c++ define: 2010

Monday, May 24, 2010

For two numbers, a & b, define the operation, "&" by: a&b = 2a(a-b)?

a). Find the value of 3 %26amp; 2

b). For what exact values of x is: 4 %26amp; x=42?

c). For what exact values of x is: x %26amp; 4 =42?

For two numbers, a %26amp; b, define the operation, "%26amp;" by: a%26amp;b = 2a(a-b)?
Just plug them in:

a) 2(3)(3 - 2) = 6

b) 4%26amp;x = 2(4)(4 - x) = 42

8(4 - x) = 42

32 - 8x = 42

and you should be able to finish it from there.

c) works pretty much the same as (b).
Reply:Kind of a confusing way to ask it, but I think I get what your asking...

Replace 'a' and 'b' with 3 and 2. Then you will have your answer! The rest of the questions follow after the first.

For two numbers, a & b, define the operation, "&" by: a&b = 2a(a-b)?

a). Find the value of 3 %26amp; 2

b). For what exact values of x is: 4 %26amp; x=42?

c). For what exact values of x is: x %26amp; 4 =42?

For two numbers, a %26amp; b, define the operation, "%26amp;" by: a%26amp;b = 2a(a-b)?
"unknown" does not seem read answers at all!

politics only!
Reply:a) Is a 'plug and chug' problem. Just put the numbers in and chug out the answer.

b) and c) Also just substitution and simplification problems.

I'm reluctant to just do these for you. What would you learn that way?

Help me I have to define Humanities in to following questions?

A.) Art b.) Music c.) Architecture d. ) Philosophy e.) Literature

I have to write a paper and I did not recieve my book in time for class and help please. Tank you

Help me I have to define Humanities in to following questions?
Might be easier if I know what book you were supposed to use.

Humanities are the things that are unique to humans. Generally, that means self-expression and the ability to symbolize.

Each of those sub-disciplines of the humanities has its own bailiwick, so to speak. Art uses visual media; music uses auditory media, architecture uses construction media, and literature uses linguistic media. Philosophy is concered with pure thought.

Hope that helped a little.

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About C programming. Please Help!?

OK, I want to write a programme which will ask the user to define the dimension of a 2D-matrix and then to input the matrix. How can I do that? And I think one can not define a 2D-array of undifine size. Is it correct or am I wrong?

About C programming. Please Help!?
Declare a two dimensional pointer for example :

int **x;

x = static_cast%26lt;int **%26gt;(malloc(sizeof(void *) * dimension x));

for ( i = 0; i%26lt;dimension x; i++)

{

x[i] = static_cast%26lt;int**%26gt;(malloc(sizeof(void) * dimension y));

}

You are ready to use x[i][j]
Reply:in C-99 the latest version - you can!!!!

char x[a];

is allowed in C-99.

But before that - like Ansi C, no, it is not allowed. But you can realloc. For example you malloc an array. if the value is not large enough then realloc!!!

Good luck
Reply:Ask for the dimensions of the array, then pass the dimensions to a function. Declare the array variable in this function, using the passed parameters to determine the size. Pseudocode:

main {

get dimX, dimY

inputArray(dimX, dimY)

}

inputArray(sizeX, sizeY) {

declare anArray[sizeX, sizeY]

}

Hope this makes sense.

Rawlyn.

For two numbers, a & b, define the operation, "&" by: a&b = 2a(a-b)?

a). Find the value of 3 %26amp; 2

b). For what exact values of x is: 4 %26amp; x=42?

c). For what exact values of x is: x %26amp; 4 =42?

For two numbers, a %26amp; b, define the operation, "%26amp;" by: a%26amp;b = 2a(a-b)?
a%26amp;b = 2a(a-b)

3%26amp;2 = 2*3(3-2)

3%26amp;2 = 6*1

3%26amp;2 = 6

So %26amp; = *

4x = 42

X=42/4

X= 10.5

x4 = 42

x= 42/4

x= 10.5
Reply:Somthing seems to be missing or maybe I am missing the boat here
Reply:a+b=2(a-b) =%26gt; a+b/a-b =2

4+x=42

x=42-4

x=38

or

4x=42 =%26gt;x=42/4 =%26gt;10.5
Reply:Do y'all ever think of reading the question?

The solution method is simple, just plug the numbers into the formula you are given, and solve. So:

a: 3%26amp;2=2*3(3-2)=6

b: 2*4(4-x)=42

32-8x=42

-8x=10

x = -10/8 = -5/4

c: 2*x(x-4)=42

x(x-4)=21

x²-4x=21

x²-4x+4=25

(x-2)²=25

x-2=±5

x=-3 or x=7

What are the songs that define/describe you as a person ?

doesn’t have to be exact, can be what ever it means to you, whether it’s the title that’s important, the words, the meaning, the timing in your life, or that you just love (or even hate) the song, mine is a mix of all the above

it can be who you are now or who you are in whole,

sort or long a list as you like.

and you can explain your reasons or leave them unknown.

who are you in song?

so, hopefully without going on much too long,

this is me in some songs;

smile – supernaturals

faithless - music matters (axwell mix)-

alanis morrisette – you learn

frou frou -let go/maddening shroud

enigma - gravity of love

baz luhrman - everybody’s free (sunscreen)

fish go deep – cure and the cause

rem - losing my religion

Darren hayes - on the verge of something wonderful

papa roach - scars

skitchy - tiny little freaks

dj tiesto ft Christian burns – in the dark

natasha beddingfield – these words

rubadub – tribute to our ancestors

del amitri – nothing ever happens/spit in the rain

Robert miles – children

my chemical romance – black parade/famous last words/mama

beethoven - moonlight sonata (14 c minor)

creed – one last breath/higher

greenday – time of your life

chrisina aguilera – fighter

omd - joan of arc/maid of orleans

bob Sinclair – world hold on

ntrance ft kelly lorenna - set you free (orig)

sash – mysterious times

eurythmics – when tomorrow comes

What are the songs that define/describe you as a person ?
sound of silence-simon %26amp; garfunkel: my outlook.

hollywood undead: my anthem, my hilarity, my street smarts.

one wish-ray J: love.

byob-system of a down: rebellion.

i need love-ll cool j: happiness, memories :].

i'll be missin you-p. diddy.: my grandma, my tears.

its a simple list.

but it works.
Reply:My Blue eyes son...B Dylan

Smyle a little smyle

Never my love

We shall dance
Reply:Incubus

Dig

We all have a weakness

But some of ours are easier to identify.

Look me in the eye

And ask for forgiveness;

We'll make a pact to never speak that word again

Yes you are my friend.

We all have something that digs at us,

At least we dig each other

So when weakness turns my ego up

I know you'll count on the me from yesterday

If I turn into another

Dig me up from under what is covering

The better part of me

Sing this song

Remind me that we'll always have each other

When everything else is gone.

We all have a sickness

That cleverly attaches and multiplies

No matter how hard we try.

We all have someone that digs at us,

At least we dig each other

So when sickness turns my ego up

I know you'll act as a clever medicine.

If I turn into another

Dig me up from under what is covering

The better part of me.

Sing this song!

Remind me that we'll always have each other

When everything else is gone.

Oh each other....

When everything

Else is gone.
Reply:I'm every woman its all in me

anything you want done baby

I'll do it naturally.
Reply:Rush-I think I'm going bald.
Reply:Home sweet home - Motley Crue

Set up the system of equations (3 equations total) with 3 variables (x,y,z) Define each variable....?

I dont want this to be solved, simply give me the 3 variables and the three equations, I can do the rest. Here is the problem:

A person takes three daily vitamin supplements, B,C and E, via three types of pills, regular, extra-strength, and fortified. Each regular pill contains 10 units of B, 20 units of C, and 20 units of E. Each extra-strength pill contains 20 units of B, 60 units of C, and 10 units of E. Each fortified pill contains 10 units of B, 20 units of C, and 40 units of E. HOW MANY PILLS of each type should be taken, in order to achied 50 units of B, 120 units of C, and 90 units of E.

Thank you very much!!!!!

Set up the system of equations (3 equations total) with 3 variables (x,y,z) Define each variable....?
Its not so hard if you break down the question. What are the constants? ans. B, C, and E

so what change in each equation - the question tells us that it is the strength of each pill. So lets call each pill x, y and z

so now you just need to figure out the equation - because it isnt that hard when you can see it - I'll just give you the first, and you can use that to figure out the rest.

x= regular pill = 10B + 20C + 20E

when you have the 3 pills equations then you can figure out how to get 50 units of B etc. I can see the answer to how many pills by just looking at the 3 equations written in a row - so its not that hard to see, once you've got them written down.
Reply:b+c=a

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C++ programming question?

Can someone give me one reason or two for using a #define to define a constant

C++ programming question?
In C++ there is no good reason and a number of reasons why you should not do it.

If this is a question from an instructor, he doesn't really know C++ but is probably looking for (a) all changes to the constant can be made in one place so helps maintainability and (b) #defines are usually coded as upper case by convention and therefore easy to find and identify as constants.

All of these things can be similarly accomplished by Sy's suggestion to use a const variable or enum, although there is no need to make it static.
Reply:No, there are no good reason to use #define to define a constant in C++. Values #defined is not type-checked by your compiler because #define is processed by preprocessor. You should use static const value or enum to define a constant.

Unless you're writting C code, than #define can help readablility.
Reply:a) It may improve readability.

#define EARTHGRAVITY (9.8)

Seeing a "9.8" in your code might be less meaningful to someone other than you.

b) You may change your mind later.

#define EARTHGRAVITY (9.80665)

Now, wasn't changing that one define a lot easier than searching and replacing all the 9.8 in all your 100,000 lines of code and 30 source files?

Hexa values in C programming?

What is the difference between following commands?

1. #define STATUS 0x1

2. #define STATUS 0x01

3. #define STATUS 0x0001

Hexa values in C programming?
#1 defines STATUS as a bit

#2 defines STATUS as a byte

#3 defines STATUS as 2 bytes

if you try to use 1 or 2 with a 2 byte number, say to add to, the answer may not be what you expect because the remaining bits are unknowns.
Reply:No difference. For readability, it indicates the size of the constant.
Reply:None to the computer - makes it _look_ different for human readability.

For example, if I was defining a colour as a hex, I would type 0x000020 and not 0x20, because it would put it in more context for other people. The computer doesn't mind one way or another.

Rawlyn.

Which of the statements below does not correctly define the difference between JDBC and ODBC?

a)ODBC is from Microsoft while JDBC is from java applications.

b)ODBC makes uses of pointers which have been totally removed from JAVA.

c)ODBC requires manual installation of the ODBC driver manager and driver on all client machines. While for JDBC drivers are written in Java and JDBC code is automatically installable, secure and portable on all platforms.

d)ODBC can be directly used with Java because it uses a C interface.

Which of the statements below does not correctly define the difference between JDBC and ODBC?
b
Reply:b

Set up the system of equations (3 equations total) with 3 variables (x,y,z) Define each variable....?

C++ help, needed by 5PM PST please! No room, but in file (VERTEX 500 600 700) ect... reads 500 500 uninitilize

#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;

#include %26lt;fstream%26gt;

using namespace std;

#define TRUE 1

#define FALSE 0

class file_line

{

private:

string one_line;

ifstream to_read;

public:

file_line (char aFile[]) { to_read.open (aFile); }

bool get_line (void);

void close_file (void) { to_read.close(); }

void put_line (void) { cout %26lt;%26lt; one_line %26lt;%26lt; endl; }

};

bool file_line::get_line (void)

{

int to_temp [10], count_string = 0;

bool been_through = FALSE;

short count = 0;

char numb_to [8];

bool again = FALSE;

string::iterator StrVal;

if (!to_read.eof())

{

do

{

if (!been_through)

{

getline (to_read, one_line);

StrVal = one_line.begin();

}

while (!(*StrVal %26gt;= '0' %26amp;%26amp; *StrVal %26lt;= '9') %26amp;%26amp; StrVal %26lt; one_line.end())

StrVal+=1;

while ((*(StrVal) != ' ' %26amp;%26amp; StrVal %26lt; one_line.end()) %26amp;%26amp; count %26lt; 8)

{

numb_to[count] = *StrVal;

count++; StrVal++;

}

to_temp[count_string] = atoi (numb_to);

count_string++;

count = 0;

again = TRUE;

} while (StrVal %26lt; one

C++ help, needed by 5PM PST please! No room, but in file (VERTEX 500 600 700) ect... reads 500 500 uninitilize
From what I can tell, the problem, is here, the code doesn't look all that logical to me, but this is definately a problem:

to_temp[count_string] = atoi (numb_to); //numb_to is an array,

You're probably looking for something like this

to_temp[count_string] = atoi (numb_to[i]);

Then do this:

char *cp=numb_to[];

string s=cp;

atoi(s);
Reply:Post on cboard.cprogramming.com because you can post full, formatted code on there. Your code isn't complete here, but I already see problems.

C programming question....?

Using the text below, write a program to determine if a year is a leap year by using a set of conditionals.

/*

author:

date:

purpose: Determine if a year is a leapyear.

NOTES: The #define statement is necessary to turn off Visual Studio's

warnings for using scanf().

*/

#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE

#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;

int main( void )

{

int year;

/* prompt the user for a year to check */

printf("Enter a year: ");

scanf("%d", %26amp;year);

/* put your code below here */

C programming question....?
This is handled in standard C libraries, but:

A year is a leap year if it is divisible by 4 and not 100 unless it is divisible by 400 as well.

1998 is divisible by 4 without a remainder and is not divisible by 100 so it is a leap year.

1900 is divisible by 4 but also 100 but not 400 without a remainder. It is not a leap year.

2000 is divisible by 4 and 100 without a remainder, but it's also divisible by 400 so it is a leap year.

Here's a start for 4 and one case of 100. Add the other case for 100 and the case for 400 and you're done. Use the modulus operator in C:

if(year % 4){ /* has a remainder */

printf("Not\n");

}else if (year % 100){ /* 4 passed 100 failed */

printf("Is\n");

}
Reply:I believe every leap year is divisible by 4 without having a remainder. So basically you would have to divide the year

by four and store in "X". Then do the same but take the

absolute value (forced to NO REMAINDER) and store in "Y".

Then subtract Y from X. If it is ZERO then it is a leap year... otherwise it is not.

-JP

Poll:How would you define God?

A.Magical fairy that lives in the sky and grants wishes

B.Your favorite mythical creature

C.That guy that created Pine-Sol

D.Other...?

Poll:How would you define God?
not a, he doesn't grant everyone's wishes!

not b, that's this lady boadicea from a book.

perhaps c, but that'd mean he'd have to roll around in the sheets with that lady that does the commercials, i think even God couldn't find that vagina.

yes d, the face on the moon who laughs at me whenever i do something idiotic (every 5 seconds).
Reply:A father and best friend. Someone who will be there for you through thick and thin. Will not hold your past over your head. Someone who will forgive you for your sins mistakes if you only ask. Someone to help you to know and understand things better. Someone you can call on 24/7 rain or shine when you just need someone to talk to or a shoulder to cry on.

He is also someone who can make your dreams come true if its his will and if you believe with no doubt.

James 1:6 But when he asks, he must believe and not doubt, because he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind. (YOU MUST BELIEVE WITH NO DOUBT)

Matthew 21:22

If you believe you will receive whatever you ask for in prayer.

Did I miss anything?

I hope this helps

yes Jesus died for our sins so we can be forgiven and go to heaven, but you didn't ask about Jesus you asked about GOD that is why I didn't say this in the above.
Reply:The guy who created me, my dad. heh heh! Maybe it is my new guy, who knows? Want to see what he looks like? I will send you a picture of him later. No seriously it is Jason Stat ham.
Reply:a spirit who created everything
Reply:B! I once described God as a fictional character (it was an accident, put my foot in my mouth, but that's pretty much what I think)
Reply:D. Imortal
Reply:D. "Living he loved me, dying he saved me, buried he carried my sins far away."
Reply:Perhaps when you die one day you'll be able to ask him personally to define himself....Our answers would do you no justice.
Reply:I'll give it to 'ya, choice 'c' is pretty funny.

I think of God as a spiritual being that is responsible for life.
Reply:other
Reply:D. A supreme being who I love very much.
Reply:D. hes someone that i have a serious love/hate realtionship with
Reply:In a word, LOVE.
Reply:A.
Reply:d. other...............FAKE!!!!!
Reply:pure (:
Reply:god.....

something drunk people and those really bad pornos say when getting their "freak" on
Reply:D. my father. bring on the thumbs down!

Anybody knows how to define Data in XML format of spirometer?

Data in xml format of spirometer got a couple of values.

eg. %26lt;E T="C" N="Data" V="0:0:0:0:0:-3:-13:-13:-10:3:... .......%26gt;

Anybody knows how to define Data in XML format of spirometer?
You example has an open-ended XML node. It should be:

%26lt;E T="C".... /%26gt;

or

%26lt;E T="C" ... %26gt;%26lt;/E%26gt;

the idea being the line of data is encapsulated, or bracketed with the start %26lt;E%26gt; and the close %26lt;/E%26gt;

then, the software will break apart the line of data, which is always text-based. If need be, numbers will be converted from the text. In your example:

%26lt;E T="C" N="Data" ...

the first two fields are T and N. The software will read the data after the equals sign and between the quotes. Furthermore, the field V="0:0:0:0:-3:-13:-10:3 ... " would probably read the field named V and split the values based on the colons -- perhaps to provide plot points on a graph.

With XML, it's all in the software that will read the text. XML itself is just a text file that represents data. Keeping data as structured %26lt;E%26gt;text%26lt;/E%26gt; allows the data to migrate to multiple software and hardware platforms. A spirometer is not a standard machine. There could be many different brands and they would all utilize their own softwares.

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Please help me on this question. (BIG GRADE FOR ME ) thankssss?

Calculus question! help needed!!?

compute the work done by the force F=%26lt;2x,2y^2%26gt; along the curve C defined by C: is the quarter circle from (4,0) to (0,4).

help please! i have no idea on how to solve this!!

Calculus question! help needed!!?
You will use W=Integral(F dot dr)

by which I mean you will take the dot product of the Force vector and dr and integrate over the contour given (the quarter circle from (4.0) to (0,4)

because your path is on a circle, convert everything to polar coordinates

so, F=2x i + 2y^2 j (where i and j are unit vectors in the x and y directions) becomes

F=2 cosθ i + 2 sin^2θ j

the contour is the circle of radius 2 centered on (0,0), so:

r=2cosθ i + 2sinθ j

therefore

dr=-2sinθ dθ; i+2 cosθdθ j

so F dot dr becomes:

-4 sinθcosθdθ

+ 2 cosθsin^2θdθ

and you integrate this between the limits of θ=0

and θ=π/2

Describing notes in vocal range?

So if a song says that the range is from C4 to D5, does that mean it goes from middle C (like one ledger line below the staff in treble clef) to D on the staff, like a bit more than one octave higher? where do the numbers come from/what do they refer to? sorry, I'm not positive if I've even got middle C defined correctly.

Describing notes in vocal range?
Yes, you're absolutely correct. C4 = "Middle C", and D5 = the D an octave above middle C. The usage of numbers to indicate octaves is part of Scientific Pitch Notation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_...

Science Help Please C: !!!Exam Pass or fail for me :C?

1: in•fra•red relating to the range of invisible radiation wavelengths from about 750 nanometers.

True

False

Not enough info

2: Shortwave Having a wavelength of approximately 1000 to 2000 meters.

True

False

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3: A factor that favors life is a sun of moderate size with stable, steady radiation output.

True

False

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4: Space missions to the planets of the solar system have shown that most of them are magnetized.

True

False

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5: The term Necro-Sphere is used to describe the establishment of a sphere of decomposition of elements of substances that are a part of the earth's natural process of decomposition and regeneration.

True

False

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6: The strongest magnetic field and the most intense trapped radiation are found in the magnetosphere of Jupiter.

True

False

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7: Subduction A geologic process in which one edge of one crustal plate is forced parallel(next)to the edge of another.

True

False

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8: One of the factors that favors life on earth is a nearly circular orbit at a uniform distance from the sun.

True

False

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9: Net radiation is the difference between incoming solar radiation absorbed by Earth and outgoing infrared radiation from Earth that is lost to space.

True

False

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10: One factor that favors life is Abundant H20

True

False

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11: Water is the product of aerobic respiration.

True

False

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12: Air is mostly oxygen gas.

True

False

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13: Transpiration is a process that occurs in plants.

True

False

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14: Humus is soil that comes from eroded rock.

True

False

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15: Nitrogen Fixation happens through bacteria living in the roots of certain plants.

True

False

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16: Wetlands are a biome.

True

False

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17: Certain types of climates inhabited by certain types of living things are a ___________.

atmosphere

Biome

Triome

18: Salt marshes can be Estuaries only if the salt water mixes with__________.

Freshwater

mud

Crud

19: Wetlands are hard to define because they take so many forms.

True

False

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20: Swamps are defined as wetlands.

True

False

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21: Organic matter is divided into two main categories: (1) organic residues, i.e., plant material, manures, etc. in some stage of partial decay, and (2) stable soil humus.

True

False

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22: Soil scientists tell us that stable soil humus is categorized into three distinct fractions. These fractions are typically found in nature in a balance consisting of : (1) 50% humins, (2) 10% fulvic acids (3) 40% humic acids

True

False

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23: Dursban, the most widely used insecticide in the country, is also among the pesticides most hazardous to human health, according to scientific studies and the findings of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

True

False

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24: Earth's outer shell, the lithosphere, long thought to be a continuous, unbroken crust, is actually a fluid.

True

False

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25: Igneous Rock is formed from the cooling of molten rock.

True

False

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Science Help Please C: !!!Exam Pass or fail for me :C?
7. is false. Subduction is when the plate is forced under another plate, and transverse is when they rub together.

10. is True as living things require water

13 is True

14 is False, Humus comes from decayed plants/animals

15 is True: beans are nitrogen fixers

16 is True

18. is Freshwater

19 is false

20. Is true: swamps are wetlands

Those are the one's I am positive about.
Reply:Haha I'm doing the same exam!! Morning star academy???

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Can our "Good Shepards" define terrorism (Part 3 Operation Northwoods)?

Code named Operation Northwoods, the plan, which had the written approval of the Chairman and every member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, called for innocent people to be shot on American streets; for boats carrying refugees fleeing Cuba to be sunk on the high seas; for a wave of violent terrorism to be launched in Washington, D.C., Miami, and elsewhere. People would be framed for bombings they did not commit; planes would be hijacked. Using phony evidence, all of it would be blamed on Castro, thus giving Lemnitzer and his cabal the excuse, as well as the public and international backing, they needed to launch their war. Sound like 9/11?

Can our "Good Shepards" define terrorism (Part 3 Operation Northwoods)?
Doesn't sound even remotely like 9/11.

You should call your shrink and get your meds adjusted. You need help, pal.
Reply:Actualy no, what it sounds like is a liberal trying his best to manufacture "evidence" against the US Government. Tell me do you have any proof that any of this was actually put into operation? NO, didn't think so.
Reply:Bible: Law: a "great terror"-ist: Deuteronomy 34:12

It even terrorized Moses himself: Hebrews 12

Two Beasts of Revelation 13: OT LAW %26lt;-- NT Law

Vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith the LAW

Dancers; How would you define success?

A) In your daily class?

B) within your school or company?

C) describing the overall course of your dance career,

past and/or future?

Dancers; How would you define success?
Lovely question. If I answer it honestly everyone will see just how vane I am. But I'm willing admit to it.

In general, dancing has to feel good and look good, even though it means putting effort into it. It's not supposed to feel awkward.

A) I feel successful if I'm able to keep up with the class, I feel that I'm making progress, that is, it feels that I'm doing things correctly and better than yesterday. Any form of positive feedback from teachers counts too.

B) As a part of amateur-run ballroom dance team, I feel successful if I'm setting an example for others to follow that others actually follow. If I work efficiently and get a lot of pleasure out of it then people tend to follow. To some degree, the capacity for leadership makes me feel successful.

Being a ballroom dancers, there is another peculiarity: capability to find a good partner and stay in a partnership. Things do happen, partnerships brake up due to outer circumstances as well as for internal reasons, but if I were to find myself without a partner most of the time may be the reason has to do with me. Competition-wise, success is very simply defined. If my overall placements are getting higher with time and my ranking goes up then there you go - success defined. Simply put, I'm successful if other people like my dancing.

C) Since I'm an amateur dancer, it isn't exactly a career for me. I've started dancing as an adult 6 years ago and I feel healthier and more flexible now than I did back then. That's succsess. I'm still at a positive slope, that is, I didn't feel my progress slow down because I reached the peak or because I got older. I actually have higher expectations and goals now than I did when I started. Back then I thought I'd just learn enough to dance comfortably at socials, maybe reach Gold level (end of syllabus) in competitions. Now I'm officially no longer allowed to compete in Gold due to high proficiency level, dance at Pre-Champ now and I want to dance Amateur Championship in a year or two. I had some slow-downs because I lost partners or because I was too busy with school (I'm a full time student) but I considered it to beall part of the process.
Reply:[Blushes] You're too kind. Report It

Reply:A). Success in my daily class is being noticed by my instructor, being pointed out, or being complemented. If these things don't happen, I just look at it as a success anyway because I took another class into becoming a great dancer.

B). I haven't spent long with my particular studio, but we are having our annual end of the year performance soon. If I can learn the combo and have fun on stage, that is success enough for me.

C).I'd like to continue being a dancer. I hope that in the future I can get jobs or get on a good company and keep having fun, because life's too short not to have fun dancing.

=)
Reply:winning the reinstated "fred and estelle astaire" award for dance in any category: choreography, instruction, performance on stage or in a movie, or life time achievement
Reply:A. If i get pointed out in the class. Or i land that turn I've been working weeks to get. Or my dance teacher says "good job" or wow I've never seen that high of an extension come out of you" (happened last week) Or overall if i feel like i did a good job or tired my best.

B. If i land a good roll in a production number. Were doing Bedrock and i got Rosie the robot. (best roll I've gotten ever) Or if another teacher i don't have points me out.

C. I'm not a professional. I dance for fun. And i don't think I'll be a professional dancer so i really can't answer that. One day I'd like to be, but i don't think its going to happen. I felt success when i finally got my pointe shoes after eight hard worked years of ballet.
Reply:A) when i improve on something.. say i can't get that quadruple pirouette and then i finally do it and continue to get better at it: that makes me feel very successful... also if my teacher uses me as an example or compliments me

B) if i get a good part in the shows

C) if later on in life i got to dance for a living! that would be sooo amazing.. i would loveee that!!!
Reply:A) When i leard to do a step 100% RIGHT

B) In my dance school i would say when we finshed a performace.

C)I am only 14 so i can dance alot longer but i felt successful when i got my pointe shoes!
Reply:A) Being told that I did something right, or being used as an example for doing something right.

B) Getting noticed by the director, or getting a lead part in one of the ballets we put on.

C) Being professional at all, or really, getting to be a principal dancer. I think ultimately, I would think that I'd had a successful career if I ever got cast as Giselle.
Reply:You Define your own success. It means what you say it means

http://chopperdanceblog.com/
Reply:A) I define success in class as pushing myself further than I've gone before. It doesn't have to mean almost perfecting something, I just have to improve and have fun to succeed.

B) I define success in my school as having my teacher notice me and correct me a lot in classes, as well as getting good parts in performances.

C) I define success in a dance career as actually HAVING a dance career. I couldn't imagine actually getting paid to dance! It would be amazing!
Reply:A) In my daily class success to me is getting the step/routine/combination whatever it is perfect and to the best of my ability. And if I can't do it, well, I go home and practice it even more and come back the next day perfect lol.

B) I would define success in my dance school being asked to become an assistant dance teacher and having the best Tap, Jazz and Ballet examination results in the whole school. Which is what I have achieved

C) I believe I have been successful in the past and I really do hope so in the future. I would love to go pro and to share my love and talent with audiences from all over the world :)

~rach

Determine which formulas below define surjections from N * N to N and why?

a) f(a,b) = a+b

b) f(a,b) = ab

c) f(a,b) = ab(b+1)/2

d) f(a,b) = (a+1)b(b+1)/2

e) f(a,b) = ab(a+b)/2

Determine which formulas below define surjections from N * N to N and why?
N = {1,2,3,4,5,.....}

then...

a. .. this is not surjective... since a+b = 1 ... then no a∈N , b∈N that will satisfy the equation...

b. this is surjective... just consider b = 1... then a = n

c. i think this is also surjective... again... cannot verify strongly.. yet...

d. (a+1)b(b+1) /2 = 1

again ... no a,b ∈ N. not surjective.

e. ab(a+b)/2 = 5 ... no values.. not surjective.

§
Reply:If a,b are in N --%26gt; a+b, a·b are in N

Also a·b·(b+1)/2 or (a+1)·b·(b+1)/2 because one between b and (b+1) is even --%26gt; It's possible to divide by 2 (in N)

Also a·b·(a+b)/2 [ if a or b is even, evidently; if a and b are

odds --%26gt; a+b even]

All formulas a), b), c) d) and e) define surjections from

NxN to N

Saludos.

NEED a TRUE CalCulus Genius?

Use a graphing calculator to find the point at which curve C defined by parametric equations x=sin t , y=sin(t+sint), crosses itself for two different values of t.

a)Find and state the two values of t.

b). Show that C has two tangent lines at the origin and find their equations.

NEED a TRUE CalCulus Genius?
Hi There. Do you have a graphing calculator?? We're looking at the graph and it looks like a figure 8 in the 1st and 3rd quadraths. It crosses itself at (0,0) and again at (0,0) so all you need to do is set x and y to be zero and solve for t

for example

0=sint for example t=0 or pi (i'm not really sure how far to go with the answer because t could also equal 2*pi because of the behaviour of the sine function

when y =0

0=sin(t+sint)

means t could also equal zero here too

This is just a guess because I haven't studied this kind of mathematics for years - but hopefully I give you a start??

C does have two tangent lines at the origin - one with a positive gradient that looks almost like y=x (but it isn't) and another that looks like y=0 (but it isn't but close to it)

Sorry I'm not much more help than that!

Cheers, Laura
Reply:I'm using a TI-83 calculator :

Set it up for parametric functions and radians

input the two functions in terms of t

In trace mode, enter x = 0 you get y = 0

enter x = π you again get y = 0

This suggests that these two points are on the graph, and that t = 0 and t = π give the same point.

To get the equations of the tangents, remember that the tangent is the limit of a chord with one point fixed and the other getting ever closer to the fixed point.

To do this choose a very small value of t (close to t = 0), say t = 0.01 look at the x and y, t = 0.001 look at the x and y. You will notice that the y is approaching twice the value of x, so, since (0, 0) is the other point, the gradient is approaching 2. y = 2x is the equation of the tangent.

Likewise, choose a value very close to π, say π + 0.01 and adopt the same method, getting ever closer to π. Here the y-coordinate approaches zero, whilst the x-coordinate merely gets smaller. Conclusion ? The gradient approaches zero, so there IS a second tangent, and it has equation y = 0.

Hope the method is useful in future - it is really only doing gradients from first principles.

tarot cards

Vector calculus help please!?

Suppose a body of mass m is acted on by a constant planar force of the form f = (mg,0). Use the work formula ∫C f .dr

to find the work done in moving the body along the ellipical path C defined by ∫0Π/2 √(a2 sin2 t + b2 cos2 t) dt. What physical process might your results describe?

Vector calculus help please!?
I don't totally understand your question, so my apology if I answering something else.

First I will assume the path you want is the ellipse x^2/a + y^2 /b = 1, in a positive direction around the first quadrant.

Then the path is %26lt;a cost, bsin t %26gt;

the force field is %26lt;mg , 0 %26gt;

So multiply these togther and integrate :

∫mg a sin(t) over (0, pi/2)

= amg

Which would make sense, as we have moved a mass M, a distance of A, against gravity. (around a elliptical path)

Calculus Parametric Equations (God bless you)?

Use a graphing calculator to find the point at which curve C defined bt parametric equations x=sin t , y=sin(t+sint), crosses itself for two different values of t.

a)Find and state the two values of t.

b). Show that C has two tangent lines at the origin and find their equations.

Calculus Parametric Equations (God bless you)?
If you plot the curve on the calculator, it seems that it crosses itself at the origin. On the TI83/84, set the MODE to PAR, then put X1t = sin(t) and Y1t = sin(t + sin(t)). Hit ZOOM TRIG to get the curve.

a) Since it appears that the curve crosses itself at (0,0), find t such that x=0, ie, sin(t) =0. THis happens at 0 and π (and all multiples). You should verify that y is also zero at these values of t.

b) The question tells you that the answer to a) is indeed the origin!!. To get the eqn of the line, you need the slope, which is dy/dx. For parametric eqns, dy/dx = dy/dt / dx/dt. You also need a point, which is (0,0), so use the point slope formula for the line.

I will let you find dy/dt and dx/dt, which you need to evaluate at t=0 and t=π

Calculus PARAMETRIC EQUATION <HELLLLLP>?

How best do you define Nature .please choose one of the followings as all are the definations of Nature.?

a. Time and space

b. Karma aur kaal

c. Mine and yours

d. Material and spiritual

e. None of the above , hence your opinion please .

How best do you define Nature .please choose one of the followings as all are the definations of Nature.?
" Rishayah pitaro devaa mahabhootani dhaatavah;

jangamaajangamam cha idam jagat Naraayanaodbhavam"

The above sloka explains that all the animate (organic-jangama) and the inanimate (inorganic-ajangama) have emanated from Him.

The Purusha Suktam declares:

"Yadbhootam yat cha bhavyam;

uta amritatvasya Eeshanah"

The Narayana Suktam declares:

"yachcha kinchit jagat sarvam drishyate shrooyatepi vaa;

antar bahischa tat sarvam vyaapya Naarayanah sthitah"

Hence (d)
Reply:e. It refers to the phenomena of the physical world, and also to life in general. The term generally does not include manufactured objects and human interaction unless qualified in ways such as, e.g., "human nature" or "the whole of nature". Nature is also generally distinguished from the supernatural. It ranges in scale from the subatomic to the galactic.

It is true that you should have precised your question because the term 'nature' is a very vast subject. The paragraph which follows explains it all.

Within the various uses of the word today, 'nature' may refer to the general realm of various types of living plants and animals, and in some cases to the processes associated with inanimate objects – the way that particular types of things exist and change of their own accord, such as the weather and geology of the Earth, and the matter and energy of which all these things are composed. It is often taken to mean the "natural environment" or wilderness – wild animals, rocks, forest, beaches, and in general those things that have not been substantially altered by human intervention, or which persist despite human intervention. This more traditional concept of natural things which can still be found today implies a distinction between the natural and the artificial, with the latter being understood as that which has been brought into being by a human or human-like consciousness or mind.
Reply:Time and space
Reply:I would not have a def but I would just say beautfully complex and wonderful.
Reply:nature is an amazing phenomenon which is unpredictable as many forces come into play to create the nature.
Reply:NO definition for a thing that exists if we exist .
Reply:probably A...but I would add to space, and everything in it
Reply:Much to hard for any of us to understand but it is there.
Reply:d. Material and Spiritual (for sure)
Reply:E. The earth and all it's activities be it chemcial, biological or weather related. I guess once we go to inhabit other planets then the definition would have to expand.
Reply:I think this is like something asking what is meant by environment......You should be more specific in your question. The term Nature can be related in too many sense...what kind of def you want?

Nature is not time and space.....but complete species, things, time, objects, climate and many more contribute in creating nature and similarly neither nature is Karma and Kaal only.

In another sense, you can also define Nature to describe a persons behavior. So i agree the 3rd point...Mine and Yours, Material and Spiritual

secret garden

How would you define a prime number in a program?

I know what a prime number is, of course, but I don't know how to tell the program what is a prime number and what isn't. I'm writing in C++. Any help would be so awesome, thank you!

How would you define a prime number in a program?
This is just a general way. I would start with the first prime of 2 and put it in a table. Then starting with 3 and every odd number above it try to divide it by every number in the table up to its square root. If nothing divides into it then it is prime and should be added to the table.

✩
Reply:If you know what a prime number is, then the rest should be obvious

What do ecologists define as the max population size that a particular environment can support with no net?

increase or decrease over a relatively long period of time?

A) a K-selected population

B) carrying capacity

C) an opportunistic population

D) logistic population growth

E) an r-selected population

is it prop B) carrying capacity?

What do ecologists define as the max population size that a particular environment can support with no net?
B. carrying capacity...
Reply:Carrying capacity

How do you define love for another person?

i reckon i am love but i dont know! should i know? should i feel all giddy when i c this person? should i want to do anything for them blah blah etc. love is a strong emotion, how do you know when its present?

How do you define love for another person?
Love develops over time.

It's when you really know that person.

It's when you feel so comfortable around them...

You can be yourself.

Love is not when you know you can live with somebody.

Love is when you know you can’t live without them...

Love is giving someone the ability to tear your heart apart but trusting them not to.

"Love knows no limit to its endurance, no end to its trust. Love still stands when all else has fallen."

-1 Corinthians 13: 7-8

You know you're in love when reality is better than any dream.

And love is when you can say this:

"I asked for light, God gave me the sun.

I asked for water, God gave me rain.

I asked for happiness, God gave me you."

♥
Reply:and it's more clear when you find you love a person differently than before. so love tehm first then really love them
Reply:being aware of the other persons faults/ weak points and still loving them regardless
Reply:if u are thinkin a lot about him or miss him. dream abt the person and will always want to impress him and give him what ever you have. always compliment him.
Reply:although i think kellys answer is one of the best ive heard, i think if you are comfortable actually "feeling your feelings" then that person is for you...

If you need to analyse it...keep looking hun xx

How do you define being open-minded?

A while ago somebody accused me of not being open-minded. In fact, that I needed to be taught a lesson. When I usually live my life with tolerance and values. In fact, based on no amount of evidence, she gathered a false idea of me. Anyways, just wondering.

She stated that she was neutral on this subject but raised a question about people who wear hair extentions being "a liar to themselves and others". She states she's just stating a question open to answers.

In this case, is this considered open-mindedness?

I called the question to attention as being "judgmental, doesn't benefit anyone, those girls in the pics are wearing weaves only b/c they're celebs and should look nice"

I really don't know who that person is, so I'm not judging who she is. I think she just shouldn't have asked that question if she wanted to seem so "open-minded"

:/

How do you define being open-minded?
Open minded in that particular case would mean not assuming that people are being liars to themselves and others just because of their hair style... a ridiculous judgment to make.

Keep in mind that some of the people on here are 14 year olds with the IQ of a large fish.
Reply:"A liar to themselves and others"? Hardly the words of someone who's open-minded.

That's someone abusing the language of tolerance to try and defend their right to be vile and intolerant - unfortunately a common problem.
Reply:I'll teach you a lesson sister!

lol

Not really, I don't play for that team. That is just the first thing that popped into my head.
Reply:Open-mindedness is about not making assumptions or coming to conclusions about things or people which are not supported by facts. You maintain an open mind by perpetually leaving room in your mind for new or additional facts to further shape your perspective.

You cannot assess the character of a person by catching a glimpse of their behavior and then multiplying that out over the whole of their being and personality. If you've ever encountered someone for the first time when you're having a really bad day, you can relate to the fear that the person will assume that's how you are all the time.

Give everyone the benefit of the doubt. Always leave room to find out more about a person. I have never met anyone who wears the whole of their personality on the outside all of the time. There is always more to someone than meets the eye. If you find yourself making judgments about someone based on how they look, that is a problem within yourself and not a problem with the other person at all. Every person has value. Being open-minded is positioning yourself with a willingness to explore and discover the value in everyone.
Reply:To be open-minded is to think with a lot of imagination. It is the ability to think outside the box.
Reply:Being open minded means to listen to other people's ideas and thoughts and being able to either accept them as part of your own, seek clarity and understanding of the person's point of view and allowing other people to have their own ideas and opinions without trying to make their opinions become other people's ideas or opinions. It is not making a statement about someone or another's points of view or opinions and deciding that they are "right" or "wrong". If you often disagree with a person, you should probably move on to another friend. Remember is people talk about other people to you, they will usually talk about you too when you aren't around.

I would not considered this person open minded, she has clearly left no room for discussion of her opinion.
Reply:Hi!

Again, to make things fair, here is a link to the actual question that was asked. Where in this question do you see me telling anyone to be more open minded?

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

Now that the real truth is right above, I again feel offended by the misperception of myself that you have shown here. I did not offend anyone in my question, and my question was broad. Wanting to know what other opinions that others might hold IS the definition of an OPEN MIND:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/d...

So instead of continuing on with hard feelings, I extend my hand to you, and hope that you will take it and shake on peace with me. Because I see that you are a lot like me. LOL You search for answers too! LOL So I don't want to fight anymore, and I hope you don't want to either.

Peace %26amp; Blessings to You!

~Creolea~
Reply:"Open-minded" has always meant a person's ability to listen to all side of an argument about some topic and then make up his/her own mind. The term is much like the historical definition of the word "liberal," meaning someone who is "free" to hear various sides of an issue without being limited by preconceptions, biases, "small-mindedness," etc.

Unfortunately ultra-conservatives (Rush Limbaugh comes to mind) have taken "open-minded" to be wishy-washy, and "liberal" to simply be a dirty word.

Some people want other people to be open-minded to trhe extent that they will only believe what the person says. "You should be more open-minded!" means, to them, "You should think only like me." But of course that's not open-minded at all, but someone with their own intellectual problems.

Good luck with this...it's not easy being around people whose minds are so made up that facts don't even enter the picture.

pear

When you declare & define functions in the same file as your main() function,what are these functions know as?

My main concern is what are they called in C++

When you declare %26amp; define functions in the same file as your main() function,what are these functions know as?
They are called functions. The file in which they are defined is largely irrelevant these days, namespace is what matters.
Reply:sub functions?
Reply:You answered your own question.
Reply:i don't think there is a particular term for such functions, they are usually global functions

Turbo C help?

This program is not running , there is an error:

/* gmtime example */

#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;

#include %26lt;time.h%26gt;

#define MST (-7)

#define UTC (0)

#define CCT (+8)

int main ()

{

time_t rawtime;

tm * ptm;

time ( %26amp;rawtime );

ptm = gmtime ( %26amp;rawtime );

puts ("Current time around the World:");

printf ("Phoenix, AZ (U.S.) : %2d:%02d\n", (ptm-%26gt;tm_hour+MST)%24, ptm-%26gt;tm_min);

printf ("Reykjavik (Iceland) : %2d:%02d\n", (ptm-%26gt;tm_hour+UTC)%24, ptm-%26gt;tm_min);

printf ("Beijing (China) : %2d:%02d\n", (ptm-%26gt;tm_hour+CCT)%24, ptm-%26gt;tm_min);

return 0;

}

it says undefined symbol 'tm'

and undefined symbol 'ptm'

Turbo C help?
just use time_t or time in place of tm in second line in main function
Reply:You need to declare the variables in your program inside the main() function.

How would you define these biology terms?

What would you define as being addicted to sex?

so yeah i have this problem, i cant get enough of it, i am always craving sex even if im in the middle of it, i have trouble at work sometimes b/c of it from getting hardons three to four times a day for no reason what can i do to lesson my tension, i guess i just need to find a girlfriend who i can work out these frustrations with daily huh? im being competely serious here

What would you define as being addicted to sex?
When it interferes with your social life or occupation.
Reply:YOU NEED TO FIND THAT PERSON (WHICH MIGHT BE HARD TO FIND)WHO WANTS SEX AS BAD AS YOU DO.THERE ARE ALOT OF PEOPLE WHO CRAVE SEX 24/7...ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS FIND THEM.
Reply:yeah, I know the feeling, i have a husband that works third shift seven days a week so I'm without all of the time
Reply:yeah you should get a gf
Reply:I know some of the readers think this is funny, but on a serious note like any addiction you might want to seek a sex therapist or someone who can get you into a group therapy that focuses on sex addiction. I don't think finding the right girl or wife will make any difference until you've fully understood why you crave it all the time. I'm sure I'm not the first to recommend this. Best of luck to you.
Reply:Yeah I know it sucks. I dunno what's normal but I definitely get at least 4 hardons a day. It's a pretty common thing.

Since women don't like me, I have to pretty much masturbate constantly...
Reply:Hello naughty coolaid,

Yeah, well good luck with having a girlfriend to take care of your sexual frustrations. :-D I don't know what planet that you live on, but here on the planet Earth, girls don't even reach their sexual peak until they're in their 40s.

You would almost be better off finding a hooker to really take care of your constant needs. Be sure to wear a condom. Check out Leykis-101 to learn how to get more tail for less money and effort. See below.

There are groups for sex addicts listed in the phone book, if you think that you might have a problem, but personally, I think that you're just a typical teenager (or slightly older). All of us guys have gone through the same thing.

Also, you need to check out the Tom Leykis radio show to learn more about what you should do. You definitely need to learn a little Leykis-101 to get women in your life. Find out if this show is broadcast in your area. Here's his web site:

http://www.blowmeuptom.com

I hope that this helps you. Good luck and happy hunting.

--Rick
Reply:I think Heidi Fleiss is still on the job...
Reply:Are u on E tha drug cause people sumtimes take dat when they know their gonna do it for a while. but anywayz your just a male hoe! sorry but it's d atruf. u need a girlfriend or a wife dat u won't cheat. BUt to me you sound like an old nasty trif hoe disgusting *** freak! kay bye!
Reply:I feel you on that one. I've been celibate for 8 months now, and it's driving me crazy. I'm striving not to just sleep with someone for the hell of it, I want find someone and be committed to them first.

But you're right, it is a frustration. Drives me nuts.

nobile

How would you define 'big' boobs?

Some people say 'big' is a C cup, some people say JJ. Some people say big is when you can't hold them all in one hand! What do you think?

How would you define 'big' boobs?
when guys talk to your boobs, that's generally a good sign. I love my boobs because I'm UK size 8-10 (US 6-8) and I'm 32E, having said that if my boobs were smaller I'd never consider implants, if it wasn't meant to be so be it. Smaller boobs look better in some outfits anyway
Reply:When you need to sew together two parachutes to make a bra.
Reply:To me, a D or larger is big, but if you're a very perky C you would also fit into this category. I'm a very perky B and people in VS often mistake me for a C. So don't underestimate the power of Perkiness. Also how wide-set your boobs are make them look larger. My breast are spread really far apart, so in t-shirts they look really LARGE.
Reply:i define big boobs as a D cup and bigger.... my boyfriend says "when the person looks like a whore even if they arnt wearing skimpy clothes" lol...
Reply:it would probably be better if guys answer this,

but people started telling me i had big boobs when i was in a B cup
Reply:i think the size the media portrays as ideal is a d cup....but thats huge lol...nothing wrong with that. personally id say a c is big but not too busty.
Reply:who cares.

its when you go to the plastic surgen and get some rubba stuck inyo chest.
Reply:C cup but on a skinny person. if ur fat ,ur going to have big boobs no matter what..
Reply:i think it depends on the person. if you feel you cant carry your books then maybe they are big for you. just remember that the moment you start talking about how "big" your boobs are thats when people start to notice. people hardly see our "flaws" until we start pin pointing them out to them.
Reply:The average woman in the US wears a 'C'; so anything bigger is big.

Usually, it is a matter of individual perspective.
Reply:beeing a guy who is realitivly conserned i would say that for a 14 year old b is a good size but its up to u
Reply:C...but i'm finding most guys like girls with nothing more then a handful..and it depends on your body shape also
Reply:Big is when you back starts to hurt from your breasts

I have a C and im almost a D an i know mine are to big because my back hurts alot but it alll depends on how your body type is
Reply:what's u hit the d cup, you will always complain about your boobz being 2 big...like me i have big boobz and it came nautural

How would you define these biology terms?

Base pairs and their complements (i.e. C and G; A and T)

Amino acids

Steps of mitosis

Steps of meiosis

Sources of genetic variation

Mutations

Homozygous

Heterozygous

Punnett squares

Locus

Alleles

DNA (its composition)

DNA (what it does)

RNA

Chromosomes

Mendel and his Laws/Principles

Eukaryotic cells

Proteins (general info)

Protein synthesis (from lecture and reading!!)

Autosomes vs. sex chromosomes

Homologous chromosomes

Hypothesis

Theory

Sex chromosomes (and abnormalities)

Gametes

Zygotes

Haploid/diploid

ABO blood types

Gene flow

Genetic drift

Evolution

Forces of evolution

Cell components

Hardy Weinberg theory of equilibrium

How would you define these biology terms?
1) A complementary to T

C complementary to G

2)monomer of proteins

5)crossing over

6)a protein is changed as a deletion or substitution

7)two dominant or recessive alleles

8)one dominant and one recessive alleles

9)determines gnotypic and phenotypic outcomes of offsprings

11)DNA has three parts: a phosphate, sugar, nitrogen base(A, T, C, %26amp; G) %26amp; is a doubled-stranded molecule

12)DNA is the genetic makeup of our body, helps makes proteins, and creates mRNA

13)RNA is a single-stranded molecule that has a phosphate, sugar, and nitrogen bases(A, G, C, U)

14)made of genes

16)multicellular, has a nucleus, and membrane-bound organelles

17)polymer made of monomers called amino acids

19)Autosomes-all of our genes that make proteins and goes through mitosis.

sex chromosomes-sperm and egg; goes through meiosis

20)cromosomes that are similar in size, shape, and content

21)an educated guess

22)a conclusion based on experimental tests

23)sperm and egg;22chromosomes rather than 23

24)sperm and egg

25)a single cell formed by fertilization

26)Haploid-half the number of chromosomes of an organism

diploid-total number of chromosomes in an organism

30)variations in species

31)natural selection

32)organelles, nucleus, cell membrane, cell wall(plant cells only),cytoskeleton
Reply:Hypothesis are educated guess about an equation or formula, etc..It has not yet been tested to be proven correct or not. Based on your hypothesis, you can test it to se if it has the correct outcome.

Which term is define as all the chemical reaction that are required to sustain life?

a]metabolism

b]regulation

c]nutrition

d]synthesis

Which term is define as all the chemical reaction that are required to sustain life?
METABOLISM. Metabolism is the sum of the group of reactions to obtain energy and basic compounds from food (catabolism), and the group of reactions to form organic molecules and to use energy obtained form food (anabolism).
Reply:Alex is right.
Reply:d synthesis

Synthesis (biosynthetic) reaction

A chemical reaction in which new bonds are formed.

For example: A + B à AB where A and B have been joined by a new bond to form AB (i.e., A-B).

The word synthesis, of course, means to produce something via a synthesis reaction and the prefix bio refers to this occurring within or by a living organism.

"All organisms. . . must use nutrients to make chemical building blocks that are used for growth and for all the other functions essential to life. For most (organisms), synthesizing these building blocks requires them to breakdown nutrient substances and use the energy released to assemble additional resulting molecular fragments into new substances."

How do you define Mantel Haenszel Differential item functioning (DIF)?

What are the the three methods of assessing DIF across multiple demographic group. "a. Mantel-Haenszel chi-square statistics with no adjustment to the alpha level, b. Mantel-Haenszel chi-sqaure with a Bonferroni adjustment alpha level, C. Generalized mantel-Haenszel statistics (GMH) that offers a single test of significance across all groups.

How do you define Mantel Haenszel Differential item functioning (DIF)?
Bias is systematic error that favors one group over another. There are different ways to detect bias. The logical first step in detecting bias is to find elements where one group performs much better than the other group: such items function differentially for the two groups and thus is known as Differential Item Functioning (DIF). DIF is a necessary but not sufficient condition for bias: bias only exists if the difference is illegitimate, i.e., if both groups should be performing equally well on the item. The simplest DIF index is based on the differences in correct response rates between a "reference" and "focal" group.

The Mantel-Haenszel odds ratio is a non-parametric statistic using chi-square. For every score level, it calculates the odds that the reference group will get the item correct, and that the focal group will get it correct. It then divides reference group odds by focal group odds, showing how much more likely the reference group is to get the item correct. You can transform results from the Mantel-Haenszel procedure into its delta

units to classify items into grouped results.

Mantel-Haenszel has two major practical advantages: it is conceptually uncomplicated, and it doesn't require highly specialized software. However, Mantel-Haenszel can be affected by item discrimination and it performs better with large group sizes.

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How do we define energy?

Which unit represents the larger amount of energy?

What happens to the molecules in a sample of ice as the sample is slowly heated until it liquefies and then vaporizes?

When steam is at 150 C. What happens to the molecules in the sample as the sample is slowly cooled until it liquefies and then solidifies?

How do we define energy?
Energy can simply be defined as ability of a system to do work. However Heat is an exceptional form which is also designated as degraded form of energy.

In SI system its unit of measurement is Joule.

When you provide heat to molecules, their kinetic energy increases resulting in acceleration of their motion and consequently temperature and the process continues till molecules turn into its gaseous forms at higher kinetic energy.

However cooling is the revers of above process. Kinetic energy reduces and intermolecular forces become stronger to bind the molecules with eash other.
Reply:We do not really fully understand energy. I cannot help you with your homework, but I can tell you that we only understand SOME properties of energy.

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How would you define and explain "existenstialism?"?

I'm currently in High School with the one of the hardest AP Lang teacher who I had a C in 1st semester, and I really don't know what this word means.

How would you define and explain "existenstialism?"?
It is a philosophy expressed mainly by Hedger. Think of it Free Will. People are free and responsible for what they make of themselves.
Reply:Existentialism is a philosophical movement in which individual human beings are understood as having full responsibility for creating the meanings of their own lives.

The belief that one shapes one's basic nature through the direction of life one chooses to live.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Existential...
Reply:This is a good explanation:

Existentialism – A Definition

Existentialism in the broader sense is a 20th century philosophy that is centered upon the analysis of existence and of the way humans find themselves existing in the world. The notion is that humans exist first and then each individual spends a lifetime changing their essence or nature.

In simpler terms, existentialism is a philosophy concerned with finding self and the meaning of life through free will, choice, and personal responsibility. The belief is that people are searching to find out who and what they are throughout life as they make choices based on their experiences, beliefs, and outlook. And personal choices become unique without the necessity of an objective form of truth. An existentialist believes that a person should be forced to choose and be responsible without the help of laws, ethnic rules, or traditions.

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Existentialism takes into consideration the underlying concepts:

* Human free will

* Human nature is chosen through life choices

* A person is best when struggling against their individual nature, fighting for life

* Decisions are not without stress and consequences

* There are things that are not rational

* Personal responsibility and discipline is crucial

* Society is unnatural and its traditional religious and secular rules are arbitrary

* Worldly desire is futile

Existentialism is broadly defined in a variety of concepts and there can be no one answer as to what it is, yet it does not support any of the following:

* wealth, pleasure, or honor make the good life

* social values and structure control the individual

* accept what is and that is enough in life

* science can and will make everything better

* people are basically good but ruined by society or external forces

* “I want my way, now!” or “It is not my fault!” mentality

There is a wide variety of philosophical, religious, and political ideologies that make up existentialism so there is no universal agreement in an arbitrary set of ideals and beliefs. Politics vary, but each seeks the most individual freedom for people within a society.

How will u define CHEATING?

How will u call it cheating? is it necessary a sexual act? a date with somebody else? fantasizing someone? c'mon..tell me

How will u define CHEATING?
Once you touch another in a romantic or sexual way.
Reply:Cheating- To deceive by trickery; swindle: To deprive by trickery; defraud: To mislead; fool: To elude; escape: To act dishonestly; practice fraud: o violate rules deliberately, as in a game: To be sexually unfaithful: Thats enough definitions for cheating. Thats what it means, if its not what it says it is in the dictionary, than its not cheating.
Reply:if you wouldn't do it with your spouse sitting next to you, or would be ashamed or upset if your spouse heard you say it... its cheating.

Usually its something to do with sex (physical, cyber, phone, etc) but it can be emotional too. Spending time with someone, when you should be with your spouse.
Reply:Cheating is doing anything that is similar to what you'd do with someone you are in a relationship. Going out for intimate dinners, sex, late night conversations, sexually charged talks. Etc.
Reply:If you are married and you flirt with someone else, or have relations with someone else, both are cheating.
Reply:I think cheating depends on every couple. From my point of view fantasizing is so not cheating. If you see a hot celebrity. at a concert or some where else how can you not fantasize. Cheating is anything you would know hurt or would want to hide from you partner. This can also mean dating if you try to hide it or its some one your partner dislikes.
Reply:Cheating is not a hard, fast rule with everyone. Most commonly, engaging in sexual behavior with someone else is cheating. Some consider talking intimatley with someone else is cheating. Fantasies are fantasies and should remain that....it is when someone takes the steps to act on the fantasies that could make them cheating.
Reply:to be honest, nothing is cheating! everything you described is natural. its has been there since thousand years.

everyone is doing that and it will be on. married men goes to strip clusbs right? even if they dont have sex. anyway nothing is cheating :)
Reply:No, a penis doesn't have to enter a vagina for cheating to occur...but then fantasies aren't cheating either (they are just fantasies).

If you have done something or said something to another person, who is not your significant other, and you feel you have to keep that from them or it could damage your relationship, then you have probably cheated. it could be physical contact, it could be email or internet chatting, it could be things said on the phone. If the communication was intimate or pornographic in nature and you wouldn't want it done to you by your partner, then it was probably cheating.

Having fantasies or looking at porn mags, pics online (of strangers), or porn moves isn't cheating....even though some women feel very insecure over it.
Reply:Nandina has got it nailed.
Reply:I'd saying anything physical for sure. Until something physical happens, nothing is cheating in my opinion, but its different for every person.

But hugging and kisses on the cheek are alright.
Reply:dating two ppl at once, while neither one knows about the other one. if a person has a boy/girlfriend and is secretly with another boy/girlfriend then they are cheating.
Reply:mmmh a date would be cheating if it's meant to be an intimate date---(as if the two are there with the idea of getting together at some point)

fantasize is not really cheating unless it makes you forget or think less of your partner--

---and sexual acts----even if they are like 3 secs long(yes even a peck on the lips) would be considered cheating on my books
Reply:cheating does not necessarily have to be a physical act to be considered. cheating can be emotional as well. Having strong feelings for another person besides your boyfriend/girlfriend can be harmful.If you dont know whether you a cheating or not, ask yourself if you would want your boyfriend/girlfriend doing what you are doing and would it hurt you?
Reply:I wouldn't call flirting cheating...that would not bother me but it means I can do it too. Anything beyond that as in a date or kissing or basically anything hands on would be cheating to me.
Reply:I don't personally think you need sex to have cheating.

When you give another person something you are unwilling to give your spouse that is cheating.

Fantasizing. Well. Everyone does that.....

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Reply:If you hide it from your significant other because they would be hurt or angry if they knew you were doing it, it's cheating.
Reply:I would say all of the above, minus the fantasizing. No matter who you are with, they will always fantasize......that's just human.
Reply:Cheating is a like the scientific method!

It all begins with theobservation and hypothesis, so basically it means that it starts with the sight and thought.

Then the back ground info ( planning to cheat) and the experiment (cheating).

The best bet is to ask God to help you as soon as you start having thoughts.
Reply:i would say blatant flirting or anything past that. Basically anything that you wouldnt feel comfortable with your partner doing with someone else
Reply:I define it as having a sexual and/or romantic relationship without prior knowledge AND permission of the other person you are already involved with in an established relationship. Yes, it is wordy. Mainly because I would not consider certain alternative relationships as cheating. Such as the nature of the word cheating, someone is attempting break the rules of the relationship to achieve a sexual and/or romantic goal.
Reply:i think that cheating is both a sexual act and a date with somebody else. the signs of a guy cheating on u is: if he don't pay no mind to u anymore and if he stays out later than usual.
Reply:anything more than just a casual conversation or friendship is cheating.
Reply:Well a date yes, sexual stuff yes, fantasizing no its just thoughts!

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