Yep . . .Can I round off numbers to the nearest dollar, ex. $514.50 to $515, when I do my taxes?
Yes, you can do that. In fact, if you use TurboTax or TaxCut, it rounds them for you.Can I round off numbers to the nearest dollar, ex. $514.50 to $515, when I do my taxes?
Yes, and most tax software actually does round it even if you enter the exact amounts.
yes, the irs expects you to when you are filing.
I believe you only round off the amount owed or refunded. In other words, use the correct numbers until you get to the refund line. I can't be sure of this, but when doing mine with Turbo Tax, I enter the numbers I'm given with my W2's and 1099's and they may round it each time for me, or it's done at the end.
I give my figures down to the last penny to my CPA and he rounds them off.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
How to change the numbers of a whole column by percentage in microsoft excel?
how do i change the numbers of a whole column by a percentage? I have a price sheet with unit prices and i want to highlight the column and change it a percentage up or down.How to change the numbers of a whole column by percentage in microsoft excel?
Say if you want to increase the values in A1:A100 by 5%
1. in a cell put 1.05 (1+5%) ctrl+c to copy it,
2. select A1:A100 edit menu, paste special, click value option, click multiply option, click ok button
If the change is a mark down of 5% instead of a mark up, in step 1. put 0.95 in the cell instead
Hope this helps.
Say if you want to increase the values in A1:A100 by 5%
1. in a cell put 1.05 (1+5%) ctrl+c to copy it,
2. select A1:A100 edit menu, paste special, click value option, click multiply option, click ok button
If the change is a mark down of 5% instead of a mark up, in step 1. put 0.95 in the cell instead
Hope this helps.
How do I average numbers and create a report in Microsoft Access?
how do I average multiple fields (in columns) of numbers and put them in a graph? (in Microsoft Access).How do I average numbers and create a report in Microsoft Access?
Make a query using the necessary tables and joining them as needed. Put the desired fields in the query grid. While still in the query, go to View, Totals. This will add a row called Totals to the query grid. Change the Totals from Group By to Avg. Save your query. Now go to Reports. Create a new report. Select Chart Wizard and base it off the query you just made. Hope this helps!band myspace
Make a query using the necessary tables and joining them as needed. Put the desired fields in the query grid. While still in the query, go to View, Totals. This will add a row called Totals to the query grid. Change the Totals from Group By to Avg. Save your query. Now go to Reports. Create a new report. Select Chart Wizard and base it off the query you just made. Hope this helps!
How to find telephone numbers by address in Harare, Zimbabwe?
I would call infomation if you have that in your country. we use 411 in the USAHow to find telephone numbers by address in Harare, Zimbabwe?
Try - http://www.yellowpages.com/
Click on Find A Person and type in the information. It should bring up thier telephone number.
Try - http://www.yellowpages.com/
Click on Find A Person and type in the information. It should bring up thier telephone number.
What do the second numbers in coordinates represent?
what do the second numbers represent in each number set of coordinates on a map? And how do I find it's exact location?
What do the 52 and 09 represent?
Ex: 19*52' N or 99*09' WWhat do the second numbers in coordinates represent?
';minutes';
each degree of latitude and longitude are divided into smaller equal parts called ';minutes'; and each minute is divided into ';seconds';
60 seconds = 1 minute
60 minutes = 1 degree
What do the 52 and 09 represent?
Ex: 19*52' N or 99*09' WWhat do the second numbers in coordinates represent?
';minutes';
each degree of latitude and longitude are divided into smaller equal parts called ';minutes'; and each minute is divided into ';seconds';
60 seconds = 1 minute
60 minutes = 1 degree
How do I find where an email add. is from? What numbers and how many am I looking for?
How do I know if it is from another country? The IP numbers are always different with each email.How do I find where an email add. is from? What numbers and how many am I looking for?
Perform a whois lookup.How do I find where an email add. is from? What numbers and how many am I looking for?
Hi,
Not all email service will give u all this info in the email.
As of now u can see only these IP's in Hotmail.com, get the IP address and go to www.ip2location.com to check the location. Nearly about 3 to 4 Ip's u will get check all of them.
These are not available in Yahoo or Gmail and in few others
Regards,
Murugesh
There are some tools you can use:
http://love268.com/find_email_address.ht鈥?/a>
From Name get email address,phone number and address.
From Email get name,phone number and address.
http://love268.com/online-records.htm
Find anyone' background.
Good luck!
Perform a whois lookup.How do I find where an email add. is from? What numbers and how many am I looking for?
Hi,
Not all email service will give u all this info in the email.
As of now u can see only these IP's in Hotmail.com, get the IP address and go to www.ip2location.com to check the location. Nearly about 3 to 4 Ip's u will get check all of them.
These are not available in Yahoo or Gmail and in few others
Regards,
Murugesh
There are some tools you can use:
http://love268.com/find_email_address.ht鈥?/a>
From Name get email address,phone number and address.
From Email get name,phone number and address.
http://love268.com/online-records.htm
Find anyone' background.
Good luck!
Can seven-digit phone numbers start with a zero?
I got a call from an old friend, and when I first picked up, I thought their phone number started with an 8, but then when I went back to look in my received calls to enter the number into my phone's address book, my phone said the first digit of my friend's phone number was a zero. This didn't seem right to me...can seven-digit phone numbers even start with a zero? Please help, I really want to make sure that this number is correct.Can seven-digit phone numbers start with a zero?
No, if you press zero, you get the operator before you dial the other numbers.
This might be different in a company's internal phone system.
We used to have phonetics for the numbers, and they could start with the letter ';O';, which is a six.
If it is a 10 digit number, the prefix can start with a zero, because the first number pressed is not a zero.Can seven-digit phone numbers start with a zero?
Your story's really wierd. I have never heard of a phone number starting with a zero. I always thought that it was impossible. Myabe you should call back the number and ask your friend if his number actually starts with a zero.
*that's weird*
Call it...but to my knowledge, no they can't. Ask your cell phone provider as well.
Yes it is possible if you are calling from a computer, like skype or some other voip service. Computer generated calls usually put some bogus number in the caller id. You cannot return calls to these numbers. For example when I use skype, the caller ID says (000) 012-3456
not in america, no. something weird is going on. he may have called you from another country.
yes it can mine does
I don't think a 7 digit phone number could start with a zero. But calls from skype or any other internet phone could start with a 0 but some internet phones aren't 7 digits because when I call from skype the phone number has more then 7 digits. So I don't know what to tell you.
No, if you press zero, you get the operator before you dial the other numbers.
This might be different in a company's internal phone system.
We used to have phonetics for the numbers, and they could start with the letter ';O';, which is a six.
If it is a 10 digit number, the prefix can start with a zero, because the first number pressed is not a zero.Can seven-digit phone numbers start with a zero?
Your story's really wierd. I have never heard of a phone number starting with a zero. I always thought that it was impossible. Myabe you should call back the number and ask your friend if his number actually starts with a zero.
*that's weird*
Call it...but to my knowledge, no they can't. Ask your cell phone provider as well.
Yes it is possible if you are calling from a computer, like skype or some other voip service. Computer generated calls usually put some bogus number in the caller id. You cannot return calls to these numbers. For example when I use skype, the caller ID says (000) 012-3456
not in america, no. something weird is going on. he may have called you from another country.
yes it can mine does
I don't think a 7 digit phone number could start with a zero. But calls from skype or any other internet phone could start with a 0 but some internet phones aren't 7 digits because when I call from skype the phone number has more then 7 digits. So I don't know what to tell you.
Why are there handwritten numbers on many street signs?
Practical? Conspiracy theory?Why are there handwritten numbers on many street signs?
Gangs and Drugs. Here where I live there are numbers that signify what drugs are sold in the area...such as 420 where there is a marajuana grower.Why are there handwritten numbers on many street signs?
Drug Selling Signals
Gangs and Drugs. Here where I live there are numbers that signify what drugs are sold in the area...such as 420 where there is a marajuana grower.Why are there handwritten numbers on many street signs?
Drug Selling Signals
Is there a way to make Word 2007 present references as numbers in the text and a list at the end of the file?
I want my references to look more like they are done on Wikipedia as this is how they need to be done for the document I am writing up.Is there a way to make Word 2007 present references as numbers in the text and a list at the end of the file?
Try this:
1. Position the cursor where you want the footnote or endnote reference to go.
2. Click the References tab on the Ribbon.
3. Click the arrow in the lower right corner of the Footnotes group.
4. Click Insert.
5. Type the footnote.
If you want to use Endnotes rather than Footnotes, just do this:
6. Click the References tab on the Ribbon.
7. Click the arrow in the lower right corner of the Footnotes group.
8. Click the Endnotes radio button.
9. Click Apply.
Hope that helps.Is there a way to make Word 2007 present references as numbers in the text and a list at the end of the file?
In order to use reference numbers in square brackets, you need to download Bibword.
Once Bibword is installed, insert your citations as follows:
1. In Word 2007, click the References tab.
2. In the Bibliography and Citations group, select Style: ISO 690-Numerical with Square Brackets.
3. Insert your Citations into the text as needed.
4. Click Manage Sources to edit source information.
5. To generate the Bibliography, make sure your cursor is located at the end of your document, then click Bibliography %26gt; Insert Bibliography.
-Sue
I would suggest Insert%26gt;Reference%26gt;Footnote. That is the command in OfficeXP and I would imagine that Office2007 would have the same or similar technique.band myspace
Try this:
1. Position the cursor where you want the footnote or endnote reference to go.
2. Click the References tab on the Ribbon.
3. Click the arrow in the lower right corner of the Footnotes group.
4. Click Insert.
5. Type the footnote.
If you want to use Endnotes rather than Footnotes, just do this:
6. Click the References tab on the Ribbon.
7. Click the arrow in the lower right corner of the Footnotes group.
8. Click the Endnotes radio button.
9. Click Apply.
Hope that helps.Is there a way to make Word 2007 present references as numbers in the text and a list at the end of the file?
In order to use reference numbers in square brackets, you need to download Bibword.
Once Bibword is installed, insert your citations as follows:
1. In Word 2007, click the References tab.
2. In the Bibliography and Citations group, select Style: ISO 690-Numerical with Square Brackets.
3. Insert your Citations into the text as needed.
4. Click Manage Sources to edit source information.
5. To generate the Bibliography, make sure your cursor is located at the end of your document, then click Bibliography %26gt; Insert Bibliography.
-Sue
I would suggest Insert%26gt;Reference%26gt;Footnote. That is the command in OfficeXP and I would imagine that Office2007 would have the same or similar technique.
What are the quantum numbers for Osmium?
I thought it was:
n=5
l=2
m= - 2
s= - 1/2
but i'm really unsure about the n. maybe it's 6? idk.
please help me! i'm so confused!What are the quantum numbers for Osmium?
5,4, 5, -1/2
if your n is 6 then the 2nd number is 5.
the order is this
n, 0 --%26gt; n-1, -L %26lt;-%26gt; L, and then either -1/2 or +1/2. i know its really confusing i hate chem myself, but its kinda ironic cuz this was the only thing i understood haha
n=5
l=2
m= - 2
s= - 1/2
but i'm really unsure about the n. maybe it's 6? idk.
please help me! i'm so confused!What are the quantum numbers for Osmium?
5,4, 5, -1/2
if your n is 6 then the 2nd number is 5.
the order is this
n, 0 --%26gt; n-1, -L %26lt;-%26gt; L, and then either -1/2 or +1/2. i know its really confusing i hate chem myself, but its kinda ironic cuz this was the only thing i understood haha
What are the 2 numbers multiplied on binoculars stands for?
When u buy binoculars, there' re 2 numbers multiplied indicating the strength of magnification.. i think. can anyone explain this please...What are the 2 numbers multiplied on binoculars stands for?
Easy !! First number is magnification and second number is diameter of lens , the big ones ! eg 10 x 50 is magnification 10 with a 50mm lens. The bigger the lens the more light gets in ! good for night time . If you have large magnification though like 25 they are difficult to hold still and get a steady pictureWhat are the 2 numbers multiplied on binoculars stands for?
X 2 every click will either increase or decrease the magnification
one #stands for the size of the lens the other 4 the magnifcation
IF IT'S 2X THAT MEANS ITS 2 TIMES THE MAGNIFICATION AND SO ON ...............THATS THE # OF TIMES IT BRINGS THE OBJECT CLOSER TO YOUR EYES WHILE USING THE BINOCULARS.......
Easy !! First number is magnification and second number is diameter of lens , the big ones ! eg 10 x 50 is magnification 10 with a 50mm lens. The bigger the lens the more light gets in ! good for night time . If you have large magnification though like 25 they are difficult to hold still and get a steady pictureWhat are the 2 numbers multiplied on binoculars stands for?
X 2 every click will either increase or decrease the magnification
one #stands for the size of the lens the other 4 the magnifcation
IF IT'S 2X THAT MEANS ITS 2 TIMES THE MAGNIFICATION AND SO ON ...............THATS THE # OF TIMES IT BRINGS THE OBJECT CLOSER TO YOUR EYES WHILE USING THE BINOCULARS.......
How are the building numbers chosen in Manhattan (NYC)?
Sounds silly but I was thinking: In many other towns I see alot of fractional building numbers (like 555 1/2) but I have never seen that in Manhattan. In general, what is the scheme for naming numbers? Is it like a set of numbers is reserved per block? How about if that set is used up? Are they fractional building numbers in Manhattan?How are the building numbers chosen in Manhattan (NYC)?
The streets have blocks with Fifth Avenue dividing East and West. 5th Ave. to 6th Ave. is 0-99, 6th Ave to 7th Ave is 100-199, etc.
The avenues and Broadway are numbered sequentially starting at the southernmost point on the avenue starting at 1. Most NYC tourbooks have a chart to show how to estimate the closest street by the building number. Each avenue has a different formula.How are the building numbers chosen in Manhattan (NYC)?
The numbers are sequentially based.
Going East/West the numbers start at 5th Avenue. So going East from 5th Avenue the numbers will get higher and going west they will get higher. In this way you can find 125 East 77th Street as well as 125 West 77th Street.
Going North/South - the numbers start at the southernmost end of the Avenue (because that is where the city started!) and then get higher from there. So 21 Broadway will be all the way downtown and 1775 Broadway is at 57th Street.
You do occassionaly find fractional numbers on some of the side streets. I've seen that in some townhouses that have two doors to the same building.
Hope that makes sense!
The streets have blocks with Fifth Avenue dividing East and West. 5th Ave. to 6th Ave. is 0-99, 6th Ave to 7th Ave is 100-199, etc.
The avenues and Broadway are numbered sequentially starting at the southernmost point on the avenue starting at 1. Most NYC tourbooks have a chart to show how to estimate the closest street by the building number. Each avenue has a different formula.How are the building numbers chosen in Manhattan (NYC)?
The numbers are sequentially based.
Going East/West the numbers start at 5th Avenue. So going East from 5th Avenue the numbers will get higher and going west they will get higher. In this way you can find 125 East 77th Street as well as 125 West 77th Street.
Going North/South - the numbers start at the southernmost end of the Avenue (because that is where the city started!) and then get higher from there. So 21 Broadway will be all the way downtown and 1775 Broadway is at 57th Street.
You do occassionaly find fractional numbers on some of the side streets. I've seen that in some townhouses that have two doors to the same building.
Hope that makes sense!
What are all the numbers for on the US Dollar?
FRONT QUESTIONS
What are the green numbers/letters for?
What are the tiny three digit letter and numbers for?
What are the one or two digit black numbers for?
BACK QUESTIONS
What is the tiny one digit number for?
OTHER QUESTIONS
I have heard that there is an eagle on the US dollar, but where is it?
I've also heard there are spiderwebs, but where?
Are there any other interesting things on the US Dollar?
OTHER NOTES
I'm talking about the United States of America $1.00 Dollar. Thanks in advance for whoever helps!What are all the numbers for on the US Dollar?
I believe the below website will provide you the info you are looking for.
What are the green numbers/letters for?
What are the tiny three digit letter and numbers for?
What are the one or two digit black numbers for?
BACK QUESTIONS
What is the tiny one digit number for?
OTHER QUESTIONS
I have heard that there is an eagle on the US dollar, but where is it?
I've also heard there are spiderwebs, but where?
Are there any other interesting things on the US Dollar?
OTHER NOTES
I'm talking about the United States of America $1.00 Dollar. Thanks in advance for whoever helps!What are all the numbers for on the US Dollar?
I believe the below website will provide you the info you are looking for.
What are imaginary numbers of the form a+bi and a-bi called?
The four multiple choice answers are reciprocals, opposites, conjugates, and inverses.What are imaginary numbers of the form a+bi and a-bi called?
conjugatesWhat are imaginary numbers of the form a+bi and a-bi called?
Conjugates
have a look here :)
http://www.bymath.com/studyguide/alg/sec鈥?/a>
conjugatesWhat are imaginary numbers of the form a+bi and a-bi called?
Conjugates
have a look here :)
http://www.bymath.com/studyguide/alg/sec鈥?/a>
EARLY READERS- when did your child start recognizing all letters, numbers, and their sounds?
When or how should I help him to learn to read or sound out words, if he's interested?EARLY READERS- when did your child start recognizing all letters, numbers, and their sounds?
My daughter just turned 2 and she can count to 15 and she knows some of her ABC's (she can't sing them but she recognizes them from an ABC puzzle). I just picked up a deck of cards that tells the story of the woman who swallows a fly....then a bird....then a cat, etc. Anyway, I read the cards to her and the animals are pictures in the sentence so I stop reading at the animal and she'll name it. I'm so excited! One step closer to reading! That might help your son, too. :)
If there is a teacher store in your area, you can stop in and pick up preschool or pre-K reading activities. Just remember that most Kindergardeners can't read....and if your son goes to school already knowing how to read he could wind up bored, start acting badly, or even worse, be used by the kindergarden teacher to help pull the other kids up to his level (which will make the other kids hate him). There are pros and cons to teaching an advanced preschooler. :) Hope this helps!EARLY READERS- when did your child start recognizing all letters, numbers, and their sounds?
That's great! Now what can he do with that info. Can he apply it to other situations and use it out of context. Does he recognize this out of the academic setting?
You teach him the sounds of each of the letters and then you might tell him or teach him to combine them together and you can read.
the earlier the better my 3 year old knows colors and shapes we are workin on abcs now
well you just gotta be a little strict or nothin will happen
I don't have children of my own, but I work with them every day. When they are about 4 they should be able to recognize most if not all their letters. Sounds can come earlier if you start phonics, but phonics doesn't work for every child. When they are five they should be able to remember most letter sounds if you at least work a little with them. Most don't even know how to read when they go into kindergarten.
My son is 3. He seems far more advanced than my other two sons were at his age.
He was off the bottle at 8 months, potty trained at 18 months and knew his alphabet by 2 years. I elected to put him in an academic setting because before he turned 3, he already knew the entire alphabet (at random), upper AND lower case. He knows the sounds that they make (including vowels). He can count to 20. He knows all of his body parts. Last Xmas, he put together a puzzle of the United States with NO PROBLEM. I even watched him do it a few times.
He also likes playing learning games on the computer.
I read to him slowly and have him repeat me...that seems to be working. We read some of the same books over and over again. I've already noticed that he recognizes some of the words - that or he's memorized them which is equally impressive at this age!band myspace
My daughter just turned 2 and she can count to 15 and she knows some of her ABC's (she can't sing them but she recognizes them from an ABC puzzle). I just picked up a deck of cards that tells the story of the woman who swallows a fly....then a bird....then a cat, etc. Anyway, I read the cards to her and the animals are pictures in the sentence so I stop reading at the animal and she'll name it. I'm so excited! One step closer to reading! That might help your son, too. :)
If there is a teacher store in your area, you can stop in and pick up preschool or pre-K reading activities. Just remember that most Kindergardeners can't read....and if your son goes to school already knowing how to read he could wind up bored, start acting badly, or even worse, be used by the kindergarden teacher to help pull the other kids up to his level (which will make the other kids hate him). There are pros and cons to teaching an advanced preschooler. :) Hope this helps!EARLY READERS- when did your child start recognizing all letters, numbers, and their sounds?
That's great! Now what can he do with that info. Can he apply it to other situations and use it out of context. Does he recognize this out of the academic setting?
You teach him the sounds of each of the letters and then you might tell him or teach him to combine them together and you can read.
the earlier the better my 3 year old knows colors and shapes we are workin on abcs now
well you just gotta be a little strict or nothin will happen
I don't have children of my own, but I work with them every day. When they are about 4 they should be able to recognize most if not all their letters. Sounds can come earlier if you start phonics, but phonics doesn't work for every child. When they are five they should be able to remember most letter sounds if you at least work a little with them. Most don't even know how to read when they go into kindergarten.
My son is 3. He seems far more advanced than my other two sons were at his age.
He was off the bottle at 8 months, potty trained at 18 months and knew his alphabet by 2 years. I elected to put him in an academic setting because before he turned 3, he already knew the entire alphabet (at random), upper AND lower case. He knows the sounds that they make (including vowels). He can count to 20. He knows all of his body parts. Last Xmas, he put together a puzzle of the United States with NO PROBLEM. I even watched him do it a few times.
He also likes playing learning games on the computer.
I read to him slowly and have him repeat me...that seems to be working. We read some of the same books over and over again. I've already noticed that he recognizes some of the words - that or he's memorized them which is equally impressive at this age!
What are the numbers for National Bingo Night on the 11th of November, 2007?
I need the numbers for Game 3: Blue Card.What are the numbers for National Bingo Night on the 11th of November, 2007?
Hi there!
Here are the results...
Red Game (Game 1)
61, 56, 67, 66, 62, 49, 18, 11, 24, 36, 26, 30, 59, 2, 39
White Game (Game 2)
5, 75, 54, 31, 7, 39, 9, 17
Blue Game (Game 3)
10, 63, 41, 71, 53, 40, 5, 3, 11, 16
Yahoo!7 TV TeamWhat are the numbers for National Bingo Night on the 11th of November, 2007?
I need all the numbers - someone please help ?
Hi there!
Here are the results...
Red Game (Game 1)
61, 56, 67, 66, 62, 49, 18, 11, 24, 36, 26, 30, 59, 2, 39
White Game (Game 2)
5, 75, 54, 31, 7, 39, 9, 17
Blue Game (Game 3)
10, 63, 41, 71, 53, 40, 5, 3, 11, 16
Yahoo!7 TV TeamWhat are the numbers for National Bingo Night on the 11th of November, 2007?
I need all the numbers - someone please help ?
How do you go about numbering a newsletter (ie: volumes, issues)?
i would go by issues
but thats just me
but thats just me
How do i figure out whos calling me if thier numbers private?
ok i keep geting calls from a private number and when ever i answer itll be silent for a couple of secs then they hang up. how do i figure out thier number to call them back?How do i figure out whos calling me if thier numbers private?
cant...
just block private callers *77
edit:
with cell phones you can use trapcall.comHow do i figure out whos calling me if thier numbers private?
some phone companies allow the use of *67 - right after the call, punch the *67 code, and it should tell you the number. You can check with your local phone company to see what their code is...
cant...
just block private callers *77
edit:
with cell phones you can use trapcall.comHow do i figure out whos calling me if thier numbers private?
some phone companies allow the use of *67 - right after the call, punch the *67 code, and it should tell you the number. You can check with your local phone company to see what their code is...
What are the numbers for Disney Channel shows?
What are the numbers for Disney Channel shows?
Its my dream to be on Disney Channel(:SO I want to audition for a bunch of their shows. Especially Legally Blondes(:I'm a blonde with blue eyes%26amp;I love the color pink(:thanks(:Websites %26amp;Phone numbers appreciated!:pWhat are the numbers for Disney Channel shows?
You need an agent, try to join SAG to startWhat are the numbers for Disney Channel shows?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA you just made my day LOL, Legally Blondes is a tv movie, not a tv show HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
P.S. ou need an agent talent, and so much luck that you could win the lottery twice
that was my dream too. when i was 13 but now im 18 go on google and type in disney channel auditions click on the first link. I hope your Dream comes True! :-)
Its my dream to be on Disney Channel(:SO I want to audition for a bunch of their shows. Especially Legally Blondes(:I'm a blonde with blue eyes%26amp;I love the color pink(:thanks(:Websites %26amp;Phone numbers appreciated!:pWhat are the numbers for Disney Channel shows?
You need an agent, try to join SAG to startWhat are the numbers for Disney Channel shows?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA you just made my day LOL, Legally Blondes is a tv movie, not a tv show HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
P.S. ou need an agent talent, and so much luck that you could win the lottery twice
that was my dream too. when i was 13 but now im 18 go on google and type in disney channel auditions click on the first link. I hope your Dream comes True! :-)
What two elements have lower average atomic masses than atomic numbers?
Atomic masses tend to rise in the same order as atomic numbers. Elements with multiple isotopes can violate this trend.
Robert is on the right track in interpreting your flawed question.
Elements in violation are:
Potassium (39.10) lower than Argon (39.96) before it.
Nickel (58.70) lower than Cobalt (58.93) before it.
Tellurium (127.60) HIGHER than Iodine (126.90) after it.
The two elements you seek are Potassium and Nickel.
Tellurium does not qualify because it is out of place to the heavier side, not the lighter side. In this case Iodine is the ';anchor';, because it has only one isotope. It is in the correct order. It is the Tellurium that has a higher percentage of its heavier isotopes than would be expected.What two elements have lower average atomic masses than atomic numbers?
Since the atomic number counts the protons in the nucleus and the atomic mass counts the number of protons and neutrons, no elements have lower atomic masses than atomic numbers. I think the question you want answered is ';what two elements have lower atomic masses than the elements just after them (with higher atomic numbers)? These are potassium and tellurium.What two elements have lower average atomic masses than atomic numbers?
I think this may be a trick question. The atomic number is the number of protons in an atom. The weight is the number of protons plus the number of neutrons. Thus the atomic mass can never be lower than the atomic number (just the same if there are no neutrons).
herm i may be going insane but your question may be false,
none that i know of, most elements on the periodic table should have twice or more atomic mass than number
Robert is on the right track in interpreting your flawed question.
Elements in violation are:
Potassium (39.10) lower than Argon (39.96) before it.
Nickel (58.70) lower than Cobalt (58.93) before it.
Tellurium (127.60) HIGHER than Iodine (126.90) after it.
The two elements you seek are Potassium and Nickel.
Tellurium does not qualify because it is out of place to the heavier side, not the lighter side. In this case Iodine is the ';anchor';, because it has only one isotope. It is in the correct order. It is the Tellurium that has a higher percentage of its heavier isotopes than would be expected.What two elements have lower average atomic masses than atomic numbers?
Since the atomic number counts the protons in the nucleus and the atomic mass counts the number of protons and neutrons, no elements have lower atomic masses than atomic numbers. I think the question you want answered is ';what two elements have lower atomic masses than the elements just after them (with higher atomic numbers)? These are potassium and tellurium.What two elements have lower average atomic masses than atomic numbers?
I think this may be a trick question. The atomic number is the number of protons in an atom. The weight is the number of protons plus the number of neutrons. Thus the atomic mass can never be lower than the atomic number (just the same if there are no neutrons).
herm i may be going insane but your question may be false,
none that i know of, most elements on the periodic table should have twice or more atomic mass than number
What do the numbers in 100/80/17 for a motorbike tyre mean.?
I am a amateur biker from india. I have found bike tyre descriptions as 110/80 or 100/90 with a 17 or 18 appended to them. google searches have only thrown up more keywords like tread width etc... I understand 17/18 is the diameter of the tyre. what do the rest mean(As simple an explanation possible please)
Thank youWhat do the numbers in 100/80/17 for a motorbike tyre mean.?
100mm wide, 80% of that in height, 17'; rim.What do the numbers in 100/80/17 for a motorbike tyre mean.?
the first number is width in metric
the second number is percentage of height in correlation with width
the third number is the rim size in inches
The 100 is the tread width
80 is aspect ratio, the from the bead (rim line) to the top of tread is 80%
17 is the wheel size in inches
The first # is how wide the tire is.
The second # is how tall the tire is from the rim to the tread.
100 = width of tyre from edge to edge
80 = height of tyre from from top of bead to edge of tread
17 = rim sizeband myspace
Thank youWhat do the numbers in 100/80/17 for a motorbike tyre mean.?
100mm wide, 80% of that in height, 17'; rim.What do the numbers in 100/80/17 for a motorbike tyre mean.?
the first number is width in metric
the second number is percentage of height in correlation with width
the third number is the rim size in inches
The 100 is the tread width
80 is aspect ratio, the from the bead (rim line) to the top of tread is 80%
17 is the wheel size in inches
The first # is how wide the tire is.
The second # is how tall the tire is from the rim to the tread.
100 = width of tyre from edge to edge
80 = height of tyre from from top of bead to edge of tread
17 = rim size
What is the formula for determining percent discrepancy between two numbers?
If the two numbers are x and y, the formula would be
100 * (absolute-value( x - y))
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maximum(x,y)
where absolute value is (of course) the number with the negative sign (if any) removed and maximum(x,y) is the larger of the two numbers x and y.
Example let x=4 and y=5
100 * (5-4)
-------------- =
5
100/5 =
20%What is the formula for determining percent discrepancy between two numbers?
its just the percent of one out of another instead of using the 100 as standard we use one of them as the standardWhat is the formula for determining percent discrepancy between two numbers?
if the two nos are n1 and n2 then the percentage discrepancy=!n1-n2!/n1 *100
100 * (absolute-value( x - y))
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
maximum(x,y)
where absolute value is (of course) the number with the negative sign (if any) removed and maximum(x,y) is the larger of the two numbers x and y.
Example let x=4 and y=5
100 * (5-4)
-------------- =
5
100/5 =
20%What is the formula for determining percent discrepancy between two numbers?
its just the percent of one out of another instead of using the 100 as standard we use one of them as the standardWhat is the formula for determining percent discrepancy between two numbers?
if the two nos are n1 and n2 then the percentage discrepancy=!n1-n2!/n1 *100
How high of numbers are we talking for blood sugar to cause a coma usually?
it is not so much ';how high'; but for ';how long';.
';How high'; depends on the individual. In my experience, I have seen some people go comatose at less than 400, while other are in their 700's.
What is more critical the the length of time the number are high. A 30-minute ';spike'; to 700 usually doesn't put anyone comatose, but three months at readings over 300 can.
in ANY case, it is absolutely critical that blood sugar be kept in the NORMAL range (80-120) for as much of the time as possible, with momentary ';spikes'; to less than 350 immediately after meals.
If the readings stay above 300 for more than an hour, you've got problems, and need to see a doctor, possibly the emergency room.How high of numbers are we talking for blood sugar to cause a coma usually?
Coma
A state of profound unconsciousness from which a person cannot be aroused. It may be the result of trauma, a brain tumor, loss of blood supply to the brain (as from cerebrovascular disease), a toxic metabolic condition, or encephalitis (brain inflammation) from an infectious disease. In people with diabetes, two conditions associated with very high blood glucose may cause coma; these are diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS). Severe hypoglycemia, or very low blood glucose, may also lead to coma. It's important for all people with diabetes to learn to recognize these conditions and respond accordingly.
Diabetic ketoacidosis is a serious imbalance in blood chemistry causing about 100,000 hospitalizations each year, with a mortality rate of under 5%. It typically occurs when a person has high blood sugar and insufficient insulin to handle it. Without adequate insulin, the body breaks down fat cells for energy, flooding the bloodstream with metabolic by-products called ketoacids. Meanwhile, the kidneys begin filtering large amounts of glucose from the blood and producing large amounts of urine. As the person urinates more frequently, the body becomes dehydrated and loses important minerals called electrolytes. If not treated, these serious imbalances can eventually lead to coma and death.
Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state most commonly affects elderly people. Like DKA, HHS starts with high blood glucose and insulin deficiency and causes people to urinate frequently and become dehydrated. HHS also impairs the ability of the kidneys to filter glucose from the bloodstream, making the blood glucose level rise even higher. Because of the extreme dehydration, HHS can be life-threatening, with a mortality rate of 15%, and can be even more difficult to treat successfully than DKA.
Both conditions can occur in anyone who has diabetes. They may be triggered by insulin deficiency or by any major stress to the body, which can cause the counterregulatory hormones to surge and elevate blood sugar levels. The most common trigger for either condition is an infection such as strep throat, pneumonia, a foot ulcer, intestinal flu, or a urinary tract infection.
The best way to prevent DKA or HHS is to prevent high blood glucose in the first place. Since they most commonly occur during an illness, work out ';sick-day management'; rules with your health-care provider before you become ill. Be alert to signs and symptoms of very high blood glucose (including thirst, increased appetite, frequent urination, and weight loss) as well as symptoms of dehydration (such as dryness of the mouth, cracked lips, sunken eyes, weight loss, and dry skin). In severe cases, you may experience vomiting, weakness, and confusion. People with DKA may experience abdominal pain and note a ';fruity'; odor to the breath due to the presence of ketones.
If you experience these symptoms, seek medical help immediately. Both DKA and HHS warrant a trip to the emergency room so that all facets of your blood chemistry can be carefully monitored and treated.
Severe hypoglycemia can lead to coma by starving the brain of its primary source of energy, glucose. Hypoglycemia can result from too much insulin, a decrease or delay in food intake, or an increase in physical activity. Typical symptoms of mild hypoglycemia include tremors, sweating, heart palpitations, and hunger. When hypoglycemia becomes more severe, brain function may be affected, causing such symptoms as mood changes, confusion, irritability, and drowsiness. Individuals may eventually lapse into coma or convulsions.
People who use insulin or an oral diabetes medicine that can cause hypoglycemia should always carry some form of shelf-stable carbohydrate such as LifeSaver candies, juice boxes, or glucose gel or tablets just in case. If you show signs of severe hypoglycemia, friends and family should try to get you to consume a food or drink containing carbohydrate (preferably one with little or no fat). If you are unwilling or unable to take anything by mouth, they should inject glucagon or call 911.
Glucagon, a hormone that causes the liver to release glucose into the bloodstream, is available by prescription, and family members and close friends should be instructed on how to inject it. If you respond to treatment, you should consume some carbohydrate to replenish your body's energy stores. If you do not respond to a glucagon injection in 15 to 30 minutes, your helpers should call for emergency assistanceHow high of numbers are we talking for blood sugar to cause a coma usually?
The symptoms may occur mildly to moderately at as high as 400 or 500 but death may not occur until 900 to 1600 or more, especially if the person is alone and cannot help themselves as they succumb to the urge to sleep. Once asleep, the blood sugars can skyrocket even more. My buddy Ed had his blood sugar spike in a short time to almost 900. He is the guy I mentioned in another of your questions here that has lost parts of his feet to gangriene from Diabetes problems and severe blood-sugar spikes often. Death can occur at lower than 800 or 900 depending on what else is going on too. Different people have a different thresh-hold point for extreme jeopardy, too. Not all bodily systems are the same from person to person. Many other factors come into play as well, such as age, other pre-existing illness, or even compromisation of the immune system from colds and flu.
Hello ,
readings over 400mg/dl may really make us worry (for ketoacidosis), but we don't have a cut-off value for the coma ,because it depends on alot of factor (the patient age , the duration of hyperglycemia, fluid intake , comorbidity )
for type 2, the duration of high blood sugar is important , for example if you have extremely high readings (500-600mg/dl) and you don't drink enough fluids you may become dehydrated and develop nonketotic hyperosmolar coma ,
Dr.debilitas
a coma could even set in aroun 400 to 500 but usually is much higher...but this doesnt just lead to death...but is very serious
I think 1500 and up. Has to be very high before a coma occurs. Don't quote me on 1500 - not that sure. Almost certain it's not lower.
a very high number
6-700
';How high'; depends on the individual. In my experience, I have seen some people go comatose at less than 400, while other are in their 700's.
What is more critical the the length of time the number are high. A 30-minute ';spike'; to 700 usually doesn't put anyone comatose, but three months at readings over 300 can.
in ANY case, it is absolutely critical that blood sugar be kept in the NORMAL range (80-120) for as much of the time as possible, with momentary ';spikes'; to less than 350 immediately after meals.
If the readings stay above 300 for more than an hour, you've got problems, and need to see a doctor, possibly the emergency room.How high of numbers are we talking for blood sugar to cause a coma usually?
Coma
A state of profound unconsciousness from which a person cannot be aroused. It may be the result of trauma, a brain tumor, loss of blood supply to the brain (as from cerebrovascular disease), a toxic metabolic condition, or encephalitis (brain inflammation) from an infectious disease. In people with diabetes, two conditions associated with very high blood glucose may cause coma; these are diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS). Severe hypoglycemia, or very low blood glucose, may also lead to coma. It's important for all people with diabetes to learn to recognize these conditions and respond accordingly.
Diabetic ketoacidosis is a serious imbalance in blood chemistry causing about 100,000 hospitalizations each year, with a mortality rate of under 5%. It typically occurs when a person has high blood sugar and insufficient insulin to handle it. Without adequate insulin, the body breaks down fat cells for energy, flooding the bloodstream with metabolic by-products called ketoacids. Meanwhile, the kidneys begin filtering large amounts of glucose from the blood and producing large amounts of urine. As the person urinates more frequently, the body becomes dehydrated and loses important minerals called electrolytes. If not treated, these serious imbalances can eventually lead to coma and death.
Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state most commonly affects elderly people. Like DKA, HHS starts with high blood glucose and insulin deficiency and causes people to urinate frequently and become dehydrated. HHS also impairs the ability of the kidneys to filter glucose from the bloodstream, making the blood glucose level rise even higher. Because of the extreme dehydration, HHS can be life-threatening, with a mortality rate of 15%, and can be even more difficult to treat successfully than DKA.
Both conditions can occur in anyone who has diabetes. They may be triggered by insulin deficiency or by any major stress to the body, which can cause the counterregulatory hormones to surge and elevate blood sugar levels. The most common trigger for either condition is an infection such as strep throat, pneumonia, a foot ulcer, intestinal flu, or a urinary tract infection.
The best way to prevent DKA or HHS is to prevent high blood glucose in the first place. Since they most commonly occur during an illness, work out ';sick-day management'; rules with your health-care provider before you become ill. Be alert to signs and symptoms of very high blood glucose (including thirst, increased appetite, frequent urination, and weight loss) as well as symptoms of dehydration (such as dryness of the mouth, cracked lips, sunken eyes, weight loss, and dry skin). In severe cases, you may experience vomiting, weakness, and confusion. People with DKA may experience abdominal pain and note a ';fruity'; odor to the breath due to the presence of ketones.
If you experience these symptoms, seek medical help immediately. Both DKA and HHS warrant a trip to the emergency room so that all facets of your blood chemistry can be carefully monitored and treated.
Severe hypoglycemia can lead to coma by starving the brain of its primary source of energy, glucose. Hypoglycemia can result from too much insulin, a decrease or delay in food intake, or an increase in physical activity. Typical symptoms of mild hypoglycemia include tremors, sweating, heart palpitations, and hunger. When hypoglycemia becomes more severe, brain function may be affected, causing such symptoms as mood changes, confusion, irritability, and drowsiness. Individuals may eventually lapse into coma or convulsions.
People who use insulin or an oral diabetes medicine that can cause hypoglycemia should always carry some form of shelf-stable carbohydrate such as LifeSaver candies, juice boxes, or glucose gel or tablets just in case. If you show signs of severe hypoglycemia, friends and family should try to get you to consume a food or drink containing carbohydrate (preferably one with little or no fat). If you are unwilling or unable to take anything by mouth, they should inject glucagon or call 911.
Glucagon, a hormone that causes the liver to release glucose into the bloodstream, is available by prescription, and family members and close friends should be instructed on how to inject it. If you respond to treatment, you should consume some carbohydrate to replenish your body's energy stores. If you do not respond to a glucagon injection in 15 to 30 minutes, your helpers should call for emergency assistanceHow high of numbers are we talking for blood sugar to cause a coma usually?
The symptoms may occur mildly to moderately at as high as 400 or 500 but death may not occur until 900 to 1600 or more, especially if the person is alone and cannot help themselves as they succumb to the urge to sleep. Once asleep, the blood sugars can skyrocket even more. My buddy Ed had his blood sugar spike in a short time to almost 900. He is the guy I mentioned in another of your questions here that has lost parts of his feet to gangriene from Diabetes problems and severe blood-sugar spikes often. Death can occur at lower than 800 or 900 depending on what else is going on too. Different people have a different thresh-hold point for extreme jeopardy, too. Not all bodily systems are the same from person to person. Many other factors come into play as well, such as age, other pre-existing illness, or even compromisation of the immune system from colds and flu.
Hello ,
readings over 400mg/dl may really make us worry (for ketoacidosis), but we don't have a cut-off value for the coma ,because it depends on alot of factor (the patient age , the duration of hyperglycemia, fluid intake , comorbidity )
for type 2, the duration of high blood sugar is important , for example if you have extremely high readings (500-600mg/dl) and you don't drink enough fluids you may become dehydrated and develop nonketotic hyperosmolar coma ,
Dr.debilitas
a coma could even set in aroun 400 to 500 but usually is much higher...but this doesnt just lead to death...but is very serious
I think 1500 and up. Has to be very high before a coma occurs. Don't quote me on 1500 - not that sure. Almost certain it's not lower.
a very high number
6-700
How many sigfigs in a sum when one of the numbers is a number without a decimal?
for example 2+1.32=3.32, or round to 3? since the rule for addition/subtraction of sigfigs is same # of decimal places as # with least places so, since the lowest is none..then answer is no decimal?? if you answer, please include credentials, thanks!How many sigfigs in a sum when one of the numbers is a number without a decimal?
Round it off to 3.
Imagine you and a friend are out, and you want to know how much money you have between you.
Your friend says she has $2. You have $1.32. If you take your friend at her word, then you have $3.32, but she may have some change that she didn't bother to mention. When you say that you have a total of $3.32, that is too specific. It implies that you know that you have EXACTLY that amount, when, in fact, you may have quite a bit more, if you could just get your friend to dig out her change.
I hope this helps!How many sigfigs in a sum when one of the numbers is a number without a decimal?
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My chemistry teacher explained it as this. Imagine a large map of the united states with the Pacific Ocean on the left and the Atlantic on the right. Put a number in the middle of the map. If a decimal is PRESENT a ';missle'; is fired from the PACIFIC Ocean and it goes through any zeros in the number until it reaches a number 1-9. The remaining numbers that have not been touched by a ';missle'; are the number of sig figs. If a decimal is ABSENT a ';missle'; is fired from the ATLANTIC Ocean and it goes through any zeros in the number until it reaches a number 1-0. THe remaining numbers that have not been touched by a ';missle'; are the number of sig figs.
just 3
Round it off to 3.
Imagine you and a friend are out, and you want to know how much money you have between you.
Your friend says she has $2. You have $1.32. If you take your friend at her word, then you have $3.32, but she may have some change that she didn't bother to mention. When you say that you have a total of $3.32, that is too specific. It implies that you know that you have EXACTLY that amount, when, in fact, you may have quite a bit more, if you could just get your friend to dig out her change.
I hope this helps!How many sigfigs in a sum when one of the numbers is a number without a decimal?
You're welcome! Report Abuse
My chemistry teacher explained it as this. Imagine a large map of the united states with the Pacific Ocean on the left and the Atlantic on the right. Put a number in the middle of the map. If a decimal is PRESENT a ';missle'; is fired from the PACIFIC Ocean and it goes through any zeros in the number until it reaches a number 1-9. The remaining numbers that have not been touched by a ';missle'; are the number of sig figs. If a decimal is ABSENT a ';missle'; is fired from the ATLANTIC Ocean and it goes through any zeros in the number until it reaches a number 1-0. THe remaining numbers that have not been touched by a ';missle'; are the number of sig figs.
just 3
On recyclable products inside the recyclable symbol what do the numbers inside that mark stand for?
My daughter is in the second grade and her teacher asked them to find this out.On recyclable products inside the recyclable symbol what do the numbers inside that mark stand for?
Its for the type of plastic the item is made of. Its called SPI resin identification coding system.
1-PETE or PET Polyethylene Terephthalate Recycled to produce polyester fibres, thermoformed sheet, strapping, soft drink bottles.
2- HDPE High-Density Polyethylene Recycled to become various bottles, grocery bags, recycling bins, agricultural pipe, base cups, car stops, playground equipment, and plastic lumber.
3-PVC or V Polyvinyl Chloride Recycled to become pipe, fencing, and non-food bottles.
4-LDPE Low-Density Polyethylene Recycled to become plastic bags, various containers, dispensing bottles, wash bottles, tubing, and various molded laboratory equipment.
5-PP Polypropylene Recycled into auto parts and industrial fibers.
6-PS Polystyrene Recycled into a wide range of products including office accessories, cafeteria trays, toys, video cassettes and cases, insulation board and expanded polystyrene products (e.g. Styrofoam).
7-OTHER Other plastics, including acrylic, polycarbonate, polylactic acid , nylon and fiberglass.
Its for the type of plastic the item is made of. Its called SPI resin identification coding system.
1-PETE or PET Polyethylene Terephthalate Recycled to produce polyester fibres, thermoformed sheet, strapping, soft drink bottles.
2- HDPE High-Density Polyethylene Recycled to become various bottles, grocery bags, recycling bins, agricultural pipe, base cups, car stops, playground equipment, and plastic lumber.
3-PVC or V Polyvinyl Chloride Recycled to become pipe, fencing, and non-food bottles.
4-LDPE Low-Density Polyethylene Recycled to become plastic bags, various containers, dispensing bottles, wash bottles, tubing, and various molded laboratory equipment.
5-PP Polypropylene Recycled into auto parts and industrial fibers.
6-PS Polystyrene Recycled into a wide range of products including office accessories, cafeteria trays, toys, video cassettes and cases, insulation board and expanded polystyrene products (e.g. Styrofoam).
7-OTHER Other plastics, including acrylic, polycarbonate, polylactic acid , nylon and fiberglass.
I need help understanding the rule for adding or subtracting numbers that have uncertainty?
**the rule says: when you add or subtract numbers that have uncertainty, your answer can be no more certain than the least certain number.
What exactly does this mean? i dont understand.
suppose the question to be:
add the sum of 10.3 and 0.0201 with the correct number of sig figs. Report your answer in normal notation.
how does the rule apply?I need help understanding the rule for adding or subtracting numbers that have uncertainty?
you can only add or subtract on the same number of digits. Therefore, in your example you would add 10.3 + .0 = 10.3
Look at another example:
10.3 + 0.4592 =
10.3 + 0.5 = 10.8
10.30 + 0.4592 =
10.30 + 0.46 = 10.76
What exactly does this mean? i dont understand.
suppose the question to be:
add the sum of 10.3 and 0.0201 with the correct number of sig figs. Report your answer in normal notation.
how does the rule apply?I need help understanding the rule for adding or subtracting numbers that have uncertainty?
you can only add or subtract on the same number of digits. Therefore, in your example you would add 10.3 + .0 = 10.3
Look at another example:
10.3 + 0.4592 =
10.3 + 0.5 = 10.8
10.30 + 0.4592 =
10.30 + 0.46 = 10.76
Does anyone know how to find the percentages of certain numbers?
15% of 160, 90% of 210, 110% of 210, 175% of 36
I want somebody to tell me the best they can not just give me the answers.Does anyone know how to find the percentages of certain numbers?
To find 15% of 160, you multiply .15 by 160, so you basically put a decimal after two digits from the right of the percent. It equals 24.
.90 times 210 equals 189
1.10 times 210 equals 231
1.75 times 36 equals 63Does anyone know how to find the percentages of certain numbers?
15% of 160 is the same as saying 15% times 160
15% is 15/100 so 15/100 * 160 = 24
90/100 * 210 = 189
110/100 * 210 = 231
175/100 * 36 = 63
Best of luck!
Take the percentage and turn it into a regular number:
15% = .15
90% = .9
110% = 1.10
175% = 1.75
And now just multiply that by the number you want the percentage of:
15% of 160
=
.15 * 160
=
24
I'll let you do the rest.
15% of 160, 90% of 210, 110% of 210, 175% of 36
There are lots of ways of doing this.
If you have to work it out in your head without a calcualtor...
15% of 160
first find 10% which is easy to do...
160 divided by 10 = 16 (just move the whole number 1 decimal place to the right)
10%=16
5%= half of 16
5%=8
16+8=24 so 15% of 160 is 24
using another example...
90% of 210
10% = 210 divided by 10
10% = 21
90% = 21 x 9
90% = 189
90% of 210 = 189
Another way of working it out....
In maths 'Of' means the exat same as 'times'
so 175% of 36 can be swapped as 175% x 36
175% as a decimal is 1.75 (100% = 1 whole and 75%=0.75)
so 1.75 x 36 can also give you the answer (a calculator is proberbly needed)
1.75 x 36 = 63
175% of 36 = 63
another example
110% of 210
110 = 1.1
210 x 1.1 = 231
110% of 210 = 231
Hope this makes sence lol
you can do it as a proportion.
is/of
if you no wat numbers you have, you can set it up according to that.
for example
15% of 160
x/160=15/100
cross multiply
100x=2400
divide by 100 on both sides
x=24
15% means multiply by 0.15
15% of 160 = 0.15 X 160 = 24
90% of 210 = 0.90 X 210 = 189
110 % of 210 = 1.10 X 210 = 231
175% of 36 = 1.75 X 36 = 63
15% of 160 is the equation
160 * 0.15
90% of 210 is the equation:
210 * 0.90
and so forth.band myspace
I want somebody to tell me the best they can not just give me the answers.Does anyone know how to find the percentages of certain numbers?
To find 15% of 160, you multiply .15 by 160, so you basically put a decimal after two digits from the right of the percent. It equals 24.
.90 times 210 equals 189
1.10 times 210 equals 231
1.75 times 36 equals 63Does anyone know how to find the percentages of certain numbers?
15% of 160 is the same as saying 15% times 160
15% is 15/100 so 15/100 * 160 = 24
90/100 * 210 = 189
110/100 * 210 = 231
175/100 * 36 = 63
Best of luck!
Take the percentage and turn it into a regular number:
15% = .15
90% = .9
110% = 1.10
175% = 1.75
And now just multiply that by the number you want the percentage of:
15% of 160
=
.15 * 160
=
24
I'll let you do the rest.
15% of 160, 90% of 210, 110% of 210, 175% of 36
There are lots of ways of doing this.
If you have to work it out in your head without a calcualtor...
15% of 160
first find 10% which is easy to do...
160 divided by 10 = 16 (just move the whole number 1 decimal place to the right)
10%=16
5%= half of 16
5%=8
16+8=24 so 15% of 160 is 24
using another example...
90% of 210
10% = 210 divided by 10
10% = 21
90% = 21 x 9
90% = 189
90% of 210 = 189
Another way of working it out....
In maths 'Of' means the exat same as 'times'
so 175% of 36 can be swapped as 175% x 36
175% as a decimal is 1.75 (100% = 1 whole and 75%=0.75)
so 1.75 x 36 can also give you the answer (a calculator is proberbly needed)
1.75 x 36 = 63
175% of 36 = 63
another example
110% of 210
110 = 1.1
210 x 1.1 = 231
110% of 210 = 231
Hope this makes sence lol
you can do it as a proportion.
is/of
if you no wat numbers you have, you can set it up according to that.
for example
15% of 160
x/160=15/100
cross multiply
100x=2400
divide by 100 on both sides
x=24
15% means multiply by 0.15
15% of 160 = 0.15 X 160 = 24
90% of 210 = 0.90 X 210 = 189
110 % of 210 = 1.10 X 210 = 231
175% of 36 = 1.75 X 36 = 63
15% of 160 is the equation
160 * 0.15
90% of 210 is the equation:
210 * 0.90
and so forth.
Help in excel. I have a master sheet of part numbers and prices. ?
I need to create a lot of other worksheets for individual machines that list each part number that is on that machine, along with the price. Is there anyway to get the worksheet to read the price off the master sheet without having to retype all the prices? Each machine has a different variety of parts so I've been having trouble trying to figure out how it can only pull certain prices for certain parts off the master sheet. Help in excel. I have a master sheet of part numbers and prices. ?
Yes, just use the vlookup formula
let's say in your master sheet you have Part # and Price in A1 %26amp; B1
and more below it (A2/B2, A3/B3, etc down to A100/B100)
we'll call this sheet ';Master';
in another sheet in Cell A1 you have a part # entered. And you want to view the price in B1 from the Master sheet. In B1 enter
=VLOOKUP(A1, MASTER!$A$1:$B$100, 2, FALSE)
this will look up A1 and try to find a match in your master sheet. If there's a match, it will return the info from the 2nd column (the price).
the ';false'; at the end just tells excel to find an exact match. If no match is found you'll get an error value instead.
the basic syntax of the vlookup is
VLOOKUP(criteria you want to find, where you want to find it, column of data you want returned).
the $ signs in the range $A$1, etc just tell excel not to change those cell references (ie lock them down) as you copy/paste the formula.
have fun... :-))))
Yes, just use the vlookup formula
let's say in your master sheet you have Part # and Price in A1 %26amp; B1
and more below it (A2/B2, A3/B3, etc down to A100/B100)
we'll call this sheet ';Master';
in another sheet in Cell A1 you have a part # entered. And you want to view the price in B1 from the Master sheet. In B1 enter
=VLOOKUP(A1, MASTER!$A$1:$B$100, 2, FALSE)
this will look up A1 and try to find a match in your master sheet. If there's a match, it will return the info from the 2nd column (the price).
the ';false'; at the end just tells excel to find an exact match. If no match is found you'll get an error value instead.
the basic syntax of the vlookup is
VLOOKUP(criteria you want to find, where you want to find it, column of data you want returned).
the $ signs in the range $A$1, etc just tell excel not to change those cell references (ie lock them down) as you copy/paste the formula.
have fun... :-))))
I turned off my phone and lost all of my numbers/calendar?
My sister was flying and when she turned on her phone, all her contacts and calendars were gone. Is there a way to restore these or does any know why it happened?I turned off my phone and lost all of my numbers/calendar?
if they're are gone, they're gone foreverI turned off my phone and lost all of my numbers/calendar?
Wow that sucks! No if their gone you can't get them back. Not unless she has them saved to a memory card. But besides that no.
Sorry!
if they're are gone, they're gone foreverI turned off my phone and lost all of my numbers/calendar?
Wow that sucks! No if their gone you can't get them back. Not unless she has them saved to a memory card. But besides that no.
Sorry!
What do these numbers mean in relation to education?
I was looking at a salary chart for school employees in my area, and i came across this sheet:
http://www.floydboe.net/information/PDF/08-09_SalarySchedule.pdf
My question is what do the numbers across the top of the column T-4, T-5, T-6, and L-7mean?What do these numbers mean in relation to education?
It appears to be teaching experience but the best way to find out is to ask at the school district./
http://www.floydboe.net/information/PDF/08-09_SalarySchedule.pdf
My question is what do the numbers across the top of the column T-4, T-5, T-6, and L-7mean?What do these numbers mean in relation to education?
It appears to be teaching experience but the best way to find out is to ask at the school district./
Why are some numbers not prime nor composite?
I just am wondering why? I never got taught this. Is it because You can't multiply them by anything?Why are some numbers not prime nor composite?
It depends on the definition of prime and composite.
If you define composite as not prime, then all numbers will be one or the other.
If you define composite as having at least two prime factors, then there are numbers like 1 and 0 which are neither prime nor composite. (Some people will incorrectly say that 1 is prime. It's not true.)Why are some numbers not prime nor composite?
It's all about definition. Zero and One are unique numbers in that they can be proven mathematically not to fall into either category.
Prime: a number that only has two integer factors, 1 and itself. One has only one as its factor, so it doesn't meet the definition. Zero can be multiplied by any integer and still be zero, so it has an infinite number of integer factors.
Composite: These numbers have many definitions (all saying the same thing a different way), but I like the one that says that a composite number has to have at least one other integer factor besides itself.
- this definition excludes one because itself (1) is its only factor, and
- it excludes zero because zero is always a factor of itself (0x5, 0x100, etc.)
12 is composite because, in addition to having factors 12 x 1, it also has other factors, like 6 x 2, that do not include the number 12.
The definition of prime is that an integer has two and only two unique factors: 1 and itself. For example, 2 is prime since the only factors of 2 are 1 and 2. 4 is not prime since the factors of 4 are 1, 2, and 4.
The definition of a composite number is a number than can be written as a product of two integers such that neither factor is 1 or itself. From the example above, we can easily see that 4 is composite since 2 * 2 = 4.
So what about 0 and 1? 0 would appear to be prime since 0 * 1 = 0. But 0 is not prime since there exists no expression a * b = 0, where a and b are non zero. Also, the solution to a * 0 = 0 is all real numbers. That is, 0 has an infinite number of factors. This violates the definition of a prime since other factors are there and violates the definition of a composite number since there is no combination that involves factors other than 0.
1 cannot be prime since the only equation that equals 1 is 1 * 1 = 1. This violates the definition of a prime number since the factors must be UNIQUE. This also violates the definition of a composite number since one of the factors must not be 1.
Considering this another way, take the prime factorization of any composite number (say, 12 = 2 * 2 * 3). If 1 were a prime, we could also rewrite such factorizations as:
12 = 2 * 2 * 3
12 = 1 * 2 * 2 * 3
12 = 1 * 1 * 2 * 2 * 3
...
And so on and so forth until we get:
12 = 1^infinity * 2 * 2 * 3
Again, this violates the uniqueness requirement on the definition of a prime. Therefore, 1 is not prime.
Hope this discussion was enlightening and interesting.
It depends on the definition of prime and composite.
If you define composite as not prime, then all numbers will be one or the other.
If you define composite as having at least two prime factors, then there are numbers like 1 and 0 which are neither prime nor composite. (Some people will incorrectly say that 1 is prime. It's not true.)Why are some numbers not prime nor composite?
It's all about definition. Zero and One are unique numbers in that they can be proven mathematically not to fall into either category.
Prime: a number that only has two integer factors, 1 and itself. One has only one as its factor, so it doesn't meet the definition. Zero can be multiplied by any integer and still be zero, so it has an infinite number of integer factors.
Composite: These numbers have many definitions (all saying the same thing a different way), but I like the one that says that a composite number has to have at least one other integer factor besides itself.
- this definition excludes one because itself (1) is its only factor, and
- it excludes zero because zero is always a factor of itself (0x5, 0x100, etc.)
12 is composite because, in addition to having factors 12 x 1, it also has other factors, like 6 x 2, that do not include the number 12.
The definition of prime is that an integer has two and only two unique factors: 1 and itself. For example, 2 is prime since the only factors of 2 are 1 and 2. 4 is not prime since the factors of 4 are 1, 2, and 4.
The definition of a composite number is a number than can be written as a product of two integers such that neither factor is 1 or itself. From the example above, we can easily see that 4 is composite since 2 * 2 = 4.
So what about 0 and 1? 0 would appear to be prime since 0 * 1 = 0. But 0 is not prime since there exists no expression a * b = 0, where a and b are non zero. Also, the solution to a * 0 = 0 is all real numbers. That is, 0 has an infinite number of factors. This violates the definition of a prime since other factors are there and violates the definition of a composite number since there is no combination that involves factors other than 0.
1 cannot be prime since the only equation that equals 1 is 1 * 1 = 1. This violates the definition of a prime number since the factors must be UNIQUE. This also violates the definition of a composite number since one of the factors must not be 1.
Considering this another way, take the prime factorization of any composite number (say, 12 = 2 * 2 * 3). If 1 were a prime, we could also rewrite such factorizations as:
12 = 2 * 2 * 3
12 = 1 * 2 * 2 * 3
12 = 1 * 1 * 2 * 2 * 3
...
And so on and so forth until we get:
12 = 1^infinity * 2 * 2 * 3
Again, this violates the uniqueness requirement on the definition of a prime. Therefore, 1 is not prime.
Hope this discussion was enlightening and interesting.
What are these numbers on rims stand for?
I have a set of rims that i had got before now that i'm trying to sell.
18X8JJ - i figure 18 is size of rims - that's correct. - 8JJ ?
H067 what is this ?
07/05 what this numbers stand for?
Any want to buys set of rims with tiresWhat are these numbers on rims stand for?
18x8jj 18'' diameter by 8'' wide
H067 model number
07/05 July of 2005
18X8JJ - i figure 18 is size of rims - that's correct. - 8JJ ?
H067 what is this ?
07/05 what this numbers stand for?
Any want to buys set of rims with tiresWhat are these numbers on rims stand for?
18x8jj 18'' diameter by 8'' wide
H067 model number
07/05 July of 2005
What are these numbers on rims stand for?
I have a set of rims that i had got before now that i'm trying to sell.
18X8JJ - i figure 18 is size of rims - that's correct. - 8JJ ?
H067 what is this ?
07/05 what this numbers stand for?
Any want to buys set of rims with tiresWhat are these numbers on rims stand for?
18x8jj 18'' diameter by 8'' wide
H067 model number
07/05 July of 2005band myspace
18X8JJ - i figure 18 is size of rims - that's correct. - 8JJ ?
H067 what is this ?
07/05 what this numbers stand for?
Any want to buys set of rims with tiresWhat are these numbers on rims stand for?
18x8jj 18'' diameter by 8'' wide
H067 model number
07/05 July of 2005
What are everyday situations in which you might use decimal numbers?
Money, gas, cooking, adding portions, measureing fabric or wood of some sort.......stuff like thatWhat are everyday situations in which you might use decimal numbers?
I'm an engineer - I use decimal numbers every time I check a drawing, program a machine, build a bill of materials, calculate machine speeds and feeds.
And I use them in my home life any time I follow a pattern for a costume, give someone change, work out how many dollars there are to the pound, check stocks, etc.What are everyday situations in which you might use decimal numbers?
anytime you spend money, get gas, or cook.
Totaling amount of money spent at the store.
Any time you balance your check book,finances always involve decimals.
Making purchases (money handling).
I'm an engineer - I use decimal numbers every time I check a drawing, program a machine, build a bill of materials, calculate machine speeds and feeds.
And I use them in my home life any time I follow a pattern for a costume, give someone change, work out how many dollars there are to the pound, check stocks, etc.What are everyday situations in which you might use decimal numbers?
anytime you spend money, get gas, or cook.
Totaling amount of money spent at the store.
Any time you balance your check book,finances always involve decimals.
Making purchases (money handling).
What are atoms of the same element that ahve different numbers of neutrons?
Britt,
Those are isotopes (see link below).
Hope that helped!
Those are isotopes (see link below).
Hope that helped!
Do you get excited when a player that has a supporting role on a team puts up fantastic numbers?
He's not a star player. And has a tremendous shooting percentage like 11 of 15. Plays like a superstar and he isn't. Do you have a recent example?Do you get excited when a player that has a supporting role on a team puts up fantastic numbers?
Hell yeah cuz it shows potential recent example was yesterday Ronny Turiaf with 23 points and 9 boards GO LAKERS!Do you get excited when a player that has a supporting role on a team puts up fantastic numbers?
yes
andrew bynum, who is still young, but has had some great game putting up amazing numbers
It depends on if you think Kirk Hinrich is a star. He has a consistent shooting percentage and is always a team player. Though his assist totals needs to go up, and when they do, watch out for another Steve Nash
No one shoots 11 of 15 consistently every night. That would be a record for highest field goal percentage.
Some names come to mind... Eddie Griffin (everything but points) for Minnesota, I bet Marcus Williams (Nets) will be on this list as well as Rajon Rondo for the Celts. David Lee for my Knicks might make the list this season.
I won't say exactly recent, but Earl Boykins of the Denver Nuggets.....look at his size, look at his skill, he's not ';star'; material, but consistently puts up numbers all over the board.....if you don't know of him, check him out.....
yes, i was really excited about Leandro barbosa, Hinrich, Ronny Turiaf, etc. its good to see some derivation from monotony
Hell yeah cuz it shows potential recent example was yesterday Ronny Turiaf with 23 points and 9 boards GO LAKERS!Do you get excited when a player that has a supporting role on a team puts up fantastic numbers?
yes
andrew bynum, who is still young, but has had some great game putting up amazing numbers
It depends on if you think Kirk Hinrich is a star. He has a consistent shooting percentage and is always a team player. Though his assist totals needs to go up, and when they do, watch out for another Steve Nash
No one shoots 11 of 15 consistently every night. That would be a record for highest field goal percentage.
Some names come to mind... Eddie Griffin (everything but points) for Minnesota, I bet Marcus Williams (Nets) will be on this list as well as Rajon Rondo for the Celts. David Lee for my Knicks might make the list this season.
I won't say exactly recent, but Earl Boykins of the Denver Nuggets.....look at his size, look at his skill, he's not ';star'; material, but consistently puts up numbers all over the board.....if you don't know of him, check him out.....
yes, i was really excited about Leandro barbosa, Hinrich, Ronny Turiaf, etc. its good to see some derivation from monotony
What happens when social security uses up all the possible numbers?
just had a stray thought while i was filling out a form today. social security numbers have been around a long time. when all the possible numbers have been used up, do they recycle them and re-assign numbers of deceased people? or will they do something like the phone companies did when they ran out of x0x and x1x area codes, and change the system?
please answer if you know, the guys at work don't want to hear any more about this!What happens when social security uses up all the possible numbers?
The Social Security Administration says the numbering system will provide enough new numbers for several generations into the future - despite the fact that more than 400 million have been used, with 6 million more issued a year.
The number of possible combinations is 10 to the 9th power. This equals 1,000,000,000 possible combinations. There are approximately 600 million left. At the current rate that would leave enough for 100 years.
Unfortunately, Social Security is predicted to remain 100 % solvent only until 2041 and then only be able to pay out 74% after that. There will have to be some reform in the future if Social Security is to survive until the numbers run out.
See the source below for some other interesting Q and A on Social Security numbers. Te secod source addresses the solvency questions.What happens when social security uses up all the possible numbers?
How did you think new countries were born ! ;p
I think the plan is to add a letter at the beginning or end of the number with all the current numbers being A the next batch will be B and so on. For example A-999-99-9999 would be followed by B-000-00-0001
I think your time would be better spend in trying to figure out what happens when Social Security uses up all the............ money!!~~
with 9 numbers there are alot of possible SS numbers. Did you know that the first 3 digits are relative to the state that you were born in. I'm 434 - Louisiana in 1983. I'm sure that once someone has been dead for long enough they could recycle their number...but then again, maybe not.
But I would be more concerned with what happens when all of the possible FUNDS get used up...I'm all for SS reform (abolishment)!
The possible combination of numbers is ';infinite.';
they won't run out, will just expand the amount of numbers
please answer if you know, the guys at work don't want to hear any more about this!What happens when social security uses up all the possible numbers?
The Social Security Administration says the numbering system will provide enough new numbers for several generations into the future - despite the fact that more than 400 million have been used, with 6 million more issued a year.
The number of possible combinations is 10 to the 9th power. This equals 1,000,000,000 possible combinations. There are approximately 600 million left. At the current rate that would leave enough for 100 years.
Unfortunately, Social Security is predicted to remain 100 % solvent only until 2041 and then only be able to pay out 74% after that. There will have to be some reform in the future if Social Security is to survive until the numbers run out.
See the source below for some other interesting Q and A on Social Security numbers. Te secod source addresses the solvency questions.What happens when social security uses up all the possible numbers?
How did you think new countries were born ! ;p
I think the plan is to add a letter at the beginning or end of the number with all the current numbers being A the next batch will be B and so on. For example A-999-99-9999 would be followed by B-000-00-0001
I think your time would be better spend in trying to figure out what happens when Social Security uses up all the............ money!!~~
with 9 numbers there are alot of possible SS numbers. Did you know that the first 3 digits are relative to the state that you were born in. I'm 434 - Louisiana in 1983. I'm sure that once someone has been dead for long enough they could recycle their number...but then again, maybe not.
But I would be more concerned with what happens when all of the possible FUNDS get used up...I'm all for SS reform (abolishment)!
The possible combination of numbers is ';infinite.';
they won't run out, will just expand the amount of numbers
How are the numbers of UK buses assigned?
Are the numbers related to the route the buses take or could they possibly have any chronological significance??How are the numbers of UK buses assigned?
For London it is simple.
The Road Traffic Act (London) 1924 imposed a system of bus route numbering on all operators entering the metropolis. The actual numbering was left to the Metropolitan Police, and, in particular to Acting Chief Constable Bassom.
The system that evolved was called the Bassom system. It was un-necessarily complicated and was offically abandoned in 1933 when the London Passenger Transport Board was formed.
Bassom divided routes thus:
1-199 Double deck central area routes
201-299 Single deck central area routes
301-399 Country area routes north of the Thames
401-499 Country area routes south of the Thames
501-529 Country area routes in the Uxbridge area
601-699 Trolleybus routes
When the system was abandoned, the LPTB kept most of the routes, although there was a degree of simplification. The single deck/double deck divide was given up as a wartime economy measure when service 253 was converted to double deck operation without a change of number.
Post-war saw the Green Line services numbered in the 701-727 series and the 800 series used for Country area services in some New Towns.
Over 75% of todays route numbers used in London can be traced back to Bassom.
TheHow are the numbers of UK buses assigned?
Here in Bristol, the numbers 1-99 seem to be ones which stay within Bristol, whereas ones from 301-399 go out to nearby towns and villages which are not part of Bristol City Council. You will also find that buses taking broadly similar routes but with minor changes at the beginning or end will often be numbered similarly, or they will have an 'A' stuck on the end. Any buses which have an X in front of the name (e.g. X32) are express buses going slightly further afield (e.g. Bath) with a limited stop. The other rules don't seem to apply to them though.
Is this question about buses in London only? The numbers are not really related to the route which they take. Every time a new route is added, thats the number the route has, for example, Bus 186, would have been the 186th route to be added in London... however this was the old system..
Night buses have an 'N' in front of them, eg N98
Nowadays its all very random, you get routes like 34A, so the system has gone a bit out of whack, but if you're looking to get around by bus in London., I suggest journeyplanner.org
Historically, bus routes run by London Transport were grouped by the type of service they provided -
1-199 - Inner London red double-decker services
200-299 - Inner London red single-decker services
300-499 - Rural services
500-699 - Tram/ Trolleybus
This no longer applies
The answer about Bassom is spot-on, although Ken Livingstone messed about with so much of the London Bus network, much of the historical links have been set aside.
For London it is simple.
The Road Traffic Act (London) 1924 imposed a system of bus route numbering on all operators entering the metropolis. The actual numbering was left to the Metropolitan Police, and, in particular to Acting Chief Constable Bassom.
The system that evolved was called the Bassom system. It was un-necessarily complicated and was offically abandoned in 1933 when the London Passenger Transport Board was formed.
Bassom divided routes thus:
1-199 Double deck central area routes
201-299 Single deck central area routes
301-399 Country area routes north of the Thames
401-499 Country area routes south of the Thames
501-529 Country area routes in the Uxbridge area
601-699 Trolleybus routes
When the system was abandoned, the LPTB kept most of the routes, although there was a degree of simplification. The single deck/double deck divide was given up as a wartime economy measure when service 253 was converted to double deck operation without a change of number.
Post-war saw the Green Line services numbered in the 701-727 series and the 800 series used for Country area services in some New Towns.
Over 75% of todays route numbers used in London can be traced back to Bassom.
TheHow are the numbers of UK buses assigned?
Here in Bristol, the numbers 1-99 seem to be ones which stay within Bristol, whereas ones from 301-399 go out to nearby towns and villages which are not part of Bristol City Council. You will also find that buses taking broadly similar routes but with minor changes at the beginning or end will often be numbered similarly, or they will have an 'A' stuck on the end. Any buses which have an X in front of the name (e.g. X32) are express buses going slightly further afield (e.g. Bath) with a limited stop. The other rules don't seem to apply to them though.
Is this question about buses in London only? The numbers are not really related to the route which they take. Every time a new route is added, thats the number the route has, for example, Bus 186, would have been the 186th route to be added in London... however this was the old system..
Night buses have an 'N' in front of them, eg N98
Nowadays its all very random, you get routes like 34A, so the system has gone a bit out of whack, but if you're looking to get around by bus in London., I suggest journeyplanner.org
Historically, bus routes run by London Transport were grouped by the type of service they provided -
1-199 - Inner London red double-decker services
200-299 - Inner London red single-decker services
300-499 - Rural services
500-699 - Tram/ Trolleybus
This no longer applies
The answer about Bassom is spot-on, although Ken Livingstone messed about with so much of the London Bus network, much of the historical links have been set aside.
What do the numbers on the ends of chords mean like G5 an Am7?
Im learning guitar, i know how to play these types of chords but i don't know the theory to them and how they workWhat do the numbers on the ends of chords mean like G5 an Am7?
You need to study a little basic music theory and you will see what they mean. A G5 for example is a G chord with the fifth note of the G major scale added to it. The fifth note would be D so it's a G chord with a D note added on......You might say ,theres already a D note in the Major G chord , which is true, so you will add another D note to it to make it a G5..... Am7 is an Am chord with the seventh note of the Am scale added on , and so on and so on...........Remember , if your working with a major chord then you use the major scale and the minor scale for a minor chord. It's really pretty easy to understand once you know a little basic theory.
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http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/guitar_鈥?/a>What do the numbers on the ends of chords mean like G5 an Am7?
The chord G with an added 5th and A minor with an added 7th. It puts a slight dischord into the sound to make the notes more interesting. A lot of guitarists do this to change the overall mood of the song they're
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You need to study a little basic music theory and you will see what they mean. A G5 for example is a G chord with the fifth note of the G major scale added to it. The fifth note would be D so it's a G chord with a D note added on......You might say ,theres already a D note in the Major G chord , which is true, so you will add another D note to it to make it a G5..... Am7 is an Am chord with the seventh note of the Am scale added on , and so on and so on...........Remember , if your working with a major chord then you use the major scale and the minor scale for a minor chord. It's really pretty easy to understand once you know a little basic theory.
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http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/guitar_鈥?/a>What do the numbers on the ends of chords mean like G5 an Am7?
The chord G with an added 5th and A minor with an added 7th. It puts a slight dischord into the sound to make the notes more interesting. A lot of guitarists do this to change the overall mood of the song they're
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What is the method for calculating how many sets of numbers can be found within a fixed number.?
Example: 100 numbers will have 99 sets of two, then 98 sets of two, and 97 sets of two all the way down to the last set. Is there a formula to calculate all sets?What is the method for calculating how many sets of numbers can be found within a fixed number.?
If I understand your question, there are two ways to calculate how many 'sets' of numbers can be found within a fixed number.
If order is important, we call that a PERMUTATION
n P r = n ! /(n - r) !
If order is not important, it is called a COMBINATION
n C r = n!/[(n - r) !(r !)]
These concepts are covered when you study combinatorial mathematics, and other subjects.
QEDWhat is the method for calculating how many sets of numbers can be found within a fixed number.?
The number of selections of size k from a set S of size n is called the binomial coefficient or ';choose function';.
C(n,k) = n! / [k! (n - k)!]
where n is the number of objects from which you can choose and k is the number to be chosen, and n! denotes the factorial.
n! = 1 x 2 x 3 x 4 .... x (n - 1) x n
It is called binomial coefficient because it helps us to calculate things like (a + b)^n in this way:
(a + b)^n = C(n,0) a^n b^0 + C(n,1) a^(n-1) b^1 + C(n,2) a^(n-2) b^2 +.....+ C(n,n-1) a^1 b^(n-1) + C(n,n) a^0 b^n
Formula C(n,k) = n! / [k! (n - k)!] is compact and cool, but it's not very practical when n and k are large numbers
To illustrate this, 100! is approximately equal 9.33x10^157 . Somehow, my PC still can deal with such a huge numbers, but my pocket calculator returns error, since it can only count to 10^100.
So it's often easier to use this formula
C(n,k) = (n - 0)/(k - 0) x (n - 1)/(k - 1) x (n - 2)/(k - 2) x .... x [n - (k - 1)] / [k - (k - 1)]
For example, C(6,3) = 6/3 x 5/2 x 4/1 = 2 x 2.5 x 4 = 20
I'm not going to give complete and mathematically correct proof for this, since it would take couple of written pages, but I'll give you some hints. First some terminology.
Set of n numbers can be ordered in n! ways, and we say that it has n! permutations.
For example, set {1,2,3} has n! = 1 x 2 x 3 = 6 permutations, and those are (1,2,3), (1,3,2), (2,1,3), (2,3,1), (3,1,2) and (3,2,1)
They represent permuted but identical set.
In the same way, selection of k = 2 elements like {1,2} chosen from this set has k! = 2! = 2 permutation and those are (1,2) and (2,1)
They represent permuted but identical selection of 2 elements from set of 3 elements.
Let there is a set of n elements. For each possible permutation the set can be divided in two groups where one group contains the first k elements and the other group is made of remaining n 鈭?k elements.
Since there are k! permutations of the first group, and every of these permutations can be paired with (n-k)! permutations of the second group, there are in total k! (n-k)! ways for one selection of k numbers to be repeated inside n! permutations of the main set.
So the number of unique selections of k numbers from set of n numbers is n! / [k! (n - k)!]
Also we may ask: What is the number of all possible selections from a set S of size n ?
I'll just tell it's 2^n - 1, if the smallest size of selection is 1 element, or 2^n, if we allow that selection have 0 elements (that can be interpreted as there is one way not to choose any element from a set of n).
If I understand your question, there are two ways to calculate how many 'sets' of numbers can be found within a fixed number.
If order is important, we call that a PERMUTATION
n P r = n ! /(n - r) !
If order is not important, it is called a COMBINATION
n C r = n!/[(n - r) !(r !)]
These concepts are covered when you study combinatorial mathematics, and other subjects.
QEDWhat is the method for calculating how many sets of numbers can be found within a fixed number.?
The number of selections of size k from a set S of size n is called the binomial coefficient or ';choose function';.
C(n,k) = n! / [k! (n - k)!]
where n is the number of objects from which you can choose and k is the number to be chosen, and n! denotes the factorial.
n! = 1 x 2 x 3 x 4 .... x (n - 1) x n
It is called binomial coefficient because it helps us to calculate things like (a + b)^n in this way:
(a + b)^n = C(n,0) a^n b^0 + C(n,1) a^(n-1) b^1 + C(n,2) a^(n-2) b^2 +.....+ C(n,n-1) a^1 b^(n-1) + C(n,n) a^0 b^n
Formula C(n,k) = n! / [k! (n - k)!] is compact and cool, but it's not very practical when n and k are large numbers
To illustrate this, 100! is approximately equal 9.33x10^157 . Somehow, my PC still can deal with such a huge numbers, but my pocket calculator returns error, since it can only count to 10^100.
So it's often easier to use this formula
C(n,k) = (n - 0)/(k - 0) x (n - 1)/(k - 1) x (n - 2)/(k - 2) x .... x [n - (k - 1)] / [k - (k - 1)]
For example, C(6,3) = 6/3 x 5/2 x 4/1 = 2 x 2.5 x 4 = 20
I'm not going to give complete and mathematically correct proof for this, since it would take couple of written pages, but I'll give you some hints. First some terminology.
Set of n numbers can be ordered in n! ways, and we say that it has n! permutations.
For example, set {1,2,3} has n! = 1 x 2 x 3 = 6 permutations, and those are (1,2,3), (1,3,2), (2,1,3), (2,3,1), (3,1,2) and (3,2,1)
They represent permuted but identical set.
In the same way, selection of k = 2 elements like {1,2} chosen from this set has k! = 2! = 2 permutation and those are (1,2) and (2,1)
They represent permuted but identical selection of 2 elements from set of 3 elements.
Let there is a set of n elements. For each possible permutation the set can be divided in two groups where one group contains the first k elements and the other group is made of remaining n 鈭?k elements.
Since there are k! permutations of the first group, and every of these permutations can be paired with (n-k)! permutations of the second group, there are in total k! (n-k)! ways for one selection of k numbers to be repeated inside n! permutations of the main set.
So the number of unique selections of k numbers from set of n numbers is n! / [k! (n - k)!]
Also we may ask: What is the number of all possible selections from a set S of size n ?
I'll just tell it's 2^n - 1, if the smallest size of selection is 1 element, or 2^n, if we allow that selection have 0 elements (that can be interpreted as there is one way not to choose any element from a set of n).
What are golden numbers and what is the point of them?
i mean seriously why do you need to use themWhat are golden numbers and what is the point of them?
You`ll need them if you are a Creator and wish to design a new world or two.
They come in really useful in getting the proportions of things like sunflowers and sea shells right, especially if you don`t have a good Computer Aided Design programme.What are golden numbers and what is the point of them?
Asking a question like ';What is the point of them'; is rather like others asking what is the point of you!
Numbers have a specific role to play in life. It depends on whether you come into contact with these systems as to whether you find any ';point in them';.
Golden Numbers relate to the 19 year Metonic Cycle.
Golden Ratio is a number associated with dimensions that seem to be aesthically perfect. e.g. height/width ratio of a piece of architecture.
Details are given in Wkipedia below
To obtain Golden number of any year divide the year by 19. 1 added to the remainder gives the golden number of the year
For example Golden number of 2009 =
2009/19= 105 + Remainder 14
Hence golden number of 2009 = 14+1 =15
Full moon Appears on the same day after every 19 years.
This is also called Metonic Cycle. 19 year cycle consists of 235 Lunar months.
The golden number is a ratio. Draw a line with endpoints A and C. Now somewhere along that line is point B. The position of point B makes a curious property:
(BC) / (AB) = (AC) / (BC)
Remember, AC is AB + BC
AB = x
BC = y
AB + BC = AC = x + y
y / x = x / (x + y)
x^2 = xy + y^2
y^2 + xy - x^2 = 0
Solve for y with the quadratic formula:
a = 1
b = x
c = -x^2
(-x +/- sqrt(x^2 + 4x^2)) / 2
(-x +/- x * sqrt(5)) / 2
x * (-1 +/- sqrt(5)) / 2 = y
(-1 +/- sqrt(5)) / 2 = y/x
That's all it is mathematically.
The number is special because we do find numerous examples of it in nature, including the patterned arrangement of seeds in a sunflower, breeding populations (Fibonacci Sequence develops the golden ratio), the proportions of physical features in people (people who have features that are extremely close to the golden ratio are usually considered more attractive, which has lead researchers to believe that there is a subconscious part of us that desires that ratio), etc...
Some poeple will claim the nautilus shell or the spiral arms of galaxies are close to the golden ratio, but that is crap. Some examples have been found, but more often than not, it simply isn't the case.
You dont need to use anything as its only maths but nature uses golden numbers and ratios, so it is an important natural number and power.
You`ll need them if you are a Creator and wish to design a new world or two.
They come in really useful in getting the proportions of things like sunflowers and sea shells right, especially if you don`t have a good Computer Aided Design programme.What are golden numbers and what is the point of them?
Asking a question like ';What is the point of them'; is rather like others asking what is the point of you!
Numbers have a specific role to play in life. It depends on whether you come into contact with these systems as to whether you find any ';point in them';.
Golden Numbers relate to the 19 year Metonic Cycle.
Golden Ratio is a number associated with dimensions that seem to be aesthically perfect. e.g. height/width ratio of a piece of architecture.
Details are given in Wkipedia below
To obtain Golden number of any year divide the year by 19. 1 added to the remainder gives the golden number of the year
For example Golden number of 2009 =
2009/19= 105 + Remainder 14
Hence golden number of 2009 = 14+1 =15
Full moon Appears on the same day after every 19 years.
This is also called Metonic Cycle. 19 year cycle consists of 235 Lunar months.
The golden number is a ratio. Draw a line with endpoints A and C. Now somewhere along that line is point B. The position of point B makes a curious property:
(BC) / (AB) = (AC) / (BC)
Remember, AC is AB + BC
AB = x
BC = y
AB + BC = AC = x + y
y / x = x / (x + y)
x^2 = xy + y^2
y^2 + xy - x^2 = 0
Solve for y with the quadratic formula:
a = 1
b = x
c = -x^2
(-x +/- sqrt(x^2 + 4x^2)) / 2
(-x +/- x * sqrt(5)) / 2
x * (-1 +/- sqrt(5)) / 2 = y
(-1 +/- sqrt(5)) / 2 = y/x
That's all it is mathematically.
The number is special because we do find numerous examples of it in nature, including the patterned arrangement of seeds in a sunflower, breeding populations (Fibonacci Sequence develops the golden ratio), the proportions of physical features in people (people who have features that are extremely close to the golden ratio are usually considered more attractive, which has lead researchers to believe that there is a subconscious part of us that desires that ratio), etc...
Some poeple will claim the nautilus shell or the spiral arms of galaxies are close to the golden ratio, but that is crap. Some examples have been found, but more often than not, it simply isn't the case.
You dont need to use anything as its only maths but nature uses golden numbers and ratios, so it is an important natural number and power.
Is it true that odd primes can be expressed only one way as a sum of Consecutive Counting Numbers?
How do i prove this to be true?Is it true that odd primes can be expressed only one way as a sum of Consecutive Counting Numbers?
Well, there is the trivial problem:
17 = 17 (one consecutive)
17 = 9 + 8.
So under the assumption that the sum is nontrivial:
The sum (n %26gt; m + 1 %26gt; m 鈮?0)
(m+1) + (m+2) ... + (n-1) + n
= (1/2) (n(n+1) - m(m+1))
follows from
1 + 2 + .. + n = n(n+1) / 2.
Let p be an odd prime. Then
2p = n(n+1) - m(m+1)
= n虏 + n - m虏 - m
= (n虏 - m虏) + (n - m)
= (n - m) (n + m + 1)
p cannot be two since there is an odd factor on the RHS. If p is an odd prime, one of
n - m and n + m + 1
must be 2, with the other equalling p.
If n + m + 1 = 2 鈫?n + m = 1 鈫?not possible since n %26gt; m + 1 %26gt; 0.
Therefore
n - m = 2
n + m + 1 = p
That is,
p = floor(p/2) + ceiling(p/2)
is the only nontrivial sum of consecutive numbers adding to the odd prime p.
Hope this helps.
鈾?鈾?br>
Edit: A little refinement.Is it true that odd primes can be expressed only one way as a sum of Consecutive Counting Numbers?
5 is an odd prime, I can write it as 1 + 2 + 2, so this is not true.
Well, there is the trivial problem:
17 = 17 (one consecutive)
17 = 9 + 8.
So under the assumption that the sum is nontrivial:
The sum (n %26gt; m + 1 %26gt; m 鈮?0)
(m+1) + (m+2) ... + (n-1) + n
= (1/2) (n(n+1) - m(m+1))
follows from
1 + 2 + .. + n = n(n+1) / 2.
Let p be an odd prime. Then
2p = n(n+1) - m(m+1)
= n虏 + n - m虏 - m
= (n虏 - m虏) + (n - m)
= (n - m) (n + m + 1)
p cannot be two since there is an odd factor on the RHS. If p is an odd prime, one of
n - m and n + m + 1
must be 2, with the other equalling p.
If n + m + 1 = 2 鈫?n + m = 1 鈫?not possible since n %26gt; m + 1 %26gt; 0.
Therefore
n - m = 2
n + m + 1 = p
That is,
p = floor(p/2) + ceiling(p/2)
is the only nontrivial sum of consecutive numbers adding to the odd prime p.
Hope this helps.
鈾?鈾?br>
Edit: A little refinement.Is it true that odd primes can be expressed only one way as a sum of Consecutive Counting Numbers?
5 is an odd prime, I can write it as 1 + 2 + 2, so this is not true.
What am I supposed to say to a barber regarding numbers?
what's the range of numbers (e.g. 1-6)?
what lengths are these numbers?
do i say top, side and back? or top and side?
what would be a normal haircut?
10 points most detailed answerWhat am I supposed to say to a barber regarding numbers?
ok so the numbers are mesurments of how much there taking off here they are
a 0 means 1/16th
a 1 means 1/8th
a 2 means 1/4th
a 3 means 3/8ths
a 4 means 1/2
a 6 means 3/4ths
a 8th means 1 inch
the bigger the number the less hair it cuts also you can just say i want a 3 on top and a 2 on the sides they will understandWhat am I supposed to say to a barber regarding numbers?
Clipper guards are numbered in eighths of an inch.
A #5 Clipper Guard cuts hair to a length of 5/8';.
Same link as below:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Crew_cut#Clippers.2C__Blades_and_Guards Report Abuse
Unless you are going for a butch, clippers to the scalp should not be the method used to cut the top. The best barbers don't use numbers except maybe on the lower to mid back and sides. Strictly free hand or clipper/shears over comb/finger. Describe the style of haircut you would like and the approximate lengths you would like the haircut to be on the back, sides, top and front. Also describe how you want the edge of the hair around the ear arches( natural feather edge or hard outlined edge) and at the nape(tapered or blocked, and rounded off or squared), and how far you want the sideburns to extend down the ear. A photograph helps a barber by showing him the style you want. Some times the same words describe quite different variations of haircut to different barbers. Everything you could possibly want to know about Guard and Blade numbers is available at the last link below.
Basic Short Cuts:
http://img259.imageshack.us/img259/5779/鈥?/a>
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/7628/鈥?/a>
http://img95.imageshack.us/img95/2295/ha鈥?/a>
S.C. Thorpe, ';Practice and Science of Standard Barbering, Completely Revised Edition. pg 132 -135
Essential Barbering Knowledge:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Crew_c鈥?/a>
Good Luck! Happy New Year!
Your best bet..would be to ask the barber.....
The numbers refer to clipper extensions, larger numbers are longer length
what lengths are these numbers?
do i say top, side and back? or top and side?
what would be a normal haircut?
10 points most detailed answerWhat am I supposed to say to a barber regarding numbers?
ok so the numbers are mesurments of how much there taking off here they are
a 0 means 1/16th
a 1 means 1/8th
a 2 means 1/4th
a 3 means 3/8ths
a 4 means 1/2
a 6 means 3/4ths
a 8th means 1 inch
the bigger the number the less hair it cuts also you can just say i want a 3 on top and a 2 on the sides they will understandWhat am I supposed to say to a barber regarding numbers?
Clipper guards are numbered in eighths of an inch.
A #5 Clipper Guard cuts hair to a length of 5/8';.
Same link as below:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Crew_cut#Clippers.2C__Blades_and_Guards Report Abuse
Unless you are going for a butch, clippers to the scalp should not be the method used to cut the top. The best barbers don't use numbers except maybe on the lower to mid back and sides. Strictly free hand or clipper/shears over comb/finger. Describe the style of haircut you would like and the approximate lengths you would like the haircut to be on the back, sides, top and front. Also describe how you want the edge of the hair around the ear arches( natural feather edge or hard outlined edge) and at the nape(tapered or blocked, and rounded off or squared), and how far you want the sideburns to extend down the ear. A photograph helps a barber by showing him the style you want. Some times the same words describe quite different variations of haircut to different barbers. Everything you could possibly want to know about Guard and Blade numbers is available at the last link below.
Basic Short Cuts:
http://img259.imageshack.us/img259/5779/鈥?/a>
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/7628/鈥?/a>
http://img95.imageshack.us/img95/2295/ha鈥?/a>
S.C. Thorpe, ';Practice and Science of Standard Barbering, Completely Revised Edition. pg 132 -135
Essential Barbering Knowledge:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Crew_c鈥?/a>
Good Luck! Happy New Year!
Your best bet..would be to ask the barber.....
The numbers refer to clipper extensions, larger numbers are longer length
What are the greatest common factor for the pair of numbers in the details box?
32 and 48/ 27 and 36/ 15 and 35/ 8 and 20/ 9,24 and 27/ 30,40 and 55/ 15,45 and 60 42,48 and 56/ the / is seperating the diffrent groupsWhat are the greatest common factor for the pair of numbers in the details box?
16, 9, 5, 4, 3, 5, 15, 4.What are the greatest common factor for the pair of numbers in the details box?
16 / 9/ 5/ 4 / 3 / 5 / 15 / 7
16, 9, 5, 4, 3, 5, 15, 4.What are the greatest common factor for the pair of numbers in the details box?
16 / 9/ 5/ 4 / 3 / 5 / 15 / 7
How are telephone numbers alike and different?
All telephone numbers have 10 digits. All have an area code. There are many numbers in an area code.
All numbers have a set of city numbers(the next set of 3)
There are fewer in this set
All phone numbers are different in total numbers or they wouldnt get the right person when you called.band myspace
All numbers have a set of city numbers(the next set of 3)
There are fewer in this set
All phone numbers are different in total numbers or they wouldnt get the right person when you called.
How many Amateur Boxing fights do you need in fort worth tx to become open. I get different numbers.?
To become an open fighter the number is usally 8 or 10. In chicago it used to be 10 now its 8.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Is it any wonder why women came out in huge numbers to vote for Hillary?
After the jerks held up their shirts for her to iron. Anyone else think that maybe women are sending a message to the world?Is it any wonder why women came out in huge numbers to vote for Hillary?
WOMEN ROCK!
Since I was 12 they talked about how the youth would ';rock the vote'; but this year the women will come out and show the world the power that they have.
I am a republican and have been one since birth as I was born to Reagan Republicans. This year...I hope Hillary takes it. She is the only qualified candidate.
Cheers!Is it any wonder why women came out in huge numbers to vote for Hillary?
If women voted for Hillary because of the ';Iron My Shirt'; protest they are incredibly stupid and shouldn't be allowed to vote... that was even more phony and calculated than the crying scam.
No, I don't think it is.
A century ago women here finally got permission to vote, and it took them 1 century to get the First viable women candidate! Some progress..
I am just happy it wasn't Condi Rice to get that honor, because women like her have not made this any easier.
People who think there anything even close to gender equality here or in most of the world need to be more in touch with their feelings maybe. Because the treatment of Hillary by a lot of people is Clearly sexist.
i'll never vote for hillary. she does nothing for women, except pander to them.
oh please,women will vote for her solely on the basis that they want to see woman as president,and that is not the right reason to vote for her.she has NO proven record,she flip flops on all major issues,hasnt done a damn thing for the people of new york except use her office to launch her campaign for presidency,and the first ';lady'; will be a former president who came within a breath of being impeached for all the bullshit he pulled while he was in office.its time to bury the clintons and their political games.WE suffer when people like them hold office,WAKE UP!!!Vince Foster most likely killed himself so he wouldnt be a part of bill clintons unveiling as a piece of garbage,they lied to the man for years!Hillary blocked the release of her own records,that tells me she is hiding something!!!its YOU that needs to BE WARNED!
Washington, DC Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and
prosecutes government corruption, today released its 2007 list of Washington’s
“Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians.” The list, in alphabetical order,
includes:
1. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY): In addition to her long and sordid
ethics record, Senator Hillary Clinton took a lot of heat in 2007 and rightly
so for blocking the release of her official White House records. Many suspect
these records contain a treasure trove of information related to her role in a
number of serious Clinton-era scandals. Moreover, in March 2007, Judicial Watch
filed an ethics complaint against Senator Clinton for filing false financial
disclosure forms with the U.S. Senate (again). And Hillary’s top campaign
contributor, Norman Hsu, was exposed as a felon and a fugitive from justice in
2007. Hsu pleaded guilt to one count of grand theft for defrauding investors as
part of a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme
6. Governor Mike Huckabee (R-AR): Governor Huckabee enjoyed a meteoric rise in
the polls in December 2007, which prompted a more thorough review of his ethics
record. According to The Associated Press: “[Huckabee’s] career has also been
colored by 14 ethics complaints and a volley of questions about his integrity,
ranging from his management of campaign cash to his use of a nonprofit
organization to subsidize his income to his destruction of state computer files
on his way out of the governor’s office.” And what was Governor Huckabee’s
response to these ethics allegations? Rather than cooperating with
investigators, Huckabee sued the state ethics commission twice and attempted to
shut the ethics process down.
8. Senator Barack Obama (D-IL): A “Dishonorable Mention” last year, Senator
Obama moves onto the “ten most wanted” list in 2007. In 2006, it was discovered
that Obama was involved in a suspicious real estate deal with an indicted
political fundraiser, Antoin “Tony” Rezko http://tinyurl.com/3cegmw . In 2007,
more reports surfaced of deeper and suspicious business and political
connections It was reported that just two months after he joined the Senate,
Obama purchased $50,000 worth of stock in speculative companies whose major
investors were his biggest campaign contributors. One of the companies was a
biotech concern that benefited from legislation Obama pushed just two weeks
after the senator purchased $5,000 of the company’s shares. Obama was also
nabbed conducting campaign business in his Senate office, a violation of federal
law
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prisonplanet.com
realityzone.com
truthorlove.com
gcnlive.com
rbnlive.com
Well, frankly, people were swayed by Hillary getting teary eyed. Heck of a way to elect a President.
By the way, Hillary would in no way be on the national stage if not for her marrying well.
Hillary is hardly some banner for feminism my friend. She is self serving and cynical, as much as I can remember by any candidate.
If having no shame and using your adulterous husbands name in seeking office is considered by a majority as feminism, God help us all.
If they came out in ';huge numbers'; she would have won with 51%, not 30-something.
The majority of women STILL voted for someone else. What does THAT tell you?
To vote for a candidate just because they have a vagina is as stupid as voting for a candidate because they have a penis.
to vote for a candidate that will do anything for the vote and most likely that will completely corrupt the american government (already corrupted) does send a message out there, women are quite crazy
go obama!
Think about how many votes she would get if she was married to Obama...
I'm not going to vote on a candidate based on gender but you're right. It is time. It would be a nice change to have a female in the highest office in the country. Let's face it, we've got to do something different than we've been doing.
She can't win the general election...If you want her to make history as being the first woman nominee, congratulations. As a Democrat, I would like to win for once. She will pull no independent votes and Republicans will come out in droves to vote against her
Yeah, but it is the wrong message. Their message is ';We don't care if it is the devil-woman. As long as it is a woman.';
Nice Lady...excellent point. I do not know one woman who will vote for her...oops I know one. She is an immoral idiot.
Super Pl...there is NO WAY you are a Reagan conservative and want a socialist to win. You either have no clue who Hillary is or you have NEVER been a Reagan conservative.
katydid...you are almost right. It is time a woman who is FOR this country and NOT a socialist steps up. I would welcome a woman president, but Hillary is against everything this country stands for.
xuserx...you are right. I do not agree. There are horrible candidates on boths sides. Rudy, McCain, Paul, Obama, Clinton, Edwards...ALL HORRIBLE CANDIDATES!
bellatruth...I can only find as new as 2006, but on that list, Hillary is there, Obama is an honorable mention (not top 10) and Huckabee is not there at all.
Anyone who actually believes those were not Hillary plants has serious thinking problems.
Here is a link to our future if she becomes president.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWvHbOoG3…
I think alot of women are afraid of looking back 10 years from now, knowing they didn't cast a vote for the first woman president.
People can say all they want to ';gender has nothing to do with it';...but they are lying to themselves. It's not everything, but it is definitely part of it.
She has experience and she's smart... same with alot of the other candidates. There really isn't a ';horrible'; candidate on either side....though some will disagree with me on that.... So after you decide to swallow a candidates policy stances, what you are left with is ';likeability'; as a deciding factor. Woman relate to other woman, minorities relate to other minorities. It's simply a desire to have someone ';like you'; represent you.
It is a wonder. Hillary used a man to get everywhere she is in life. Is that the kind of example you want to set for strong, independent women? Because if it is, some feminist you turned out to be.
As far as me holding my shirt up for some woman to iron, I say, not bloody likely. No woman is going to be doing my laundry, ironing my shirts, cooking my meals or washing my dishes. I'm perfectly capable of doing all that myself, thank you very much.
Oh yeah it's no wonder. Women will be free to break our balls for four years if she gets in.
WOMEN ROCK!
Since I was 12 they talked about how the youth would ';rock the vote'; but this year the women will come out and show the world the power that they have.
I am a republican and have been one since birth as I was born to Reagan Republicans. This year...I hope Hillary takes it. She is the only qualified candidate.
Cheers!Is it any wonder why women came out in huge numbers to vote for Hillary?
If women voted for Hillary because of the ';Iron My Shirt'; protest they are incredibly stupid and shouldn't be allowed to vote... that was even more phony and calculated than the crying scam.
No, I don't think it is.
A century ago women here finally got permission to vote, and it took them 1 century to get the First viable women candidate! Some progress..
I am just happy it wasn't Condi Rice to get that honor, because women like her have not made this any easier.
People who think there anything even close to gender equality here or in most of the world need to be more in touch with their feelings maybe. Because the treatment of Hillary by a lot of people is Clearly sexist.
i'll never vote for hillary. she does nothing for women, except pander to them.
oh please,women will vote for her solely on the basis that they want to see woman as president,and that is not the right reason to vote for her.she has NO proven record,she flip flops on all major issues,hasnt done a damn thing for the people of new york except use her office to launch her campaign for presidency,and the first ';lady'; will be a former president who came within a breath of being impeached for all the bullshit he pulled while he was in office.its time to bury the clintons and their political games.WE suffer when people like them hold office,WAKE UP!!!Vince Foster most likely killed himself so he wouldnt be a part of bill clintons unveiling as a piece of garbage,they lied to the man for years!Hillary blocked the release of her own records,that tells me she is hiding something!!!its YOU that needs to BE WARNED!
Washington, DC Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and
prosecutes government corruption, today released its 2007 list of Washington’s
“Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians.” The list, in alphabetical order,
includes:
1. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY): In addition to her long and sordid
ethics record, Senator Hillary Clinton took a lot of heat in 2007 and rightly
so for blocking the release of her official White House records. Many suspect
these records contain a treasure trove of information related to her role in a
number of serious Clinton-era scandals. Moreover, in March 2007, Judicial Watch
filed an ethics complaint against Senator Clinton for filing false financial
disclosure forms with the U.S. Senate (again). And Hillary’s top campaign
contributor, Norman Hsu, was exposed as a felon and a fugitive from justice in
2007. Hsu pleaded guilt to one count of grand theft for defrauding investors as
part of a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme
6. Governor Mike Huckabee (R-AR): Governor Huckabee enjoyed a meteoric rise in
the polls in December 2007, which prompted a more thorough review of his ethics
record. According to The Associated Press: “[Huckabee’s] career has also been
colored by 14 ethics complaints and a volley of questions about his integrity,
ranging from his management of campaign cash to his use of a nonprofit
organization to subsidize his income to his destruction of state computer files
on his way out of the governor’s office.” And what was Governor Huckabee’s
response to these ethics allegations? Rather than cooperating with
investigators, Huckabee sued the state ethics commission twice and attempted to
shut the ethics process down.
8. Senator Barack Obama (D-IL): A “Dishonorable Mention” last year, Senator
Obama moves onto the “ten most wanted” list in 2007. In 2006, it was discovered
that Obama was involved in a suspicious real estate deal with an indicted
political fundraiser, Antoin “Tony” Rezko http://tinyurl.com/3cegmw . In 2007,
more reports surfaced of deeper and suspicious business and political
connections It was reported that just two months after he joined the Senate,
Obama purchased $50,000 worth of stock in speculative companies whose major
investors were his biggest campaign contributors. One of the companies was a
biotech concern that benefited from legislation Obama pushed just two weeks
after the senator purchased $5,000 of the company’s shares. Obama was also
nabbed conducting campaign business in his Senate office, a violation of federal
law
infowars.com
prisonplanet.com
realityzone.com
truthorlove.com
gcnlive.com
rbnlive.com
Well, frankly, people were swayed by Hillary getting teary eyed. Heck of a way to elect a President.
By the way, Hillary would in no way be on the national stage if not for her marrying well.
Hillary is hardly some banner for feminism my friend. She is self serving and cynical, as much as I can remember by any candidate.
If having no shame and using your adulterous husbands name in seeking office is considered by a majority as feminism, God help us all.
If they came out in ';huge numbers'; she would have won with 51%, not 30-something.
The majority of women STILL voted for someone else. What does THAT tell you?
To vote for a candidate just because they have a vagina is as stupid as voting for a candidate because they have a penis.
to vote for a candidate that will do anything for the vote and most likely that will completely corrupt the american government (already corrupted) does send a message out there, women are quite crazy
go obama!
Think about how many votes she would get if she was married to Obama...
I'm not going to vote on a candidate based on gender but you're right. It is time. It would be a nice change to have a female in the highest office in the country. Let's face it, we've got to do something different than we've been doing.
She can't win the general election...If you want her to make history as being the first woman nominee, congratulations. As a Democrat, I would like to win for once. She will pull no independent votes and Republicans will come out in droves to vote against her
Yeah, but it is the wrong message. Their message is ';We don't care if it is the devil-woman. As long as it is a woman.';
Nice Lady...excellent point. I do not know one woman who will vote for her...oops I know one. She is an immoral idiot.
Super Pl...there is NO WAY you are a Reagan conservative and want a socialist to win. You either have no clue who Hillary is or you have NEVER been a Reagan conservative.
katydid...you are almost right. It is time a woman who is FOR this country and NOT a socialist steps up. I would welcome a woman president, but Hillary is against everything this country stands for.
xuserx...you are right. I do not agree. There are horrible candidates on boths sides. Rudy, McCain, Paul, Obama, Clinton, Edwards...ALL HORRIBLE CANDIDATES!
bellatruth...I can only find as new as 2006, but on that list, Hillary is there, Obama is an honorable mention (not top 10) and Huckabee is not there at all.
Anyone who actually believes those were not Hillary plants has serious thinking problems.
Here is a link to our future if she becomes president.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWvHbOoG3…
I think alot of women are afraid of looking back 10 years from now, knowing they didn't cast a vote for the first woman president.
People can say all they want to ';gender has nothing to do with it';...but they are lying to themselves. It's not everything, but it is definitely part of it.
She has experience and she's smart... same with alot of the other candidates. There really isn't a ';horrible'; candidate on either side....though some will disagree with me on that.... So after you decide to swallow a candidates policy stances, what you are left with is ';likeability'; as a deciding factor. Woman relate to other woman, minorities relate to other minorities. It's simply a desire to have someone ';like you'; represent you.
It is a wonder. Hillary used a man to get everywhere she is in life. Is that the kind of example you want to set for strong, independent women? Because if it is, some feminist you turned out to be.
As far as me holding my shirt up for some woman to iron, I say, not bloody likely. No woman is going to be doing my laundry, ironing my shirts, cooking my meals or washing my dishes. I'm perfectly capable of doing all that myself, thank you very much.
Oh yeah it's no wonder. Women will be free to break our balls for four years if she gets in.
Why are there numbers next to certain teams on the MLB standings chart?
What do they mean?Why are there numbers next to certain teams on the MLB standings chart?
the most recent one in the teens is magic number to win the division.
the other little number is wild card games back from the leader.Why are there numbers next to certain teams on the MLB standings chart?
Well...you have the team name followed by wins, losses, winning percentage, games behind in their divisional race, games behind in the wild card race, W-L record for the last 10 games, current streak (consecutive games won or lost), home record, road record, and with the playoff races winding down you now have the team's magic number in parentheses next to their name.
Which one were you unsure of?
There are many numbers on an MLB Standings chart. I will explain briefly each of these using the example below.
Toronto 72 66 .522 16.5 8 3-7 L1
First, you can see the team's name, in this case Toronto.
Next is the team's win loss record. In this case it is 72-66, or seventy two wins and sixty two losses.
Thirdly is a decimal number that can be changed into a percentage. For this example it is .522, or 52.2%. This is the team's winning percentage or win rate.
Next is a stat called games back. All this means is how many games it would take for that team to win (and the division leading team to lose) in order for the team to take over 1st in the division. In this case, Toronto needs to win 17 games and whoever is leading the division has to lose the same number of games.
Fifth is the 'elimination number'. This is a number that is how many games the team needs to lose in order to be written out of the playoffs and not be able to make it. If this number is actually a letter E, then the team has been eliminated. Toronto needs to lose 8 games to not have a chance at making the playoffs.
Sixth is the team's 'last 10'. This is their record in their last 10 games.
Finally is the team's 'streak'. Toronto has a streak of L1, or Lost 1. Their most recent game was lost.
Hope this helped!
the most recent one in the teens is magic number to win the division.
the other little number is wild card games back from the leader.Why are there numbers next to certain teams on the MLB standings chart?
Well...you have the team name followed by wins, losses, winning percentage, games behind in their divisional race, games behind in the wild card race, W-L record for the last 10 games, current streak (consecutive games won or lost), home record, road record, and with the playoff races winding down you now have the team's magic number in parentheses next to their name.
Which one were you unsure of?
There are many numbers on an MLB Standings chart. I will explain briefly each of these using the example below.
Toronto 72 66 .522 16.5 8 3-7 L1
First, you can see the team's name, in this case Toronto.
Next is the team's win loss record. In this case it is 72-66, or seventy two wins and sixty two losses.
Thirdly is a decimal number that can be changed into a percentage. For this example it is .522, or 52.2%. This is the team's winning percentage or win rate.
Next is a stat called games back. All this means is how many games it would take for that team to win (and the division leading team to lose) in order for the team to take over 1st in the division. In this case, Toronto needs to win 17 games and whoever is leading the division has to lose the same number of games.
Fifth is the 'elimination number'. This is a number that is how many games the team needs to lose in order to be written out of the playoffs and not be able to make it. If this number is actually a letter E, then the team has been eliminated. Toronto needs to lose 8 games to not have a chance at making the playoffs.
Sixth is the team's 'last 10'. This is their record in their last 10 games.
Finally is the team's 'streak'. Toronto has a streak of L1, or Lost 1. Their most recent game was lost.
Hope this helped!
Will Marion moving to Miami help or hurt his overall numbers?
Hes definitely the most well rounded fantasy player out there so i expect steals/blocks/rebounds to remain strong but do you think his scoring will improve? Will he shoot as many 3s in Miami's system?Will Marion moving to Miami help or hurt his overall numbers?
He will get more opportunities IMO. I think Wade needs someone to help him out there. I think scoring goes up to maybe 18 or 19 a game since he is the second option automatically. I see 1.5 3s a game as a possibility. % should go down though. Back down near 47%.Will Marion moving to Miami help or hurt his overall numbers?
He had the best PG in the world passing it to him in Phoenix. Now he has Jason Williams as his PG.
Marion is not the kind of guy to create his own shots. Most of his shots come on the break, slashing to the basket., or Nash driving and kicking out to him. Wade will be able to get him enough opportunities. He'll end up taking more shots but his FG% will go way down.
The barberian is not going to the Dolphins, hes gonna stay with the Cowboys.
Probably help. Other than Dwayne Wade, he would be Da Man in Miami...
He will get more opportunities IMO. I think Wade needs someone to help him out there. I think scoring goes up to maybe 18 or 19 a game since he is the second option automatically. I see 1.5 3s a game as a possibility. % should go down though. Back down near 47%.Will Marion moving to Miami help or hurt his overall numbers?
He had the best PG in the world passing it to him in Phoenix. Now he has Jason Williams as his PG.
Marion is not the kind of guy to create his own shots. Most of his shots come on the break, slashing to the basket., or Nash driving and kicking out to him. Wade will be able to get him enough opportunities. He'll end up taking more shots but his FG% will go way down.
The barberian is not going to the Dolphins, hes gonna stay with the Cowboys.
Probably help. Other than Dwayne Wade, he would be Da Man in Miami...
How to solve a magic square with positive and negative numbers?
I have no idea how to do one like this but i do know how to do a regular oneHow to solve a magic square with positive and negative numbers?
It's just like a regular magic square, except when you have a negative number the value for the row goes down.
Ex. if the row had the numbers 4, -5, 6, and -1 in it, the value for the row would be 4.
Good luck, I hope this helps!
It's just like a regular magic square, except when you have a negative number the value for the row goes down.
Ex. if the row had the numbers 4, -5, 6, and -1 in it, the value for the row would be 4.
Good luck, I hope this helps!
Is having plate numbers on motorcycle helmet able to lessen crimes?
many varied crimes have been going on here in the p......republic committed by persons on motorbikes, most have their face covered by their helmets,others ride in tandem, and the bike number is tampered..Well, sad to say, the law here is ';seasonal',law is not strictly enforced all the time and one could see bikers with no plates available indicated and riders wearing no helmets. Maddening is, some law enforcers just practice that too.Is having numbers on helmet to ID's the riders a viable solution to lessen crimes? The local ordinance did tried to enforce it but the bikers association in thousands boycotted against it.Is having plate numbers on motorcycle helmet able to lessen crimes?
I think you are onto something, but at the same time.. the theft of helmets would go up.
The bottom line is that when someone wants to break the law they will. Heck, they will just not wear a helmet and take off there license plate.band myspace
I think you are onto something, but at the same time.. the theft of helmets would go up.
The bottom line is that when someone wants to break the law they will. Heck, they will just not wear a helmet and take off there license plate.
What are the numbers if Irish immigration between 1840 and 1860 to the US?
If you find a website could plz put it in ur answer, ty,What are the numbers if Irish immigration between 1840 and 1860 to the US?
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USA鈥?/a>
http://ortsamara.saminfo.ru/School_42/En鈥?/a>
By 1840, the Irish constituted nearly half of all entering immigrants, and New England found it self heavily foreign born. By 1950, the Irish consisted of one fifth of all foreign born in the originally homogenous region.
The only mode of escape was emigration. Starving families that could not pay landlords faced no alternative but to leave the country in hopes of a better future. And thus the steadily scaling number of Irish who entered the U.S. between 1820 and 1830 skyrocketed in the 1840s, nearly 2 million came in that decade. The flow persisted increasingly for another five years, as the first immigrants began to earn the means of sending for relatives and friends. The decade after 1855 showed a subside in the movement, but smaller numbers continued to arrive after the Civil War. Altogether, almost 3.5 million Irishmen entered the U.S. between 1820 and 1880.
http://library.thinkquest.org/20619/Iris鈥?/a>
Over the course of more than a century -- from the War of 1812 to the Great Depression-- well over four million Irish migrated to America. They were far and away the dominant ethnic group for a substantial part of this period, constituting more than a third of all immigrants from 1820 to 1860. One in five or six immigrants was Irish in the four decades from 1860 to 1900.
A grasp of the successive waves of Irish immigration in the nineteenth
the span into the prefamine period (before 1845), the famine years (1845-59) and the post-famine years preceding the Great Depression.
A half million Irish immigrated to America in the pre-famine era following the War of 1812.
http://www.thedowlings.com/Articles/hist鈥?/a>
http://www.gober.net/victorian/reports/i鈥?/a>
sWhat are the numbers if Irish immigration between 1840 and 1860 to the US?
Here are some sites that may help...
http://library.thinkquest.org/20619/Iris鈥?/a>
http://salempress.com/store/samples/us_i鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Ameri鈥?/a>
http://memory.loc.gov/learn/features/imm鈥?/a>
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USA鈥?/a>
http://ortsamara.saminfo.ru/School_42/En鈥?/a>
By 1840, the Irish constituted nearly half of all entering immigrants, and New England found it self heavily foreign born. By 1950, the Irish consisted of one fifth of all foreign born in the originally homogenous region.
The only mode of escape was emigration. Starving families that could not pay landlords faced no alternative but to leave the country in hopes of a better future. And thus the steadily scaling number of Irish who entered the U.S. between 1820 and 1830 skyrocketed in the 1840s, nearly 2 million came in that decade. The flow persisted increasingly for another five years, as the first immigrants began to earn the means of sending for relatives and friends. The decade after 1855 showed a subside in the movement, but smaller numbers continued to arrive after the Civil War. Altogether, almost 3.5 million Irishmen entered the U.S. between 1820 and 1880.
http://library.thinkquest.org/20619/Iris鈥?/a>
Over the course of more than a century -- from the War of 1812 to the Great Depression-- well over four million Irish migrated to America. They were far and away the dominant ethnic group for a substantial part of this period, constituting more than a third of all immigrants from 1820 to 1860. One in five or six immigrants was Irish in the four decades from 1860 to 1900.
A grasp of the successive waves of Irish immigration in the nineteenth
the span into the prefamine period (before 1845), the famine years (1845-59) and the post-famine years preceding the Great Depression.
A half million Irish immigrated to America in the pre-famine era following the War of 1812.
http://www.thedowlings.com/Articles/hist鈥?/a>
http://www.gober.net/victorian/reports/i鈥?/a>
sWhat are the numbers if Irish immigration between 1840 and 1860 to the US?
Here are some sites that may help...
http://library.thinkquest.org/20619/Iris鈥?/a>
http://salempress.com/store/samples/us_i鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Ameri鈥?/a>
http://memory.loc.gov/learn/features/imm鈥?/a>
Does anyone study numbers or practice numerology?
I keep seeing this same number over and over again for the last few years. I took it at first to be funny but now it's really bothering me because I see it at some very odd times and places...The number is 113...Has any one been having the same thing happen to them and how did you handle it?Does anyone study numbers or practice numerology?
I study numbers. If you live in a place that has lotto/lottery, play that number and get rich.Does anyone study numbers or practice numerology?
It's okay, I have been seeing 4:44pm 5:55pm 11:11am and all those numbers, I wish on the numbers every time ;)
Or I will get lost in thought in things which I don;t want to think for a minute and I get back to work
I'm number 8-saturn
I study numbers. If you live in a place that has lotto/lottery, play that number and get rich.Does anyone study numbers or practice numerology?
It's okay, I have been seeing 4:44pm 5:55pm 11:11am and all those numbers, I wish on the numbers every time ;)
Or I will get lost in thought in things which I don;t want to think for a minute and I get back to work
I'm number 8-saturn
Internet white pages -- are there any that actually give phone numbers without charge?
Every search I've done for a phone number (Florida) seems to just be a front for fee-based search services. Seems like the white pages should be available.....Thanks!Internet white pages -- are there any that actually give phone numbers without charge?
Try to google the phone number.
Try to google the phone number.
Are cell phone numbers listed in the white pages?
I know almost everyone is getting rid of their landline phone because of the economy and nowadays people use cell phones. So my one question is would I be available in the white pages if all I have is a cell phone and I moved to a new address or be considered unlisted? What would happen anyway to the phonebook white pages if everyone uses cell phones now and live in a current address and no one has landline phones anymore?Are cell phone numbers listed in the white pages?
NO, Just home phone numbers.Are cell phone numbers listed in the white pages?
noperooni
no only home phones r listed there
No they arent:-(
Nope. If someone needs to know your number, tell them your cell
no you idiot
no
No.
nopee.
if you go to whitepages.com and type in a cell phone number, it says the city your phone is from and the carrier. BUT, when i type in my cellphone number, it comes up as a nextel phone (i have alltel) and it come up as the wrong city. hopefully soon they will have a cell phone white pages thats free. there is one available now but there is a monthly fee to use it.
no, not unless you ask for it to be listed.
Hey man.
I do not believe they are listed because of privacy reasons.
NO, Just home phone numbers.Are cell phone numbers listed in the white pages?
noperooni
no only home phones r listed there
No they arent:-(
Nope. If someone needs to know your number, tell them your cell
no you idiot
no
No.
nopee.
if you go to whitepages.com and type in a cell phone number, it says the city your phone is from and the carrier. BUT, when i type in my cellphone number, it comes up as a nextel phone (i have alltel) and it come up as the wrong city. hopefully soon they will have a cell phone white pages thats free. there is one available now but there is a monthly fee to use it.
no, not unless you ask for it to be listed.
Hey man.
I do not believe they are listed because of privacy reasons.
What do the numbers mean on the bottom of milk cartons?`?
i am talkin about the faint imprint located on the base. the numbers range from 1-4. i have noticed that they do taste different depending on what number it is. does this mean one has more sugar in it, or more flavouring? might only be on australian milks, not too sure about internationalWhat do the numbers mean on the bottom of milk cartons?`?
I only know the numbers at the bottom of the plastic bottles states the quality of the bottles . 1 %26amp; 2 is make of weaker material and not be to reuse and 3 on wards are suitable.What do the numbers mean on the bottom of milk cartons?`?
Well I heard that on Farmer's Union Iced Coffee the lower the number the stronger the coffee/flavour is... but I think it's probably something to do with the cartons or something, I doubt it means anything significant.
Yes, as the other person said, it refers to the packaging, not the milk inside. It refers to the grade of plastic.
I only know the numbers at the bottom of the plastic bottles states the quality of the bottles . 1 %26amp; 2 is make of weaker material and not be to reuse and 3 on wards are suitable.What do the numbers mean on the bottom of milk cartons?`?
Well I heard that on Farmer's Union Iced Coffee the lower the number the stronger the coffee/flavour is... but I think it's probably something to do with the cartons or something, I doubt it means anything significant.
Yes, as the other person said, it refers to the packaging, not the milk inside. It refers to the grade of plastic.
Can someone steal your ID with just the last 4 numbers of your Social Security?
Some ';Collection Agency'; called me asking for the last 4 numbers of my Social Security, claiming that I opened a Sears account that I didn't open and I owe a huge debt. Can someone steal my ID with just those four numbers?Can someone steal your ID with just the last 4 numbers of your Social Security?
Not normally, no. Successful identity theft requires more than just your last 4.
Needless to say, NEVER divulge ANY personal information (or confirm it) to an unknown caller! If a collector calls and it sounds suspicious, just demand that they send you Proof of Debt and then hang up. (If they ask for the address to send it to, tell them to send it to the address on the account. Don't even confirm your mailing address.)band myspace
Not normally, no. Successful identity theft requires more than just your last 4.
Needless to say, NEVER divulge ANY personal information (or confirm it) to an unknown caller! If a collector calls and it sounds suspicious, just demand that they send you Proof of Debt and then hang up. (If they ask for the address to send it to, tell them to send it to the address on the account. Don't even confirm your mailing address.)
What does the numbers stand for regarding the power on a binocular?
It tells you how many times the object you are looking at is being magnified.
Switching cell phone numbers in a Verizon family plan?
How do you switch cell phone numbers in a Verizon family plan? The sales associate told us today that we would be able to go online and press Switch Phones to change the phone number. I don't see this option. Can somebody please help? I don't want to have to pay $20 to take care of this.Switching cell phone numbers in a Verizon family plan?
You're not actually switching the mobile numbers. What you are changing is the ESN or the electronic serial number. It would be free if you did it online however, due to some system limitations, a customer doing a swap online would be impossible. I recommend you call 611 from your cell or 800 922 0204 and explain what you would like to do. The issue is this: you cannot put the same serial number on two different mobile numbers. We would have to enter in a ';bogus'; serial number so that the one would be freed up... Hope that makes sense. Good luck.Switching cell phone numbers in a Verizon family plan?
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well as far as i know...you can do it on line. my g/f works for verizon wireless. you will probably have to look for changing your esn number or something of this nature....i will look and add to this to help you..but keep searching the site im sure its there somewhere. well when you first log on to your account it should say ';change your plan'; it might be there or under ';phone support';
You should be able to call Verizon customer care and tell them you want to change one of the phone numbers on the line. They do not charge you for this service and can be done at anytime without having to renew your service agreement.
I switched numbers at the store and it didn't cost me anything. But maybe it was because I was due for a free upgrade, which I did. Check again.
You're not actually switching the mobile numbers. What you are changing is the ESN or the electronic serial number. It would be free if you did it online however, due to some system limitations, a customer doing a swap online would be impossible. I recommend you call 611 from your cell or 800 922 0204 and explain what you would like to do. The issue is this: you cannot put the same serial number on two different mobile numbers. We would have to enter in a ';bogus'; serial number so that the one would be freed up... Hope that makes sense. Good luck.Switching cell phone numbers in a Verizon family plan?
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well as far as i know...you can do it on line. my g/f works for verizon wireless. you will probably have to look for changing your esn number or something of this nature....i will look and add to this to help you..but keep searching the site im sure its there somewhere. well when you first log on to your account it should say ';change your plan'; it might be there or under ';phone support';
You should be able to call Verizon customer care and tell them you want to change one of the phone numbers on the line. They do not charge you for this service and can be done at anytime without having to renew your service agreement.
I switched numbers at the store and it didn't cost me anything. But maybe it was because I was due for a free upgrade, which I did. Check again.
Say I have a lottery ticket, and I uncover the numbers one at a time?
Say I match two of the numbers by uncovering two, but the rest of the numbers remain covered and unknown to me. At this point in time, from my perspective, my odds of winning have increased dramatically. But the ticket is either a winner or it's not. It's already been printed.
What do you make of this situation, perhaps from a statistical perspective or from a philisophical perspective.? And then, just from your gut feeling? Is this kind of like Schrodinger's cat? How do I resolve statistics from reality here?Say I have a lottery ticket, and I uncover the numbers one at a time?
Its a gamblers fallacy. The idea that the past events do or dont influence outcome.
An appeal to fate, to mysticism?Say I have a lottery ticket, and I uncover the numbers one at a time?
You have entered the pinnacle of realization versus happening.
What do you make of this situation, perhaps from a statistical perspective or from a philisophical perspective.? And then, just from your gut feeling? Is this kind of like Schrodinger's cat? How do I resolve statistics from reality here?Say I have a lottery ticket, and I uncover the numbers one at a time?
Its a gamblers fallacy. The idea that the past events do or dont influence outcome.
An appeal to fate, to mysticism?Say I have a lottery ticket, and I uncover the numbers one at a time?
You have entered the pinnacle of realization versus happening.
What are the numbers shown with players in World Cup?
Some of the numbers are called caps, some appearances at A-rank games, I noticed. What is caps?What are the numbers shown with players in World Cup?
Caps means the number of International matches played for your country. I don't know if it still true but in the old days you litterally got a cap every time you played for the English national team. I have a photo at home of a football player surrounded by 80 school children all wearing one cap when this player had played his 80th International match.
A-Rank games should be the same, but it is called A-rank games to differentiate between matches played for your country against another country (England vs Brazil for instance) rather than against other teams (for instance England vs Inter Milan). The latter games are sometimes played to prepare for big matches.
There once was a player who claimed to have 144 caps, but it turned out all matches against club teams had been included, which is not the common thing to do.
For instance Wayne Rooney now has 29 caps, Ronaldinho has 63 and goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar has 110.What are the numbers shown with players in World Cup?
The caps are the international games the player playes. i.e. with the national squad
a 'cap' is when you play for the national team of origin.....so if you hear a player has 100 caps, it just means they have played for their country 100 times.....they used to actually give blue caps if you played for england, not sure if they still do that.
cap is an appearance for a select team, such as a school, county or international team in sports. The term dates from the practice in the United Kingdom of awarding a cap (meaning an item of headgear) to every player in an international match of Association Football, however, the act of awarding a cap is now international and is applied to other sports. The practice was first approved on May 10, 1886 for Association Football, after a proposal made by N. L. Jackson, an Old Corinthian:
';That all players taking part for England in future international matches be presented with a white silk cap with red rose embroidered on the front. These to be termed International Caps.';
A ';cap'; is counted for each game where a player plays for his country in international competition. It's seen as a badge of honour and a statement of the player's quality. British, Italian, German and Brazilian players with over 100 caps are viewed as ';sitting next to god'; in their home countries.
In football (soccer), that could be games in the World Cup, the Gold Cup, a North American/South American/Euro/Asian/African championship, or other such tournaments. Tournaments with professional teams such as the UEFA, Champions League or where MLS teams are invited do not count.
Most Americans don't know this because the US doesn't play many team sports regularly at the international level. In team sports where Americans do play high-profile international games, such as hockey and basketball, they do not use the term ';cap'; for such games.
how many time that player had play for his country
Caps means the number of International matches played for your country. I don't know if it still true but in the old days you litterally got a cap every time you played for the English national team. I have a photo at home of a football player surrounded by 80 school children all wearing one cap when this player had played his 80th International match.
A-Rank games should be the same, but it is called A-rank games to differentiate between matches played for your country against another country (England vs Brazil for instance) rather than against other teams (for instance England vs Inter Milan). The latter games are sometimes played to prepare for big matches.
There once was a player who claimed to have 144 caps, but it turned out all matches against club teams had been included, which is not the common thing to do.
For instance Wayne Rooney now has 29 caps, Ronaldinho has 63 and goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar has 110.What are the numbers shown with players in World Cup?
The caps are the international games the player playes. i.e. with the national squad
a 'cap' is when you play for the national team of origin.....so if you hear a player has 100 caps, it just means they have played for their country 100 times.....they used to actually give blue caps if you played for england, not sure if they still do that.
cap is an appearance for a select team, such as a school, county or international team in sports. The term dates from the practice in the United Kingdom of awarding a cap (meaning an item of headgear) to every player in an international match of Association Football, however, the act of awarding a cap is now international and is applied to other sports. The practice was first approved on May 10, 1886 for Association Football, after a proposal made by N. L. Jackson, an Old Corinthian:
';That all players taking part for England in future international matches be presented with a white silk cap with red rose embroidered on the front. These to be termed International Caps.';
A ';cap'; is counted for each game where a player plays for his country in international competition. It's seen as a badge of honour and a statement of the player's quality. British, Italian, German and Brazilian players with over 100 caps are viewed as ';sitting next to god'; in their home countries.
In football (soccer), that could be games in the World Cup, the Gold Cup, a North American/South American/Euro/Asian/African championship, or other such tournaments. Tournaments with professional teams such as the UEFA, Champions League or where MLS teams are invited do not count.
Most Americans don't know this because the US doesn't play many team sports regularly at the international level. In team sports where Americans do play high-profile international games, such as hockey and basketball, they do not use the term ';cap'; for such games.
how many time that player had play for his country
I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
If let's say you have
10pi-3 pi, could you subtract those to make 7pi?I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
Pi is about 3.14.
10pi - 3 pi is the same as 10 times 3.14 - 3 times 3.14
So yes, that makes 7pi or 7 times 3.14I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
it is like terms 10';pi'; - 3';pi'; (speech marks are the like terms) is the same as if you were doing 10';x'; - 3';x'; or 10';cp'; - 3';cp';
Yes. Same as adding and subtracting variables like x.
Yes.
Thats the way to do it
Yes because they are like terms!
Its lyke doing 10x-3x=7x
10pi-3 pi, could you subtract those to make 7pi?I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
Pi is about 3.14.
10pi - 3 pi is the same as 10 times 3.14 - 3 times 3.14
So yes, that makes 7pi or 7 times 3.14I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
it is like terms 10';pi'; - 3';pi'; (speech marks are the like terms) is the same as if you were doing 10';x'; - 3';x'; or 10';cp'; - 3';cp';
Yes. Same as adding and subtracting variables like x.
Yes.
Thats the way to do it
Yes because they are like terms!
Its lyke doing 10x-3x=7x
What do the numbers and letters around the watermarks (X) on New Orleans homes mean?
I have been to New Orleans post-Katrina and am an artist working on a project%26gt; I need to know the meaning of each part of the markings on houses. Please label the meanings as if you were looking at the house. For example: the right side means this, the letter on the left side means this, etc. Thanks for your helpWhat do the numbers and letters around the watermarks (X) on New Orleans homes mean?
This web page explains it pretty well.
http://www.moronosphere.com/rayinneworle鈥?/a>What do the numbers and letters around the watermarks (X) on New Orleans homes mean?
They tell if the house has been searched and how many fatalities there wereband myspace
This web page explains it pretty well.
http://www.moronosphere.com/rayinneworle鈥?/a>What do the numbers and letters around the watermarks (X) on New Orleans homes mean?
They tell if the house has been searched and how many fatalities there were
I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
If let's say you have
10pi-3 pi, could you subtract those to make 7pi?I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
Pi is about 3.14.
10pi - 3 pi is the same as 10 times 3.14 - 3 times 3.14
So yes, that makes 7pi or 7 times 3.14I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
it is like terms 10';pi'; - 3';pi'; (speech marks are the like terms) is the same as if you were doing 10';x'; - 3';x'; or 10';cp'; - 3';cp';
Yes. Same as adding and subtracting variables like x.
Yes.
Thats the way to do it
Yes because they are like terms!
Its lyke doing 10x-3x=7x
10pi-3 pi, could you subtract those to make 7pi?I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
Pi is about 3.14.
10pi - 3 pi is the same as 10 times 3.14 - 3 times 3.14
So yes, that makes 7pi or 7 times 3.14I have a question about some simple adding and subtracting numbers with Pi?
it is like terms 10';pi'; - 3';pi'; (speech marks are the like terms) is the same as if you were doing 10';x'; - 3';x'; or 10';cp'; - 3';cp';
Yes. Same as adding and subtracting variables like x.
Yes.
Thats the way to do it
Yes because they are like terms!
Its lyke doing 10x-3x=7x
What do the numbers on the sleeve of north face jackets mean?
my jacket says ';550'; on the sleeve...my friends jacket says ';700'; there are also several others such as 300 and 600. what do these numbers mean?What do the numbers on the sleeve of north face jackets mean?
It's different types, and has something to do with how warm it is. 100 is the least warm, 700 warmer...What do the numbers on the sleeve of north face jackets mean?
Fill power is measured by placing one ounce of down in a graduated cylinder and measuring the volume the down occupies in cubic inches. North Face products are insulated with down ranging from 550 fill to 900 fill. For instance, one ounce of the 700 down expands to fill a volume of 700 cubic inches Report Abuse
It's different types of north face jackets.
probably that yours is the 550th one made??
maybe there's contest/drawing that uses those # and you win prize
i dunno really
The jacket type, maybe. Mine has numbers on it too.
It's different types, and has something to do with how warm it is. 100 is the least warm, 700 warmer...What do the numbers on the sleeve of north face jackets mean?
Fill power is measured by placing one ounce of down in a graduated cylinder and measuring the volume the down occupies in cubic inches. North Face products are insulated with down ranging from 550 fill to 900 fill. For instance, one ounce of the 700 down expands to fill a volume of 700 cubic inches Report Abuse
It's different types of north face jackets.
probably that yours is the 550th one made??
maybe there's contest/drawing that uses those # and you win prize
i dunno really
The jacket type, maybe. Mine has numbers on it too.
Microsoft Word 2003: Advanced Page numbering ?
I need to number the pages and make page #4 be the first numbered page and be numbered page #1.
I have a strong understanding of word and have only been able to accomplish having the page numbers start appearing on page #4 but word insists on putting a 4 on page 4 (i want a 1 on page 4)
Thanks for any help you can offer, if the answer involves writing/recorcing a macro or VB Code don't bother, I won't get it.Microsoft Word 2003: Advanced Page numbering ?
Would it help if you divided your document into sections and applied the numbering to the second section only? Otherwise, chop the document into two separate documents.Microsoft Word 2003: Advanced Page numbering ?
You need to start a new section first.
You can then use section page numbers and total section pages to control what is displayed.
There are ways to control the start page number for a section (unlinking from previous - there is a toolbar for controlling page numbers). Unfortunately I'm on Word 2007 so what I have won't work for you.
http://homeworktips.about.com/od/compute鈥?/a> has a good section on this.
I think I understand your question so here goes. I don't know if it'll work but its worth a short. Why not try to move (what would be page 4) to the start of the document? At least then you'd know it'd be called page one.
Alternatively, just putt in the page numbers manually as fields in the footer.
Simple as that.
You have to divide the paper into sections.
I've had this problem too.... and it is irritating as all get out.
You make the un-numbered pages a distinct section, then put headers and/or footers on the section after it, this way:
1. At the top of the first page you want numbered, click the Insert-%26gt;Break menu item.
2. Insert a Next Page type section break.
3. Move the cursor down a few lines so it's in the new section you just created.
4. Click on the View-%26gt;Headers and Footers menu item. You should now see and be able to edit the section's header.
5. One of the icons on the Headers toolbar that pops up, probably the fifth from the right, will say ';Same as Previous'; when you hover the cursor over it. Click it to disconnect the header from the previous one.
6. The one to its right will say ';Switch between Header and Footer'; Click it.
7. You're now in the footer. Repeat step 5.
8. A third icon, probably the one to the right of the Switch one, will say ';Move to Previous'; Click it. You've now moved to the footer of the first section.
9. If there's a page number in the header or footer for this section, delete it.
10. Close the toolbar.
11. Go into the second section.
12. Click on the Insert-%26gt;Page Numbers menu item.
13. Click on the Format button.
14. Since you want the page numbering to start at one, click Start At. A 1 should show up in the list box adjacent to it.
15. Click OK.
16. Click OK to actually insert the page number.
Hope that helps.
I have a strong understanding of word and have only been able to accomplish having the page numbers start appearing on page #4 but word insists on putting a 4 on page 4 (i want a 1 on page 4)
Thanks for any help you can offer, if the answer involves writing/recorcing a macro or VB Code don't bother, I won't get it.Microsoft Word 2003: Advanced Page numbering ?
Would it help if you divided your document into sections and applied the numbering to the second section only? Otherwise, chop the document into two separate documents.Microsoft Word 2003: Advanced Page numbering ?
You need to start a new section first.
You can then use section page numbers and total section pages to control what is displayed.
There are ways to control the start page number for a section (unlinking from previous - there is a toolbar for controlling page numbers). Unfortunately I'm on Word 2007 so what I have won't work for you.
http://homeworktips.about.com/od/compute鈥?/a> has a good section on this.
I think I understand your question so here goes. I don't know if it'll work but its worth a short. Why not try to move (what would be page 4) to the start of the document? At least then you'd know it'd be called page one.
Alternatively, just putt in the page numbers manually as fields in the footer.
Simple as that.
You have to divide the paper into sections.
I've had this problem too.... and it is irritating as all get out.
You make the un-numbered pages a distinct section, then put headers and/or footers on the section after it, this way:
1. At the top of the first page you want numbered, click the Insert-%26gt;Break menu item.
2. Insert a Next Page type section break.
3. Move the cursor down a few lines so it's in the new section you just created.
4. Click on the View-%26gt;Headers and Footers menu item. You should now see and be able to edit the section's header.
5. One of the icons on the Headers toolbar that pops up, probably the fifth from the right, will say ';Same as Previous'; when you hover the cursor over it. Click it to disconnect the header from the previous one.
6. The one to its right will say ';Switch between Header and Footer'; Click it.
7. You're now in the footer. Repeat step 5.
8. A third icon, probably the one to the right of the Switch one, will say ';Move to Previous'; Click it. You've now moved to the footer of the first section.
9. If there's a page number in the header or footer for this section, delete it.
10. Close the toolbar.
11. Go into the second section.
12. Click on the Insert-%26gt;Page Numbers menu item.
13. Click on the Format button.
14. Since you want the page numbering to start at one, click Start At. A 1 should show up in the list box adjacent to it.
15. Click OK.
16. Click OK to actually insert the page number.
Hope that helps.
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