My teacher couldnt EVEN ANSWER THeSe !!  Can YOu?
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i doubt your teacher couldnt answer these unless (s)he is not actually a physics teacher\n\nc and a\n\nthe initial momentum is 4kgm/s\nthe final momentum is conserved so it is still 4 kgm/s\nmomentum is mass*velocity\nmass is 1+3= 4kg\nv = p/m = 4kgm/s / 4kg = 1 m/s\n\nentropy is randomness or disorder, when the rooms are different temps, its like the temps are "sorted". there is order to the temperature. when they combine, there is no more order, the temperatures are more random instead of being focused around 2 different temps so disorder, or entropy increases
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addition\nequation\nknowing too much math\ncorrect answer!
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Go read the book, you can not get full marks with answers on Yahoo .... hahahaaaaaaa your teacher might answer the question while you do not know , until you find a big ZERO on your paperwork .... reason COPY & PASTE
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Try reviewing your class notes and looking through your text book. Im sure that the answer you need is there. It might take a bit of thought to figure out how to do these problems! Take the time to figure it out, it will be worth it in the long run!
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If you can't find the answers online then you're not looking very hard.  I typed #6 into the Yahoo search bar and I got a bunch of explanations.  Do your homework, you might learn something.
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sounds like a homework problem!
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Hope you had fun with your homework.  You should at least try them and then ask what you did wrong.  We can't be there for you during your exams.
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1) \n76>40+4c\n36>4c\nc<9\n\n2) 1500>100+17.5p\n1400>17.5p\np<80
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1. no\n2. 1\n3. 12\n4. 6\n5. no\n6. 25\n7, 2\n8. 90\n9. 9\n10. none\n11. don't know
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Give her a break. Everyone is here coz they didn't really listen in class or need help. That's why we are here to answer them.\n\n1) 11% (275/2500 x 100 = Answer)\n\n2) 963 (900/100 x 107 = Answer)\n\n3) 750 s (300/40 x 100 = Answer)\n\n4) 7550 (8882/100 x 85 = Answer)\n\n5) $20442.50 (18500/10 x 110.5 = Answer)\n\n6) $5875.20 (6400/100 x 8.2 = Answer) \n\nI've done it for u, u better buck up in ur maths. These are the basics.
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2,3,1 (nothing goes there) ,6\n\nHope it helps :]
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Scroll to the bottom for Homework Help: http://answerpool.com/6/ubb.x?a=cfrm&cdra=Y&s=669605981
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No joke!  Or just by doing a Google search, for heaven's sake.  Some of them seem like research questions for homework--perhaps the teacher specified that they can't just look it up, and this is a sneaky way of being lazy anyway?\n\nPeople want attention, and even near-anonymous answers are better than nothing?  (You'd think they'd work harder to come up with a clever question if that were the case, though)
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Rule 1:  I felt my legs get weak when I first glimpsed my true love in the little town of FORTITUDE, Pennsylvania.\n\nRule 2: I submitted my RESIGNATION as a Grammar teacher on June 1, 2004, due to my inability to use commas correctly. \n\nRule 3: Rock, I think it's FUTILE for me to try to do your homework for you.\n\nRule 4: Hawaii, our 50th state, experienced a large earthquake of MAGNITUDE 6.8.\n\nRule 5: The THEME park had a roller coaster, a water slide, and people dressed up like cartoon characters that harassed you wherever you went.\n\nRule 6: In a few moments, you'll see how my yelling "Fire!" in this crowded room will result in sheer PANDEMONIUM. \n\nRule 7: Yes, the Firefox Anti-Plagirism plug-in will DETER students from copying their answers from Yahoo Answers. \n\nRule 8: I turned to Rock and said, "By being very OBSTINATE about your assignment, I've made it through all these stupid comma rules. Now my brain is fried and I feel like I'm going into a comma, oops, I mean coma."
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1. correct\n2. correct\n3. nucleus\n4. correct\n\n7. .0625g\n8. No
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do your own homework. at least try to make the question not sound like a homework question
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Based on number of questions you are asking, it looks like you're trying to get the answers for your whole homework assignment.  Since most of these are fairly easy problems, I'd suggest you spend some time working them and making sure you know how to differentiate.  Trust me, you'll do better in your class if you work some of these on your own.