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hello i just sign up to thses forum recommended by a friend to help with mu assignment. i posted a few questions to get help on but no replies. how do i get more replies and help

thank you
 
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We cannot help if you don't explain what you have understood from a problem, what work you have done, things you think might be relevant, and so forth.

It is strictly against site policy (and cheating too!) for us to simply give you an answer -- or even to simply tell you everything you need to do. Neither of these things help you learn the subject, and they definitely don't help your general problem solving skills.
 
peace89 said:
how do i get more replies and help

You must learn patience. You registered and posted your questions at the time when most of our users (US & Europe) are asleep, and you are surprised there are no answers after 28 minutes?
 

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