Hello, I'm confused… I have to calculate my professional years and I don't know what how I took my exam in July 2000. I was home twice for a year on maternity leave and was absent for one year due to illness. Perhaps someone can help me. Thanks!
Hello, What is the angle at which the circle rotates, so to speak between "two" sides? The fact is that the circle is theoretically a polygon with infinite sides/corners. In a regular triangle the angle between two sides is 60°. In a square it is 90°, in a pentagon it is 108°, and in a…
How do you calculate the height of the parents that the children will probably have?
Hello. If I get a 4 on my report card and a 5 in the final exam, I got a 4 in the oral exam, so it had no effect. What grade will then be on the final report card? What I'm actually concerned about is achieving the FOS average (2.5)… Can someone please help…
Are there people who can easily calculate 33×33 or 333×333 or something like that in their heads at lightning speed? And if you can't do that, does that mean you have dyscalculia if you have to use tricks and write it down? If so, how do people who are good at mental arithmetic do it?…
Hi I have this in my PC at the moment Aerocool Quartz RGB 500W PSU Chipset H510 motherboard Intel® Core™ I5-11400F Processor ARGB CPU cooler 16Gb DDR4 3200Mhz SSD 1Tb NVMe Nvidia RTX 3050 Windows 11 Home USB key And I wanted to rebuild that Aerocool Quartz RGB Corsair RM1000x Shift Fully Modular ATX Power…
I just watched the movie “Sniper: The White Raven” The instructor said in the film that to calculate the distance to other objects, you should: Distance = (1000xHeight) : Points in sight Does such a formula really exist and if so, what does “points in sight” mean?
Cat A weighs 3.55 kg and Cat B weighs 3.25 kg, meaning both cats have reached 80% of their final weight. What is the final weight of the cats?
A) makes sense to me. According to the solutions, the answer is "at most 7." Thanks in advance. Kind regards
I have a question about the two problems with the double sum. I've tried several times. The upper problem is supposed to be 40, but I always get 32. The lower problem is supposed to be -11, but I always get -12. I really don't know what I'm doing wrong or how to calculate these…
Hello everyone, I'm at my wits' end… I have the following task: ————————— A body has a mass of 14.82 kg. When immersed in water, the dynamometer shows 129.16 N. What material is the body made of? ————————— and I don't know how to solve this problem… I've already calculated the body's weight (= 148.2N…
I'm having a big problem with the logarithms in the formula. I don't fully understand them and need an explanation. It would also be fantastic if you could give me some help on how I could enter and solve such formulas in my Ti nspire cx. I'm really struggling with this because it was never…