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First Aid Help please?
I'm confused on this video in the chapter. It says Diabetes is a disease in which the body can't effectively use sugar. If someone is in a diabetic emergency, then feed him with sugary drinks or food. I'm confused because that's contradicting....
5 AnswersFirst Aid9 years agoWhat does this message say? Is it Japanese?
3 AnswersJapan9 years agoAlgebra 1 help please!?
How would I work out to get the factors of 125x^9 + 64. Thanks for the help!
1 AnswerMathematics9 years agoMath: Is there a term that categorizes +,-,x, and /?
Is there a word that categorizes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division as one? Thanks, I know there is a word for it but it's stuck at the tip of my thought.
4 AnswersMathematics9 years agoWhat do these 2 Kanji symbols mean?
2 AnswersJapan9 years agoIs this a legal tennis move?
Some crazy move this guy did, please watch it and tell me if this is legal. Thanks!
7 AnswersTennis9 years agoJapan: Do students have to pay for High School?
Keep coming across mixed answers. Do students that go onto senior High School have to pay to go or is it tuition free? I came across a tuition of ¥300,000 for high school but I came across another source saying that public high schools in Japan are free as of 2010.
Please help, Thanks! (for a project).
5 AnswersJapan9 years agoJapan: Entrance Exams to get in High School?
I read that middle school students take entrance exams to get into a high school placement. I have two questions.
1) What if the student lives near one high school and doesn't do well enough on the exam. Will he have to move?
2) How does high school placement work for special ed students? Are they treated the same?
1 AnswerJapan9 years agoWhat is 6÷2(1+2)?????
I keep telling my friend it's 9 because of PEMDAS going left to right, but he keeps saying it's 1 for some reason and refuses to believe me even though I'm a math major...
8 AnswersMathematics9 years agoHelp with these triangles please!?
First off what do the numbers represent because they are placed where the angles are at, but they aren't angles (at least I'm pretty sure they aren't). I'm confused with this question, please help, thanks!
(not homework, just stumbled upon it and got me veeeery curious)
2 AnswersMathematics9 years agoWhat are some methods to fix disproportionality in schools?
Disproportionality is when schools have a high number of students enrolled in special education than there should be. When compared to statistics of previous enrollments, if there is a big change in enrolled students in special education then it signals a big possibility that there are students that shouldn’t be in special education classes.
What are some methods to fix this problem? Website links would be amazing. Thanks!
1 AnswerSpecial Education9 years agoMath Help: What is x^2 + x^2?
Can I add them to make 2x^2 or just leave it like that?
13 AnswersMathematics9 years agoIs this sentence grammatically incorrect?
Sentence: In Sunday's NFC wild-card game between the New York Giants and Atlanta Falcons, New York's Bryan.....
Shouldn't Sunday's be Sundays'? If Sunday's stands as is, wouldn't it be "In Sunday is NFC wild-card..."
Same goes for New York
Thanks! (learning English ^.^)
6 AnswersLanguages9 years agoJapan Population Crisis?
Over the months I've learned that Japans population is declining and it's VERY hard to become a permanent resident of Japan if you are a foreigner of another country, and must also relinquish your previous countrys' ownership. If Japan is in need of more people, why don't they lighten up the residency grant?
9 AnswersJapan9 years agoAnyone know what song this is? (Japanese Song)?
It's a Japanese song. Thought I'd have best luck in this section
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ng-Gn5PWimA&lc=uIwU...
Thanks!!! :)
2 AnswersLanguages9 years agoAnyone know what this music track is?!?!?
Please it's really important! Making a video! If you know what it is please tell me, if you don't, I'll accept any music track that is similar to it! Thanks!!! (The music track in Rick Perry's ad campain)
2 AnswersOther - Music9 years agoWhat is the derivative of (z)lnx at x?
I know it would be z(1/x) but I don't know what to do with the z. Would the answer be (1/x) or would you keep the z so that it would be (z/x)? Thanks!!
1 AnswerMathematics9 years agoK-On Movie Subbed Version out?
Is there a link out yet to the K-On movie subbed? Thanks!
2 AnswersComics & Animation10 years agoDid this happen to you on Youtube also?
Recently, my youtube videos will play, but it doesn't show the grey rendering bar on the player anymore...???
For you guys, do you still have a grey rendering bar on the player in the timeline??? I want to know if I'm the only one... if you guys don't also, do you know how to get it back?
1 AnswerYouTube10 years ago
