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    Graph x^4: Learn How to Plot the Equation

    How do you graph x^4? I understand that x^2 is over 1 up 1 over 1 up 3 over 1 up 5 etc... But for x^4? What is it? When I plugged it into the calculator the graphs were totally different? Help?
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    Calculate Sugar Density: 1590kg/m^3 to g/cm^3

    its ok thanks.
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    Calculate Sugar Density: 1590kg/m^3 to g/cm^3

    but 1 m^3 = 1,000,000 cm^3
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    Calculate Sugar Density: 1590kg/m^3 to g/cm^3

    The question is asking to convert from kg/m^3 to g/cm^3.
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    Calculate Sugar Density: 1590kg/m^3 to g/cm^3

    Sorry I can't see the proportion. What is it? EDIT: I meant m^3.
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    Calculate Sugar Density: 1590kg/m^3 to g/cm^3

    What is the density of sugar g/cm^3 if its density is 1590kg/m^3? Hint: 1m^3 equals 1,000,000cm^3. I know that 1590kg to g is 1,590,000g. But how do I get the other half of it to cm^3? Help. Thanks. :)
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    Prove Exterior Angle Bisector Property in Triangle ABC & Point D

    1. Prove the property of exterior angle bisectors discussed in class. Given triangle ABC and point D on line AB such that CD bisects the exterior angle at C, then BD/AD=BC/AC. The only thing I can compute about this problem is the Property of Exterior Angle, but I don't know how to apply it...
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    Real Analysis Help: Proving Positive Real Numbers for Beginners

    1. Let a be a positive number. Prove that for each positive real number x there is an integer n such that na≤x≤(n+1)a. I have been looking through mounds of books, but haven't figured out where to start. Our teacher just left us hanging on how to figure it out. I am severely stuck and need help...
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    Need Articles relating to research in the health sciences.

    Google is your best friend.
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    Does Sodium Chloride Lack Molecules Due to Ionic Bonds?

    I asked for an easier interpretation not a copy and paste answer.
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    Does Sodium Chloride Lack Molecules Due to Ionic Bonds?

    1. Although we have to write sodium chloride as NaCl, we realize that NaCl is an ionic compound and contains no molecule. Explain. I kind of came up with an idea that sodium is a positive charge and chlorine is a negative charge. Is this the reason why they have no molecules? Is that what...
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    Trouble with very basic algebra question

    I am trying to help out lol, let me read up a little more and I will get back to you.
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    Trouble with very basic algebra question

    Are you trying to graph them on a number line and put them into inequalities?
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    How Are Ions Formed from Atoms?

    So Na has 11 protons and 11 electrons. If my teacher gave me a problem like, Cl-, then the answer would be 17 protons and 18 electrons right cause you add one more? So I have to know the charges of the groups of the periodic table to figure it out right?
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    How Are Ions Formed from Atoms?

    1. How are ions formed from atoms? Attempt at Solution: From reading books and browsing on the internet I've collected a good amount of information, but I don't completely understand them. "An ion is formed when an atom gains or loses an electron in bonding with another atom, causing the...
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