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2.0 E -4/2.56 E -2 = 0.10squared/0.40squared * 0.10to the Ypower/0.20 to the Ypower
solve for Y
I get 4
solve for Y
I get 4
To check if a question and answer are simple, I analyze the language and structure of the question and answer. Simple questions usually have a straightforward and concise wording, while simple answers provide a clear and direct response without unnecessary details.
Examples of simple questions and answers include: "What is the capital of France?" - "Paris", "What is the atomic number of carbon?" - "6", "When did World War II end?" - "1945". These questions and answers are clear, brief, and provide a direct response.
A simple question is usually shorter and more direct compared to a complex question. It also does not require any prior knowledge or explanation to understand the question. Additionally, simple questions typically have a single correct answer, while complex questions may have multiple possible answers or require further explanation.
The purpose of checking for simple questions and answers is to ensure clear and effective communication. Simple questions and answers are easier to understand, and they can help avoid confusion or misunderstandings. It also makes it easier for the person answering the question to provide a direct and accurate response.
Yes, a question can still be considered simple even if it has a longer sentence structure. As long as the question is straightforward and concise, it can be classified as a simple question. The length of the sentence does not necessarily determine the simplicity of a question.