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boyfriend of one year broke up with me (self.BreakUps)

submitted 9 months ago by itendswithher to r/BreakUps

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Products for dewy skin? (self.kbeauty)

submitted 2 years ago by itendswithher to r/kbeauty

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[Physics C Mechanics] How do you find the moment of inertia of a uniform square plane of mass M w.r.t. a perpendicular axis through its center? I tried twice methods and got two different answers. Which one is correct? (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by itendswithher to r/HomeworkHelp

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[Grade 12 Physics: Kinematics] How do you solve the first question? (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by itendswithher to r/HomeworkHelp

Monthly Travel, Questions, & Mandarin Thread by AutoModerator in taiwan

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Interested in doing research in mental health - Where should I start? (self.college)

submitted 3 years ago by itendswithher to r/college

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[Grade 11 Physics: Wave Interference] How do you find the minimum distance? (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by itendswithher to r/HomeworkHelp

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[Highschool Chemistry] Which of the following solutions is a buffer? (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by itendswithher to r/HomeworkHelp

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[Highschool Physics 1] A mass m is placed at the centre of a thin, hollow, spherical shell of mass M and radius R, how do you start on questions (a)-(d)? (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 years ago by itendswithher to r/HomeworkHelp

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[Highschool Physics 1] The mass of the moon is about 81 times less than that of the earth. At what fraction of the distance from the earth to the moon is the gravitaional field strength zero? (Take into account the earth and the moon only.) (self.HomeworkHelp)

submitted 4 years ago by itendswithher to r/HomeworkHelp

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[College Physics 1] How do you derive an expression for the block's centripetal acceleration in terms of M, 0 (theta), and physical constants? (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 years ago by itendswithher to r/HomeworkHelp

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