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  • can someone help answer this math question?

    Can you please help me answer this? Show me the solution, too, please.

    There is a total of 800 entries. 45 entries are randomly picked as winners. So how many entries do I need to at least be 1 of the 800 picked?

    3 AnswersMathematics5 years ago

  • Mathematic probability question?

    Can you please help me answer this? Show me the solution, too, please.

    There is a total of 800 entries. 45 entries are randomly picked as winners. So how many entries do I need to at least be 1 of the 800 picked?

    1 AnswerMathematics5 years ago

  • Someone please translate Turkish into English for me?

    It's one line from a tv series so I am giving you the link.

    It's only one sentence. I notice they always say something like "Hasya..." when they're trying to say something like, "Nothing like that" but I am not sure so I am going to ask you.

    SKIP TO MINUTE 54:56.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgoSofrqAYc

    1 AnswerLanguages6 years ago

  • Can someone translate Croatian into English without using translator?

    Ostaæeš sa mnom noæas?

    Umoran sam, Hurrem.

    Hoæu da spavam, lahku noæ!

    Sultano, jeste li dobro?

    - Nisam dobro, Nilufer.

    Uopšte nisam dobro.

    Nešto se desilo?

    Isabella...

    Koliko æe još ostati ovde?

    Ne znam! Zašto pitate?

    Nije mi se dopalo njeno ponašanje veèeras.

    Zašto je tako bliska sa vama?

    Dopada mi se kada ste ljubomorni.

    Ali ne shvatam razlog za vašu brigu.

    Ili sumnjate u moju ljubav prema vama?

    Ništa tako! Vjerujem vam sve...

    Ne sumnjam nimalo!

    Ali nije mi sve jedno da sam pod istim krovom s tom ženom.

    -------------------------------------------------------------------

    Gospodaru! Hurrem-sultana je tu.

    Neka uðe,...

    Reæi æu vam,samo,...nemojte se naljutiti...

    Govorim ovo za dobrobit Hatidže-sultane. Ne želim da nastrada!

    Govori to što imaš da kažeš!

    Èula sam da je Ibrahim-paša, bio u tako reæi bliskim odnosima s princezom

    Svake noæi, do rane zore, imali su razgovor na Italijanskom.

    I vi ste vidjeli sinoæ za stolom.

    Hatidže-sultana je mnogo uznemirena u prisustvu Isabelle.

    Biæe u pravu ako pomisli, da meðu njima nešto ima.

    Oni su,...kao barut i vatra.

    1 AnswerLanguages6 years ago

  • Croation to English translation please?

    Hi, can someone please translate this into English please?

    Stradali ste u požaru, koji ste sami izazvali.

    1 AnswerLanguages6 years ago
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    Need help on this mathematic formula?

    If R* is equals to infinity, then what will the formula be replaced with? I need step by step solution please!

    1 AnswerMathematics6 years ago

  • How do you calculate this?

    If 0.3 cm represents 2.8 micrometer, then how many centimeter does 50 micrometer represent?

    4 AnswersMathematics6 years ago
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    how do you explain this dielectrophoresis phenomenon?

    How do I explain the positive and negative DEP phenomena using this diagram?

    Is this explanation correct?

    If a suspended particle has polarizability higher than the surrounding medium, the electrode with higher electric field (+ in the figure) and the polarization charge of opposite polarity (δ−) will be induced by the high electric field side of the particle. In this case, the force exerted on δ− is greater than δ+, thus pushing the particle towards the region of higher electric field. This behaviour of a neutral particle moving towards a region of stronger electric field is called positive DEP. If the surrounding medium has a higher polarizability than the suspended particle, the electrode with higher electric field and the polarization charge of the same polarity will be induced by the high electric field side of the particle. In this case, the force exerted on δ+ greater than δ−, thus pushing the particle towards the region of lower field strength. This behaviour of a particle moving towards a region of weaker electric field is called negative DEP.

    1 AnswerPhysics6 years ago
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    What's the difference between the two datas?

    I am really bad at analyzing log graphs. Can you tell me approximately how much bigger is the blue one than the red one IN MHz?

    Is the blue approximately 3 MHz bigger than the red?

    1 AnswerMathematics6 years ago
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    Need help in figuring this equation?

    Hi.

    I am doing some experiment on finding the electrical characteristics (surface conductance specifically) of a particle which is then attached to different amount of DNAs. The whole aim of this experiment is actually to analyse the sensitivity of this new found method of detecting DNA, but I don't think I need to explain it in detail for this particular problem.

    Now, this zeta potential is crucial because it's needed to calculate the crossover frequency of the DNA-attached particles. Crossover frequency is the frequency at which dielectrophoresis force is 0 (neither positive nor negative).

    After measuring the zeta potential of the particles, it was found that the zeta potential didn't show a significant change despite changing the ratio of particle to DNA. The crossover frequency however, did show a change corresponding to the different ratios of particle to DNA. Why is this so? And that's what I need to figure out. I am not so good at math so I am helping someone could solve this question, please. I guess the answer could be found by analysing this equation.

    1 AnswerMathematics6 years ago

  • please help me translate this English text into Japanese please. (no online translator allowed, this is serious)?

    Please help me translate this English text into Japanese please. (no online translator allowed, this is serious)

    Combining the dramatic alteration in DEP characteristics with impedance measurement leads to rapid and quantitative detection of amplicons (figure 2). The method exploits the surface conductivity dependence of microbead DEP characteristics. The mechanism by which DNA labeling alters the bead surface conductivity is critically important, affecting the sensitivity and versatility of the detection method. It is expected that the surface conductivity would depend on the number of DNA fragments immobilized on a microbead.

    In this study, we aimed to reveal how dielectrophoretic characteristics of DNA-labeled microbeads are affected by ratios of DNA to microbeads.

    2 AnswersLanguages6 years ago

  • Australia Zoo for foreign students?

    Hello.

    I am planning to go to Australia in March. Australia Zoo is one of the places on my list. I have a few questions here:

    1. Do students from foreign universities get student price for admission or does it only apply for students who study in Australia?

    2. How long does it take to get there from Gold Coast? I'm planning to rent a car if that's the easiest and fastest way to get there.

    3. Is it ok to buy the admission tickets on arrival instead of pre-booking them online? Would the queue be long? Is the place always crowded?

    4. I'd be very thankful if anyone could give directions to go there from Gold Coast.

    2 AnswersStudying Abroad7 years ago

  • Question about gel electrophoresis which is used to measure the concentration of DNA?

    There is a total of 8 wells and the the two ends of the wells are not used, meaning that only 6 wells are used in this experiment. The first four wells are filled with markers while the next two wells are are filled with DNA samples. Below are the amount of markers and DNA which are filled in their respective wells (in microL):

    M1 : 1

    M2 : 3

    M3 : 5

    M4 : 10

    DNA 1 : 3

    DNA 2 : 5

    This procedure is carried out to measure the concentration of DNA. Now, what I don't understand:

    1. what is the function of the markers

    2. why are four markers needed

    3. how do you know how many microlitre of markers needed in each well (why 1, 3, 5 and 10)

    4. why do you need two DNA samples when they're the same DNA, only different amount

    5. how do you know how many microlitre of DNA to put in each well (why 3 and 5)

    1 AnswerChemistry7 years ago
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    Question about gel electrophoresis which is used to measure the concentration of DNA?

    There is a total of 8 wells and the the two ends of the wells are not used, meaning that only 6 wells are used in this experiment. The first four wells are filled with markers while the next two wells are are filled with DNA samples. Below are the amount of markers and DNA which are filled in their respective wells (in microL):

    M1 : 1

    M2 : 3

    M3 : 5

    M4 : 10

    DNA 1 : 3

    DNA 2 : 5

    This procedure is carried out to measure the concentration of DNA. Now, what I don't understand:

    1. what is the function of the markers

    2. why are four markers needed

    3. how do you know how many microlitre of markers needed in each well (why 1, 3, 5 and 10)

    4. why do you need two DNA samples when they're the same DNA, only different amount

    5. how do you know how many microlitre of DNA to put in each well (why 3 and 5)

    1 AnswerBiology7 years ago
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    Need help calculating and drawing convolution?

    Hi! I need your help with convolution. I am having problem understanding it. Could you please explain the solution to me - what are the ranges for t and how does the drawing represent the answer?

    Ignore the Japanese writing, it only says to "find z", and "when t=......"

    1 AnswerMathematics7 years ago

  • how to get a 70% ethanol?

    Is it correct to mix 900 microL of water and 2100 microL of ethanol to get a 70% ethanol?

    2 AnswersChemistry7 years ago
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    How to draw vectors with C language programming?

    Can someone please tell me how to write a program in C language or C++ to draw this diagram? I will then use a vector drawing software program to complete it, but to get this diagram, I have to first need to write out the program. Can someone help me?

    1 AnswerProgramming & Design7 years ago

  • Need help in English-Japanese translation?

    In the plasma deposition process an Element is evaporated, the gas atoms are ionized and they travel through a vacuum space to another surface which is oppositely charged, they attach themselves to that surface. the deposition is pure, very clean, very even and of equal thickness all over. It is not oxidized because there is no oxygen. In a multi step process one element can be deposited over another.

    1 AnswerLanguages7 years ago

  • The advantages of plasma process using a low-pressure discharge.?

    Can someone explain to me what are the advantages of plasma process using a low-pressure discharge?

    1 AnswerEngineering7 years ago

  • The advantages of plasma process using a low-pressure discharge.?

    Can someone explain to me what are the advantages of plasma process using a low-pressure discharge?

    2 AnswersEngineering7 years ago