she is paintin 1wall .she began wit 2liters paint&used 750ml.on the 1st coat.does she have enough 4 3coats?y/n
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750ml for 1st coat\n750ml for 2nd coat\n750ml for 3rd coat\n2250ml fpr all\n\nno she doesn't have enough she neeeds another 250 ml
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If you believe that you could do neat work, perhaps you could offer your services to re-paint rooms of a friend's, neighbor's or relative's house if they supply the materials including paints, stirers, brushes, rollers, masking tape and plastic drop cloths.  You would also need a step ladder and rags and old clothes.  How many rooms would you do for $100?  Can someone help you learn the tricks of painting a room including how many coats?  You might also need help moving furniture, etc. out of the way.  Good luck.
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That's how English works.  A painting is not being painted any more; a drawing is not being drawn any more.  Sometimes English is weird.
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i wouldnt put more than two.\n\nthats when you start seeing miniature dancing pink elephants.\n\nif you do three then the little leprechauns start coming for you and you never get out of the situation.
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not that many!!!!\nhow old are u?\nhow old is she?
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I love this.\n\nFill the 7 liter pail.\n\nPour into 5 liter pail.\n\nLeft with 2 liters in 7 liter pail.\n\nEmpty 5 liter pail.\n\nPour the 2 liters from the 7 liter pail into the 5 liter pail.\n\nFill 7 liter pail.\n\nPour into the 5 liter pail til full.\n\nLeft with 4 liters in 7 liter pail.\n\n:)
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haha i did it on paint sorta messy here and there but hope it helps you =)\n\nhttp://img108.imageshack.us/my.php?image=math5tw.png
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Use a good (!very! expensive) paint and brush, gentle strokes, temperature and humidity should be just right, read the paint label for details.
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0 with 4 faces, 24 with 3 faces, 60 with 2 faces, 48 with 1 face and 12 with 0 faces.  \nNote, this is if the 3 cubes were not touching each other.  I made an assumption when you said that they were originally 3 separate cubes.  I believe, after reading the second answer, that I made an incorrect assumption since you said "total volume".  If the 3 cubes were touching each other when painted, I am wrong.
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At 6 she's probably bored with what she sees as something for little kids.  If she careful with the markers, she is obviously capable of being careful.  Instead of coloring things in, have her draw things on blank paper.  Up the interest level for her.
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Honey, you have done enough. Now, write her the same contents you wrote us about how hard you know she works, and how much you love and appreciate her. Let her know, although its not shown daily, your love, appreciation and respect, is all ways there. That will be a treasure that is priceless to her!!!
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She always wanted to ___Get___ a career in law. After she __passed____ her exams, she ___got____ a job in a small company. Within six months she ____had___ promotion. Now she ___has____ a lot of money, but one day she wants to ____own___ her own business. \nAs soon as I ____get___ home, I ___do___ my homework. I often ___make___ mistakes, of course, but I always __do____ my best. I never work for too long. I like to __have_____ some free time to relax.
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I can do it... but let me think a little on it.  Can I take the full 4 months?  :-)\n\nOkay, I think I have a solution... took me about 5 minutes I think:\n\nIf I move the dot from B1 -> B2 and C1 -> C2, then B and C will still have 4 dots, and row four will still have 4 dots, but now row two will have 4 dots.\n\nYou didn't say they couldn't share the same square!!!!\n------------\nI'm back\n\nYou didn't exactly state what a "row" was.  I would have called that a "line" but maybe that's what you meant.\n\nOkay, I have a couple revised solutions.  A "row" is now defined as 4 dots that are colinear (on the same line) but each point must be distinct.  This invalidates my previous answer.\n\nOne solution matches with what has already been stated, which is:\nA4 --> B5  and  D4 --> C5.  This makes two pairs of overlapping lines each with 4 dots.\n\nHowever, my new solution is to take C1 and place it halfway between columns B and C and halfway between rows 2 and 3.\n\nThen you have a line on row 4, a line on column B, and two diagonal lines!!!!\n\nOne dot moved, 4 lines created!!!!\n\nAnd if you *must* move two dots, then just move B1 --> B5 and you still have a valid answer.
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It sounds as if she is bluffing...talk with your lawyer.\n\nK
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I would really encourage her to finish her education first.  Modelling is incredibly competitive and if she does not make the big time she will need to have something to fall back on sooner rather than later. There's plenty of time still at her age.\n\nIncidentally, my daughter wanted to do this and following footslogging around all the reputable London agencies she was told on several occasions that she was 'too pretty', apparently they only wanted 'quirky' faces!! So its possible your daughter may also be put off by this attitude.
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Give her 20 min. that would be 40 orgasms. Enough right? Then you can get down to your business, and she will be more than happy to do anything for you. After 40 orgasms, I would.
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If it takes 5 people t days to do the house, then each day, 1/t of the house is painted.  If 5 people paint 1/t part of the house, then the rate at which each person paints 1/5t part of the house per day.  If 6 people take t - 8 days to paint the house, then each day 1/t-8 part of the job is done.  Since there are 6 people, each person paints 1/6(t-8) part of the house.  If we assume that each painter works at the same rate, then 1/5t = 1/6(t-8).  If we take reciprocals we get 5t = 6(t-8) and t = 48 for 5 people and 40 days for 6 people.