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is the fine-tuned universe an accepted scientific fact (or theory) or is it just an anthropological centred way of explaining things ?
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hello, for a project in my schools i just need an magnitude of the resistive torque created by the blades of a drone(with 4 blades) if you have sources or an easy way to calculate this it would be perfect !! thank you in advance and i'm sorry if i'm not understandable, i'm french and not very good in english so don't esitate to ask me to reformulate
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Factorial is given by moving left side of a number till 1. 4! =4*3*2*1 3!=3*2*1 2!=2*1 1!=1 But one is on right side of 0. How can we say that 0!=1 It must be 0. Please clear it.
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I am done with my homework this week but there is one question that I could not get anywhere with: A moonshiner makes the error of filling a glass jar to the brim and capping it tightly. The moonshine expands more than the glass when it warms up, in such a way that the volume increases by 0.6% (that is, ΔV/V0 = 6 ✕ 10-3) relative to the space available. Calculate the force exerted by the moonshine per square centimeter if the bulk modulus is 1.9 ✕ 109 N/m2, assuming the jar does not break. Answer __________ N/cm2 It later asks if the jar survives which I can figure out on my own but I do not even know where to start with this. I've read the weekly chapters …
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is titration process in determing Iodine in CCl4 is iodimetric or iodometric?
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Hi all, I was just after a bit of assistance on an assignment. I am a first year university student, and still learning about critical thinking and testing hypothesis. I need to answer, among other things, whether this scenario can be tested: Julie noticed that more people smile at her when she wears designer clothes. She decided to test this hypothesis on her workmates. One day, she wore a Stella McCartney dress to the office, and attended a departmental morning tea that was held to thank staff for contributing to the company’s increased sales. As she mingled with the group, every workmate gave her a big, broad, genuine, smile. At lunch time, she changed into a …
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Does a swamp generate H2S, NH3? pH of swamp?, Aerobic or non-aerobic?
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Alright so basically I'm doing grade 12 U Biology in order to upgrade before heading to college, although im entirely stuck on how to this. I remember doing punnet squares in grade 11 but this just seems a little complex, and the text books really don't help that much. And here's the questions I am stuck on. I'm totally lost. Like I tried it out and to find 2pq I didnt end up with 1. 26. A population has two alleles, B and b. The allele frequency of B is 0.73. What is the heterozygotes frequency, if the population is in the H-W equilibrium? (10 marks) Marking guide Calculation indicate that heterozygotes frequency, if the population is equal to 2pq in the …
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Why is there (apparent) order when laws such as thermodynamics and entropy (not to mention 3 or 4 mass extinction events) say that the earth and its solar system should be chaotic?
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Virtually every home in Europe, UK and USA is now saturated with high frequency radio waves for cellphones (800 to 2000 mHz) and wifi (2.4 gHz). Are these harmful to humans and can they be cancelled out by playing audible lower frequencies such as 40 Hz (good for alzheimers - search . . . szynalski/tone-generator/
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Hi Guys My cousin is doing his tenth grade. He is having a lot of doubts regarding Physics. Hope that this forum will help him out in solving the doubts Cheers
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Hello. This the problem: The population of Booneville increases at a rate of r(t)= (3.62)(1+0.8t^2) people per year, where t is the time in years from 1970. The population in 1976 was 726. What was is it in 1984? I' ve been trying integrating and then evaluating the integral at t=8 (8 years, 1984-1976=8). The answer must be 3195. I want to learn this because I saw the next problems in my textbook are similar to this one. It might be silly, but any help is welcome. Thank you.
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Hi guys I am writing a speech for a school video and I have a maximum of 3 minutes, but I've written 4 minutes and 17 seconds worth of stuff. I need help cutting the fat away giving me around 2 minutes and 45 seconds worth of stuff so that I can have some quick experiments and speak slower so it's easier to understand. If you guys could help me on cutting it down a bit that would be super helpful! Thanks! Speech: What are Black Holes? The information paradox is something that took scientists tens of years to understand, so let’s understand it in 3 minutes. Before we go deeper we need to understand what hawking radiation and a black holes are. Blac…
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Hello guys I'm really struggling with the question of whether or not a man get sick if he inherits a recessive X chromosome? On one hand I'm thinking that, yes he will get sick as he has no other alternative X chromosome to cover for the "faulty" one he has received and therefor he will become i'll. On the other hand I'm thinking that there has to be men who is carrying a recessive X chromosome that are not sick. How does it work?
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Hi, please could anyone start me off with the questions below? I'm a bit lost with it to be honest, not even sure what compound E acts as. https://imgur.com/a/zMfqf7q
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Hi, so I am reading Ballad of the White Horse by G.K. Chesterton, Love the book, but why do I have to write a paper on an epic poem when I can already write well enough to get A's in my english class? I'm not thinking about pursuing writing as a career. I'm thinking about doing nuclear engineering. I mean I kinda don't get very much from the class, but it's required. Not only that, but the class actually detracts from my education because I have less time to study math and science which are far more difficult and technical. That and I am pulling my hair out because my teacher wants me to use very specific parts of the poem.... Which raises the question: Why isn't this jus…
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What are the main weaknesses of the wave model of light travel in the photoelectric effect? Thanks, AG
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I have posted here before in the Homework section when I feel my question is very elementary and hope I can "do it again....... So... if we preclude relative motion between objects from the scenario could the geometry of spacetime be described as Euclidean **? So ,if objects are (can they be? Is there any point ?) treated as static vis a vis one another can they be modeled consistently in a Euclidean way or does one still have to take into account the different distances between objects? **by "Euclidean" I mean the geometry I learned at school;we never called it "Euclidean" ,it was just "geometry"
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Why are the two molecules identical? Every time I assign priority to the stereocenters I end up getting RS for the first one and SR for the second one. Where am I going wrong?
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Does my simulation of an electric field produce convincing results? Why? Why not? How can I improve it? http://flatassembler.000webhostapp.com/electricity.html
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What are the products of mgcl2 when put in water and then electrolysis
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I am new. I wasn't sure where to ask this. I got into a car accident 6 years ago. I broke A LOT OF PARTS of my body. It seems to be a LOT worst during a FULL MOON and when the barometric pressure is low. Is this normal? Why? Is there any way to help my body combat it? Thank you for any information that might help me.
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Hello! The problem is stated as follows: The heat capacity of a body, in the considered temperature interval, depends on temperature according to the expression C=10+0.002T+3*10^{-5}T^{2}JK^{-1} How much heat is released when the temperature varies from T1= 400 K to T2=300 K ? My way of solving: we have C=δQ/dT so δQ=CdT . By integrating both sides on the given interval we should get the desired quantity. My computation yields -1440J but the answer is -2.1kJ?! What's wrong? One remark is that δQ is not a differential so taking integral of it may be not correct. Will be grateful for reasonable opinions. Thanks for atten…
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Hi guys, I really need help and more information from the ladies out there. I've been trying to conceive more than a year now. Doctor gave me some tablets, ovulation tests and calender to monitor my best time to try to conceive. None of my these things helped me. Now I'll be turning 42 in july 2018 & getting desperate to have a baby. I'm so lonely and wish to have at least one baby. I've read about baking soda douche but like to get more testimonies from ladies who've got experience about this. I'll like to try it but not too sure. Please help me ladies!!!
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Hello, everyone! I’m preparing for Olympiad and found a task which seems not trivial to me and I can’t find any clues right now to solve it. So, here it is: The reagent is a spherical anion with r=0,25nm. Its reduction is taking place on a dropping mercury electrode in methanol with surface non-active 1,1-electrolyte (concentration is 0,014M), temperature is 20*C. Velocity of mercury dropping is 1.5 mg/s, dropping period is 5 seconds. Intraspheric energy of anion reorganization is 1,2 eV. Equilibrium reaction potential is +0,76eV. Transmission coefficient by localization on inner Helmholtz plane - 0,001. Thickness of reactionary layer is 0,1 nm, effective frequency…
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