solve these problems would be greatly appreciated. I'm not entirely sure what the question is asking and when I tried google, I was still unsure on what the Intermediate Value Theorem was. I don't want to be told the answer, but I'd appreciate if someone could explain to me the steps needed in order to solve these problems. Thanks again to all who help.

Directions: Use the Intermediate Value Theorem and a graphing calculator to find intervals of length one in which the polynomial is guaranteed to have a zero.

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

2. f(x) = x^4 - 10x^2 + 3

Any help on how to solve these problems would be greatly appreciated. I'm not entirely sure what the question is asking and when I tried google, I was still unsure on what the Intermediate Value Theorem was. I don't want to be told the answer, but I'd appreciate if someone could explain to me the steps needed in order to solve these problems. Thanks again to all who help.

I need a little help with determining the right-hand and left-hand behavior of the following graphs:

1. f(x) = 1 + 2x - x^6

2. f(x) = -2.1x^5 + 4x^3 - 2x^2 + 138

I don't care so much about the answers as the steps to obtaining them. If anyone could explain the steps on how to determine the behaviors I would greatly appreciate it. 10 points to the best answer.

f(x) = 3x + 1 / √(x^2 + x - 2)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm a little unsure of how to go about solving this equation. Thank you all for the help in advance and 10pts to the best answer.

10 points to the best answer. I would appreciate any clarification.

Solve for x the equation is : 3sin^2x=cos^x ; 0 is less than or equal to x which is less than or equal to 2π

I'm not entirely sure how to solve this problem. I think I've forgotten most of what I learned in Trig last year so help would be greatly appreciated. I'd rather have help/a walk through of the steps involved in solving the problem than just being given the answer. The hint on my sheet says there should be 4 possible final answers.Thank you all so much and 10 points to the best answer

Can anyone please explain to me how to solve these three problems? I don't necessarily have to be told the answers,I would just like a little help with the steps to obtaining the answers. I'm a little confused as to how I should be rearranging the equations in order to isolate the variables the questions are asking to solve for.

1) (x/a)+(y/b)+(z/c) =1, solve for a

2) V= 2(ab+bc+ca) , solve for a

3) 2x-2yd = y + xd ,solve for d

1. The final answer should be (bcx) / (bc - cy - bz)

2. The final answer should be (V- 2bc) / {2(b+c)}

3. The final answer should be (2x - y) / (x + 2y)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much and 10 points to the best answer as always.

Can anyone please explain to me how to solve these three problems? I don't necessarily have to be told the answers,I would just like a little help with the steps to obtaining the answers. I'm a little confused as to how I should be rearranging the equations in order to isolate the variables the questions are asking to solve for.

1) (x/a)+(y/b)+(z/c) =1, solve for a

2) V= 2(ab+bc+ca) , solve for a

3) 2x-2yd = y + xd ,solve for d

1. The final answer should be (bcx) / (bc - cy - bz)

2. The final answer should be (V- 2bc) / {2(b+c)}

3. The final answer should be (2x - y) / (x + 2y)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much and 10 points to the best answer as always.

The equation is: a^-1/(b^-1)(√a)

It reads (a raised to the power negative 1) divided by [(b raised to the power negative 1) times (sq root a)]

I don't care so much about the answer as the steps to obtaining it. I've worked at this problem for almost 30 minutes and I'm stumped. The final answer should be a^-3/2b , but I'm not sure how to arrive at that answer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 10 points to the best answer as always. Thank you all.

The equation is: a^-1/(b^-1)(√a)

It reads (a raised to the power negative 1) divided by [(b raised to the power negative 1) times (sq root a)]

I don't care so much about the answer as the steps to obtaining it. I've worked at this problem for almost 30 minutes and I'm stumped. The final answer should be a^-3/2b , but I'm not sure how to arrive at that answer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 10 points to the best answer as always. Thank you all.

The equation is: a(2/b)/(3/b)

I don't care so much about the answer as the steps to obtaining it. I've worked at this problem alone for almost 30 minutes and I'm stumped. The final answer should be 2/3a^2b^-1 but I'm not sure how to arrive at that answer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 10 points to the best answer as always

The equation is: a(2/b)/(3/b)

I don't care so much about the answer as the steps to obtaining it. I've worked at this problem alone for almost 30 minutes and I'm stumped. The final answer should be 2/3a^2b^-1 but I'm not sure how to arrive at that answer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 10 points to the best answer as always

Directions: Write the following expression in the form c a^p b^q where c, p, and q are numbers:

The equation to rewrite is a(2/b)/(3/b).

I need to rewrite it so that it is in the form of c a^p b^q (which reads c times a raised to the power p times b raised to the power q). I would appreciate any help and explanations to solve the problem. Thank you very much, and 10 points to the best answer.

Directions: Write the following expression in the form c a^p b^q where c, p, and q are numbers:

The equation to rewrite is a(2/b)/(3/b).

I need to rewrite it so that it is in the form of c a^p b^q (which reads c times a raised to the power p times b raised to the power q). I would appreciate any help and explanations to solve the problem. Thank you very much, and 10 points to the best answer.

Hey, so I bought Mass Effect 2 last year and I've been playing it every since (I absolutely LOVE it and I'm almost through with beating it). So anyway, I bought ME2 without ever buying or playing ME1 (although I wish I played that game first). I know it was possible for femshep to have a romantic relationship with Kaidan (among others) in ME1 and since I never played that game I (unfortunately) was not able to import my femshep into ME2 to continue the relationship. I want to know if it will be possible to still have a relationship with Kaidan if I import my ME2 character to ME3 when it comes out? Or will it not be possible since I never played ME1?

Thanks for the help guys ^_^

How would you say "Thank you. I look forward to speaking to you soon" in Spanish? This is a student speaking to a teacher, so it would have to be a formal translation with the usted form of "you". Please, no translators and I would like an answer from a native speaker. 10 Points for the best answer.

Thank you