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I go to college in the US but I am a canadian resident, how do I become a permanent resident in Arizona

why? Please give details

How about rubber?

Please could you provide a detailed answer? Like Step by Step I really don't get this chapter. it is still pretty confusing. I tried to find the answer based on others yahoo answer example but I wasn't able to find it. Thank you.

I have more than 300 design in my trendbook.

All very original and creative from streetwear to haute-couture.

Would like to sell it to company, clothing label or department store in Toronto, Ontario ( Canada).

Calculus Problem:

A ball is thrown at an angle of 45 degrees to the ground, and lands 15 meters away.

The initial speed of the ball was ___ m/sec.

So I'm trying to solve this problem but I guess I'm using the wrong method. Could you please provide me a detailed answer for this one? Thanks in advance.

A dense particle with mass 5 kg follows the path r(t)=(sin(3t),cos(9t),2t^(11/2))

with units in meters and second.

What force acts on the mass at t = 0?

( ? , ? , 0 ) kg\ m/s^2

I need help on this one guys. This is what I've done so far:

r'(t)= 3cos(3t), -9sin(9t), 11t^(9/2)

Since they asked the result in m/s^2, I've squared the value of r'(t) and I 've obtained:

[r'(t)]^2 = 9cos^2(3t), 81sin^2(9t), 121t^9

I've tried to plug in t=0 into [r'(t)]^2 and that's how I found z=0

but my answer was wrong with the other vertice of the Force.

Where did I go wrong? and how was I supposed to solve this problem?

Find the parametric equations for the tangent line to the curve

x = t^{4} - 1, y = t^{3} + 1, z = t^{1}

at the point (80, 28, 3). Use the variable t for your parameter.

I'm transferring to Arizona State University, I don't have family there and I would like to know if its possible to live there without a car. Or if it's convenient.

I have been recently accepted to ASU and Temple and I'm currently debating what college I should choose.

I'm majoring in Mechanical Engineering and I'm trying to figure out which one is better for my field of study and where I'm going to have a better time.

Please answer with facts so that I can see it for myself.

Thank you.