Moinooblol a dit :

I need opinions whether you agree or disagree with this following sentence.

Failure is beneficial for an individual.

Examples can be base on your experiences or just logic.

generally, yes.
"when one door closes, another one opens" - failure can cut you off from opportunity but it can also provide you with another completely different opportunity (or perspective). though ultimately it's up to the individual to decide whether or not they treat the failure as a learning experience.

i suppose if you wanted to get into the semantics, you could argue that it depends what "failure" is considered to be. there's a big difference between "failing" to beat a boss in a video game and "failing" to resist murdereous/violent urges. it also depends on whether or not the individual treats the incident as a failure - failing to hand homework in on time could be considered a "failure" by others, but not by the individual.

The rules of a contest say that there is a 5% chance of winning
a prize. Four hundred people enter the contest. Predict how many people
will win a prize.

Rara95 a dit :

The rules of a contest say that there is a 5% chance of winning
a prize. Four hundred people enter the contest. Predict how many people
will win a prize.

400 people X 5% chance

400 X .05 = 20

20 people could win the prize!

Rara95 a dit :

The rules of a contest say that there is a 5% chance of winning
a prize. Four hundred people enter the contest. Predict how many people
will win a prize.

You need to calculate 5% of 400, so that would be 400 * 5%

Don't forget to convert 5% to decimal

to convert 5% to a decimal divide by 100
5/100 is 0.05

If you're in geometry, and ever need to find 1/3 of a circle well I found a way to do that hope this helps

1. 2 + 2 is 4
2. the chicken crossed the road to get to the other side
3. cout << 1
4. 2 + 3 is 5
5. 199 - 99 is 100

how does the sunlight affect the inherited green color trait in nicotania seedlings?

is there someone that can help me out a bit

1. when a 1600 W electrical toaster is connected to 120 VAC, it'll use ____ A of current
2. a resistor rated at 22k Ω, 1/4 W is designed to safely dissipate ____ watts of heat energy

Hammyish a dit :

is there someone that can help me out a bit

1. when a 1600 W electrical toaster is connected to 120 VAC, it'll use ____ A of current

I = P / V
I = 1600 W / 120 V
= 13.3333 A

Hammyish a dit :

2. a resistor rated at 22k Ω, 1/4 W is designed to safely dissipate ____ watts of heat energy

Do you happen to have a typo in this question?
Please do correct me if I'm wrong. I have not done Physics for 2 years :x

Lastcookiez a dit :

Hammyish a dit :VoirMasquer

is there someone that can help me out a bit

1. when a 1600 W electrical toaster is connected to 120 VAC, it'll use ____ A of current

I = P / V
I = 1600 W / 120 V
= 13.3333 A

Hammyish a dit :VoirMasquer

2. a resistor rated at 22k Ω, 1/4 W is designed to safely dissipate ____ watts of heat energy

Do you happen to have a typo in this question?
Please do correct me if I'm wrong. I have not done Physics for 2 years :x

thank u
also idk that's the way it was written in the textbook
some of the questions are worded really weird and i can't figure them out

this is cheating also why not just use google

Wafflzgiraff a dit :

this is cheating also why not just use google

This isn't cheating. This is homework help center where people come to ask for help regarding their homework.


-called using your resources!!

there are 64 cookies in a jar. the probability of randomly choosing an oatmeal cookie is 3/8. how many not oatmeal cookies are there?

Xepots a dit :

there are 64 cookies in a jar. the probability of randomly choosing an oatmeal cookie is 3/8. how many not oatmeal cookies are there?

40

This isn't really for homework, I just want to stop being ignorant

I was never properly taught geography, and if I ever was I think younger me didn't pay any attention at all. Are there any good sources out there so I can start learning? It's my greatest academic weakness atm next to math

Griffincraft a dit :

This isn't really for homework, I just want to stop being ignorant

I was never properly taught geography, and if I ever was I think younger me didn't pay any attention at all. Are there any good sources out there so I can start learning? It's my greatest academic weakness atm next to math

Depends what kind of geography. My idea of geography is learning all about maps and countries (their facts like population, languages, flags, capital etc), which I love to pieces. But it seems in higher education, geography is all about stuff like soil erosion, rivers, the hydrological cycle, weather and stuff I find boring beyond belief.

Anyway anyway anyway, look up BBC Bitesize Geography. The GCSE section (that's the highest level) is complete, the KS3 section is near-complete, while the KS1 and 2 (for 5-11 year-olds) sections are rather lame but it's being updated at a good pace