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I need help.. do you know any history by any chance?

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yes

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what do you need to know about history?

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Here is the question if you know it:

Which of the following events was an example of historical continuity during the European colonization of North America?

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Do anyone know how many varsity sports Notre Dame has?

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I also need help with my Differential Equation problem

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is they homework wuestion

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wjat

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U.S.History: does anyone know about Schenck v. U.S

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26 varsity sports!

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@iTrinity

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32c = ____ f

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Which of the following events was an example of historical continuity during the European colonization of North America?


A. the persecution of American Indians following the Pequot war
B. The increase of colonial independence during the English Civil War
C. The arrival of spanish missionaries in western parts of North America
D. the establishment of the largely quaker colony of Pennyslvania.

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Thank you, how many are there posible?

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possible*

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Thats the whole question.. .

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http://www.course-notes.org/book/export/html/1803

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nothing eles plesae

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Thank you

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32 degrees Celsius is how many degrees Fahrenheit?

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ok

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F is between E and G, EF = x-7, and EG= 4x-3. Find FG. Include a Diagram.

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@awesomeness812 do u know anything bout Schenck v. U.S? it's history

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Could you try helping me type my paper on notre dames' sports?

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plz show ur work

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nyes

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89.6

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32 degrees Fahrenheit equals 0 degrees Celsius. If you would like to convert degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius, simply take the degrees Fahrenheit, subtract 32 and multiply the result by 5/9ths. To convert Celsius to Fahrenheit, reverse the process: Take the degrees Celsius, add 32 and multiply by 9/5ths. Works every time. You may also find a unit converter application on your cell phone or on line. You don't necessarily need a smart phone to find this program. Look in the Menu. Good luck with your conversions and with your math!

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Radium disintegrates at a rate proportional to the amount present. If 100 mg are set aside now, 96 mg will be left 100 years hence. Find how much will be left t centuries from the time the radium was set aside. Determine the amount left after 2.56 centuries and the half-life of radium.

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one

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@iTrinity I would but I have to get back to my HW! I'm sorry!

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@iTrinity tag me in a post if you type it and I will try my best to review it for you if I can! but I may not get to it!

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you cant solve this without a DE because the value dont fit nicely. If they daid half life of c_14 is 5500 years and you start with 100 grams how much do you have after 11000 years it would be 25 grams as that is exactly two half lives. here you halve fractions of half lives so DE is the only way. though you can use the formula M=Moe^(-kt) find k by letting M=Mo/2 and graph and solve it on a graphics calculator.

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yoga

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F is between E and G, EF = x-7, and EG= 4x-3. Find FG. Include a Diagram.

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@Bunbun1234321 okay, I'll message you if I need anything else

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plesae or put question in THIS QUESTION

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thank you

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do u know history

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yes

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yea

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schenck_v._United_States

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I'm confused in how to find c from the equation \[x=ce ^{kt}\] what should be my first step?

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