Looking for a bit of help with my homework

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The discussion centers on a request for homework assistance, with participants emphasizing the importance of showing one's work to receive help. Respondents advise against simply asking for answers, encouraging the poster to define terms and utilize relevant formulas. This approach aims to foster understanding rather than just providing solutions. Overall, the focus is on collaborative learning and problem-solving. Engaging with the material is essential for effective assistance.

Dec 2, 2006

shermaine80

hi,

can someone advise me this question attached. thanks!

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Dec 2, 2006

chroot

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We will not do your homework for you. Please show us your work, tells us where you're stuck, and we will help get you un-stuck.

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Dec 3, 2006

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Here's my advice: look up the definitions of all those terms and the associated formulas!

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