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[Chantecleer]

Can someone help me on my research paper?

I need to write 8-11 pages (double spaced) about the life of a white male abolitionist (anti-slavery guy) during the antebellum period (1840's)

anybody got any clue how in-depth it should be, and what I should write on each page? I have 6 primary sources, so that should help but I really don't feel like putting time in this (plus, this is a rough draft)

thanks for reading,
chant

anyone wanna give me some freaking help?

 

anyone wanna give me some freaking help?

Hey Chantecleer, as far as that paper goes, I'd say you should go pretty in-depth if it's that many pages.

I'll give you a basic structure to follow

Page 1.) His birth, early life, childhood interests

Page 2.) Growing up into anti-slavery, description of teen life

Page 3.) Any education he might of received, what he studied

Page 4.) His personal views on anti-slavery, any justifications he may have written

Page 5.) Any of his influences (this can include family); motives

Page 6.) Action he took on his views, were his actions right or wrong

Page 7.) Outcome of his actions, good, bad, neutral. (What did his actions provoke in other people)

Page 8.) Impact of his actions. How did they affect what the world is today.

Hope I was of some help to you,

If you have any questions you can contact me via MSN.

 

[Seven51]

Ive got some mad math questions for Grade 11 Uni-Math corse. I'll update this post with the questions. Ive spend a good two hours and have failed pretty hard.

P.S. Full explanation required

Edit: Here are the Super Fun assignment questions.

1. Quadratics: A Quadratic function goes through the points (0,1) , (2,-1) and (-1,-7). Give the equation for this function in standard form. (not to hard)
2.Algebra: On the first four tests of the year your average is 84%. If you think you can score 94% on all remaning tests how many more tests do you need to brin your average to a 90%. (Trial and error is possible, but algebraic solution is required for full marks) (still not to hard, but getting there)
3.Exponents(bracket number means to the power of, eg x(6) is x to the power of 6): If x(2)yz(3) = 7(3) and xy(2) = 7(0) find the value of xyz. (No idea)
4. Functions: Find the equation for each function represented by the tables of balue below (ill write it). Then use your function f(21).
a) (1,10), (2,14), (3,18), (4,22)
b) (-1,-3), (1,-3), (3,13), (5,45)
c) (0,1), (1,4), (2,~5.24), (4,7)
d) (-1,0.5), (0,1), (1,2), (2,4)
5.Quotients and Patterns:
a) What is the quotient when any three-digit number whos digits are the same is divided by the sum of its digits? Explain why the quotient is always the same. (wtf?)
b) Is there a constant quotient for any 4 digit number whos digits are the same? For any five digit numbers? For numbers with any number of digits? Explaine.(No actually, wtf?)
6. Linear functions and reflections: The straight line 2x-3y+6=0 is reflected in the line y = -x. Find the equation of the reflection image. (Algebraic equation perffered)

 

[Chantecleer]

Hey Chantecleer, as far as that paper goes, I'd say you should go pretty in-depth if it's that many pages.

I'll give you a basic structure to follow

Page 1.) His birth, early life, childhood interests

Page 2.) Growing up into anti-slavery, description of teen life

Page 3.) Any education he might of received, what he studied

Page 4.) His personal views on anti-slavery, any justifications he may have written

Page 5.) Any of his influences (this can include family); motives

Page 6.) Action he took on his views, were his actions right or wrong

Page 7.) Outcome of his actions, good, bad, neutral. (What did his actions provoke in other people)

Page 8.) Impact of his actions. How did they affect what the world is today.

Hope I was of some help to you,

If you have any questions you can contact me via MSN.

thanks a lot man that really boosted my ideas

 

thanks a lot man that really boosted my ideas

Glad I was able to help, good luck with your paper.

 

[Breakyoself]

Some more questions are

~Energy is released during a nuclear reaction due to a conservation between mass and energy. Mass is not onserved. The inital and final amounts are different. If atotal of 19g of mass were "missing", how much energy is released? Answer in units of J (jules)


~A passanger on an interplanertay express bus traveling at 0.19c takes 6 miutes slee by his watch. How long would you measure the passangers sleep to be. Answer in units of minutes

~Assume 11g of a substance marked as "pure energy" is annihilate by 11g of a second substance "anti pure energy", How long would the energy released power a city which uses 2*10&9 W of power? Answer in units of hours

~ A protons rest mass is 1.67*10^-27 (1.67 times 10 to the negative 27). Calculate its total energy if it is accelerated to a speed of 0.75c. Answer in units of J

I'd really love to do the calculations but unfortunately my calculator is out of batteries. For the first question use e=mc^2. Also, for the third question, use e=mc^2 where the total mass is 0.022kg (anti-matter annihilation results in all the mass converted to energy). For the fourth question, use e=0.5mv^2.

Hope that helps

 

[Seven51]

Ive got some mad math questions for Grade 11 Uni-Math corse. I'll update this post with the questions. Ive spend a good two hours and have failed pretty hard.

P.S. Full explanation required

Edit: Here are the Super Fun assignment questions.

1. Quadratics: A Quadratic function goes through the points (0,1) , (2,-1) and (-1,-7). Give the equation for this function in standard form. (not to hard)
2.Algebra: On the first four tests of the year your average is 84%. If you think you can score 94% on all remaning tests how many more tests do you need to brin your average to a 90%. (Trial and error is possible, but algebraic solution is required for full marks) (still not to hard, but getting there)
3.Exponents(bracket number means to the power of, eg x(6) is x to the power of 6): If x(2)yz(3) = 7(3) and xy(2) = 7(0) find the value of xyz. (No idea)
4. Functions: Find the equation for each function represented by the tables of balue below (ill write it). Then use your function f(21).
a) (1,10), (2,14), (3,18), (4,22)
b) (-1,-3), (1,-3), (3,13), (5,45)
c) (0,1), (1,4), (2,~5.24), (4,7)
d) (-1,0.5), (0,1), (1,2), (2,4)
5.Quotients and Patterns:
a) What is the quotient when any three-digit number whos digits are the same is divided by the sum of its digits? Explain why the quotient is always the same. (wtf?)
b) Is there a constant quotient for any 4 digit number whos digits are the same? For any five digit numbers? For numbers with any number of digits? Explaine.(No actually, wtf?)
6. Linear functions and reflections: The straight line 2x-3y+6=0 is reflected in the line y = -x. Find the equation of the reflection image. (Algebraic equation perffered)

These things are mind raping me. There could be some what of a prize for helping me? If anyones free to go one on one with me that would be great.

 

[Skilz Skilz]

Hello, can anybody explain the basic steps for solving three-by-threes? Thank you.

 

[sozwut]

Can someone help me with simplifying radical expressions?

 

[Koot]

2.Algebra: On the first four tests of the year your average is 84%. If you think you can score 94% on all remaning tests how many more tests do you need to brin your average to a 90%. (Trial and error is possible, but algebraic solution is required for full marks) (still not to hard, but getting there)

If its not too late. I've only figured this one out.

The equation is 90(4+x)=84(4) + 94x where x is the number of tests needed.
Solve for x and you get 6.

 

[The Fat Controller]

3.Exponents(bracket number means to the power of, eg x(6) is x to the power of 6): If x(2)yz(3) = 7(3) and xy(2) = 7(0) find the value of xyz. (No idea)

If x*y^2=7^0, a first thought is that maybe both x and y are 1. That also works in the first equation if z is 7. So xyz is 1*1*7=7...

I did a lot of algebra before and got this same answer, but deleted it because I thought I did it wrong.

 

[OldFinn]

Page 2.) Growing up into anti-slavery, description of teen life

It would have been a pro-slavery society if he was white, most likely.

I recommend you do this man, there appears to be plenty you can put into your own words and simply rewrite: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Lloyd_Garrison

 

[Xzwolf]

wow you guys are smart!! DANG!!

 

[Seven51]

If its not too late. I've only figured this one out.

The equation is 90(4+x)=84(4) + 94x where x is the number of tests needed.
Solve for x and you get 6.

Theres one to tick off my list lol. Thanks man, I am just horrid at making the first equation. Thanks for the help.

If anyone else could help me with my other crazy math problems it would be much appreciated.

 

[burny]

can anyone explain to me what makes keeps an equation from being a function or a linear equation so far I know

Function:
nothing

L equation:
no multiplying/dividing variables
no exponents on variables

 

[Koot]

For a function the only one I can think on top of my head is that it can't have 2 ranges corresponding to the same domain. Meaning you can't have 2 y values for one x. Consider a circle, it isn't a function.

Also for linear, it is simply the form y=mx+b. As long as it follows this it's linear.

Can you explain this: no multiplying/dividing variables?

From what I gather its multiplying say 5 to x to get 5x which is still linear. But dividing, say 2/x is not linear.

 

[vouch4u]

Hi, I need help on my speech for my English class.

Here's the thing, you have to read a biography about a person, then talk in front of the class, pretending to be the person.

My person is Charles Darwin (VERY BORING), and I have to make it interesting some how.

Got any ideas? Help is greatly appreciated.

 

[b1b]

If its not too late. I've only figured this one out.

The equation is 90(4+x)=84(4) + 94x where x is the number of tests needed.
Solve for x and you get 6.

90(4+x)=84(4) + 94x I distributed the 90 to the 4 and to the X, and multiplied 84 by 4

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360 + 90 X = 336 + 94X Next, you subtract 90x from both sides

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360 = 336 + 4X Then, subtract 336 from both sides

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24 = 4X Divide by 4, and you get X=6

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Tell me if I did something wrong.

 

[~XS]

anyone got a 1 page creative writing essay? The work of a B student 11th grader? Don't feel like writing a story this late

 

[Koot]

90(4+x)=84(4) + 94x I distributed the 90 to the 4 and to the X, and multiplied 84 by 4

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360 + 90 X = 336 + 94X Next, you subtract 90x from both sides

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360 = 336 + 4X Then, subtract 336 from both sides

--

24 = 4X Divide by 4, and you get X=6

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Tell me if I did something wrong.

No you did it right, 6 is the answer.

Also, this is a homework help thread, not a do my homework for me.