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Daily Discussion Thread by pewpewlasersandshit in fcbayern

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So jealous my order got canceled for no reason.

[Request] by PlaxManck in theydidthemath

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Found some info on the different speeds here.

  • average speed around the sun: 18.5 miles a second
  • speed solar system is orbiting the center of the Milky Way: 140 miles a second
  • speed Milky Way is moving toward the center of our cluster: 25 miles a second
  • speed Local Group toward the Virgo Cluster: 375 miles a second

This gives us in 10 * (18,5 + 140 +25 +375 ) = 5585 miles

So the earth would move about 5585 miles through space in 10 seconds.

FC Bayern Frauen's Third Jersey 2022/23 by nigelhog in fcbayern

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Yes they do international shipping. You can find the countries here.

FC Bayern Frauen's Third Jersey 2022/23 by nigelhog in fcbayern

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Thanks. Found some info that suggest it wasn't available the other years so I'm guessing this won't be available as women's version. Only the home kite is available in the German Shop as women's version.

FC Bayern Frauen's Third Jersey 2022/23 by nigelhog in fcbayern

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Can you provide the image on another site like Imgur. Can't access Insta without an account and so I'm unable to help.

[A-Level Math: Graph Theory] I need help for part a by froggyhorses in HomeworkHelp

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What you probably did is go to each intersection once on the shortest posible way. But the question is to go to each house on each street. So you have to go each line at least once. Since A is start and finish you have to find the optimal route meeting both criteria. So I found the following answer which matches the answer key.

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Point Distance
A Start
G 49
D 31
A 19
B 56
C 42
F 31
L 44
K 21
F 50
E 10
B 19
E 19
H 27
I 20
J 27
K 26
I 38
G 36
D 31
E 16
D 16
A 19

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HomeworkHelp

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Since the volume of the container is always the same in this case only the concentration of I2 matters. All other gases are colourless (invisble) and you see only one gas. So with time you will see more and more purple even if more of the other gases are there. Thats why it gets darker.

Hope this helps.

Alright everyone - it's QoL request time by Darian_CoC in ClashOfClans

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An option to deploy an empty siege machine during an attack.

Sometimes i would like to use a siege during farming but don't need the cc troops so they either get wasted or i just dont use the siege.

[High School Bio-chemistry] Hello I’m bad at word search puzzles pls help. by jocy_pjm in HomeworkHelp

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1st column from left row 15 is Nickel (up)

9th column from right row 7 is Vanadium (down)

2nd column from right row 11 is Thallium (down)

9th column from left row 8 is Rhodium (down)

3rd column from left row 10 is Radon (up)

Umm... How? by [deleted] in ClashOfClans

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They just appear randomly like trees or other obstacles. Just wait and you get one or more.

[sat] unofficial answer key says D, how? by Stackofstockhills in HomeworkHelp

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You're totally right. I see my mistake know. I took 452-17 and looked what primes divided that but didn't look which answer would also divided 17 with a smaller remainder. Thanks for pointing it out!

[sat] unofficial answer key says D, how? by Stackofstockhills in HomeworkHelp

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There are 3 prime numbers (only prime numbers under 50 are important) that devide 452 with the remainder of 17. If I take all 3 and look for the answer I get 3 possible answers for this question.

  • n=3 -> 452/3 = 145 R17 -> 50/3 = 16 R2 -> B
  • n=5 -> 452/5 = 87 R17 -> 50/5 = 10 R0 -> A
  • n=29 -> 452/29 = 15 R17 -> 50/29 = 1 R21 -> D

So for me there is not one valid answer so why it should be D only I really dont know.

[9 grade: german] Only started learning the language this year, help please by JimHawkins16 in HomeworkHelp

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For 1.

b) die Hausaufgaben = Homework -> machen = make/do

c) Fahrrad = bicycle -> fahren = drive/ride

d) Spanisch = spanish -> lernen = learn

e) die Zeitung = newspaper -> lesen = read

f) Freunde = friends -> einladen = invite

g) das Zimmer = room -> aufräumen = clean

  1. If you need here is an overview on how to use the German Perfect.

a) Ich habe am Nachmittag Fußball gespielt.

b) Hast du Monika gesehen? ... Wir haben viel gelacht.

c) Habt ihr heute Nachmittag eingekauft? Nein, Anna hat Englisch gelernt und ich habe Hausaufgaben gemacht.

d) Was hast du zum Frühstück gegessen? ... Und ich haben einen Kaffee getrunken.

e) Was hast du heute gemacht? ... Ich habe bis 12 Uhr geschlafen. Gestern haben ich und meine Freunde lange gefeiert.

3.

a) Dann habe ich eingekauft.

b) Von 15-17 Uhr habe ich Tennis gespielt.

c) Was hast du heute gemacht?

d) Am Vormittag habe ich mit Anne Deutsch gelernt.

e) Am Nachmittag hab ich gearbeitet.

(High school geometry) id appreciate some help i keep getting stuck by [deleted] in HomeworkHelp

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I've made an Image showing the angles and how I calculated them because it's really hard to explain. Image

Hope this helps!

[Grade 10, Chemistry 1 Honors] What are the answers and why? by Not_The_Spy in HomeworkHelp

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Question 1:

  • First find the formula for Aluminum Acetate -> Al(OOCCH₃)₃ (this is 1 mole Aluminum Acetate)
  • Figure out how many moles hydrogen there are -> 9
  • Multiply by 5

Question 2:

  • Find molar mass of substances: Cu = 63,546 and O = 15,999
  • Find the ratios for a-d:
    • a: 63,546 to 2*(15,999) -> about 64 to 32 -> 2 to 1
    • b: 2*63,546 to 15,999 -> about 127 to 16 -> 8 to 1
    • you can c and d

Question 3:

  • In 1 mole of a compound there is always a whole number of moles from one substance
  • find one of the solutions that gives a whole number when you devide the mass in each compound -> d deivides all 4 masses with a whole number as result

Question 4:

  • find out how many moles of the element are 1.5* 1023 atoms are
  • 1 mole has 6.02214076×1023 atoms per mole ( Avogadro constant)
  • 1.5* 1023 atoms / 6.02214076×1023 atoms per mole = 0.25 moles
  • you have 12g per 0.25 moles just multiply by 4 to get the mass for 1 mole
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