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09-04-2008, 05:41 AM
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I'm confused on this but, where do I find the latin names of animals (and common names)? Like, for my situation, I need to know the latin names of tapirs, horses, and rhinoceros. (Is it just genus and species?, or am I off). Edit: Lol i just realized what they were. Wow
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09-04-2008, 06:08 AM
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The methods in my post work for all situations you are going to encounter. 2 points is the minimum you would need to find the equation of a line. You might instead by given a slope and a single point. 4 points is no problem and works the same way that 2 does. In fact, all you do is pick 2 of the 4 to work with. There is no slope written out because I have a slope of 1. When I multiply by 1, I don't need to write it. I actually explained that in my post, if you read it all. You are annoying, and unlike in my profession, I'm not being paid to talk to you. Nor, for that matter, is anyone else on this forum. Don't post here again until you've worked through the problem I offered you in my previous reply. If you have it down on paper, and still can't follow it after applying what everyone else in this thread has already said, then I'd suggest that you speak to your teacher about getting extra help in person. You clearly need a tutor to go back through the basics with you, and I really can't stress that enough.
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09-04-2008, 06:11 AM
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| Chuunin |
Azn try this site it might have what your looking for Latin Names Searchable - Animals Insects Plants im not sure if it has every animal but it has a lot.
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09-04-2008, 01:53 PM
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Miyah, look chicklette, heres a step. Its y=mx+b isnt it? So its like what we did when i came over. For the time switch y to the other side, and see, m mulitiplied by x and added with b has to equal y. Thats what you do. I'll send it in an email too seeing this may be considered as "spam". Choosing any points properly shouldn't change the answer. Stay away from negatives, I know you have trouble with that. But if you come across that on the performance task then member, your adding hot/taking hot away. Your adding cold, or your taking cold away. If the line is straight then its undefined, in that case slope is zero. There we go. | |
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09-04-2008, 03:12 PM
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I'm bored and troll feeding seems to pass the time.
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09-04-2008, 11:16 PM
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You'll have to pardon me for knowing more about math education than you do. You'll also have to excuse that I offered help when you were clearly in need of it. I did not call you stupid until just now when you decided that it would be wise to demean someone who went out of their way to do you a favor. Instead of me looking up disrespect, it might be a better use of our collective time for you to look up selfish. Hopefully you will be able to identify one or two of your primary character flaws then. Not that any further justification is needed, but you should know as well that my post was made out of concern because it was clear that you did not understand the explanations of the people who replied prior to my response. Quote:
For basic amusement, I’m going to ban your dupe account. I’ll be waiting on the edge of my seat to see your original account’s response. Quote:
All lines that you have seen and know how to graph are straight. The slope of a vertical line is undefined. The slope of a horizontal line is 0.
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10-04-2008, 12:38 AM
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| Genin |
You do realize Chicka21 is Meagan, and Dendra (me) is Miyah. My computer, even if i tried, (and i'll admit I've tried to make another account because it gave me trouble at first) would not even ALLOW me to make another account, we have to use a different internet. The IP's are the same because a) she made an account at my house on internet explorer b) i have a wi-fi and c) shes always at my house, while i use the computer, she uses my LP and d)how can i answer MY OWN question. As "chidlish" as I am. I would NEVER have the guts to say what she said. Despite that i'm over a computer. But she did help me out, because everything that I asked for help, was on my performance today. So i now know how to solve for y=mx+b. So now i have another "stupid" question. Its proportions, and similar triangles. 1- How do you solve for a triple proportion. Which would look like 2/3=x/4=5/8. Flip it horizontally. I know you have to divide The first two denominators, then mulitiply the answer by the numerator. But i only know how to do that for two equations not three. 2- Which brings me to similiar triangles. My math teacher, he gave us a review and a question he said is guarnteed to come up is similar triangles. Basically he gives us two traingles triangle A has all its sides labelled. ex. 7m, 2m, 5m. And then triangle B would only have 2 sides labelled. ex. 4m, 6m. How do you find the third angle? I asked him if i use pythagorean and he said no, because you can only do that for right-angle triangles. So he said you have to use proportions. How would i find that out?
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10-04-2008, 05:55 AM
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Also "she" didn't answer your question. "She" told you things that aren't true or have no value in solving the problem. Or, I should say, "she" at least posted things that were nonsensical. What "she" said to you in person is another matter. ![]() Quote:
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Try 2 / 3 = x / 4 = 4 / 6 instead... Not exactly the easiest example to start with, but at least it works. ![]() Quote:
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11-04-2008, 04:13 PM
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| Akatsuki |
Modify the pointer-based implementation of the ADT queue Your queue class should have just one member variable - a pointer to the node at the back of the queue. In the copy constructor, use existing member functions—just as the destructor uses dequeue and isEmpty—to make your code concise and clear, and to avoid duplication. Here's the pseudo. /** @file QueueP.h*/ #include "QueueException.h" and any other includes. typedef desired-type-of-queue-item ueueItemType; /* ADT queue - pointer-based implementation. */ class Queue { public // constructors and destructor: /**default constructor. */ Queue(); /** copy constructor . * @ param Q the Queue to copy. */ Queue (const Queue& Q); /** Destructor. */ ~Queue(); //Queue operations: /** Determines whether this is queue is empty. *@ pre None. @post none. @return true if this queue is empty; otherwise returns false. */ bool isEmpty() const; -inserts an item at the back of this queue. -@pre newItem is the item to be inserted. -@post if the insertion is successful, newItem is at the back of this queue. -@throw QueueException if memory allocation fails. */ void enqueue (const QueueItemType& newItem) throw (QueueException); /* 0 Dequeues the front of this queue. -@pre none -@ post i this queue is not empty, the item that was added to this quue earliest is deleted. - @throw QueueException if this queue is empty. */ void dequeue() throw (QueueException); /** retreieves and deletes the front of this queue. -@pre none -@post if this queue is not empty, queue front contains the item that was added to this queque earliest, and the item is deleted -@ throw QueueExcption if this queue is empty. */ void dequeue(QueueItemTypes& queueFront) throw(QueueException); /* retrieves the item at the front of a queue. -@pre none -@pro if this queue is not empty, queueFront contains the item that was added to this queue earliest. -@throw queueException if this queue is empty. */ void getFront (QueueItemType& queueFront) const throw(QueueExeption); private /* the queue is implemented as a linked list with one external pointer to the front of the queue and a second external pointer to the back of the queue. */ struct QueueNode { QueueItemType item; QueuenNode *next; }; //end Queue //End of header file. all include files here. using namespace std; Queue:: Queue() : backPtr(NULL), frontPtr(NULL) { } //end default constructor Queue:: Queue(const Queue& Q) { } // end copy constructor Queue::~Queue() { while(!isEmpty() dequeue(); assert((backPtr==NULL) && (fontPtr ==NULL)); } //end destructor bool Queue::isEmpty() const { return backPtr == NULL; } //end isEmpty function void Queue:: enqueue (const QueueitemType& newItem) throw (QueueException) { try {// create a new node QueueNode *newPtr = new QueueNode; //set data portion of new node newPtr -> item = newItem; newPtr -> next = NULL; //insert the new node if (isEmpty() // insertion into empty queue frontPtr=newPtr; else // insertion into nonempty queue backPtr ->next = newPtr; backPtr = newPtr; //new node is at back } catch (bad_alloc e) { throw QueueException( "QueueException: enque cannot allocate memory." ); } //end try }// end enqueue . . . . . etc I'm really stuck at how to modify this into a circular linked list, how do you know if it's the first and back?
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14-04-2008, 02:24 AM
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| Donator |
Were you expressly told to use a circular list? There isn't normally any need with a queue, you just keep a normal linked list with a pointer to front and back.
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14-04-2008, 03:17 AM
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| Genin | Quote:
1- Because i've been away all week I wasn't able to see your reply earlier so i asked my teacher and he said to block one of the proportion questions solve or x or y then you'll have the other answer. 2- I don't know, i just randomly made that equation up, it shows lol. But i got my answer, and yeah he told me all angles are the same. 3- Moving on to my next question. Is there anyone here good in academic Science (gr.10) Or if your good;I assume you don't know science because you said you don't know Physics (?). I thought Chemistry would be easy, but i was hit hard. I'll begin with whats a Lewis Dot diagram, Bohr and Bohr-Rutherford Diagram, and hook diagram for elements and stuff. I don't get it. Why do you take some charges away while others you don't? Such as Krypton, you don't add or subtract charges. When I say charges I mean those little numbers in the corner, such as +2 and -3. I know its to balance, but how do you bond, and draw them. Especially for two elements. ie he put Tin and Phosphate together, and asked to draw a bohr-rutherford.
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14-04-2008, 04:48 AM
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^ A person asking strangers for free help should have a better attitude about it. People seem to have an increasingly bizarre sense of entitlement these days... |
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14-04-2008, 06:00 AM
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| Raikage |
Anybody know art terms? What does it mean by -sense of transparency - sense of density |
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14-04-2008, 06:00 AM
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| Akatsuki |
Yeah, I was told to use a Circular linked list.
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14-04-2008, 07:13 AM
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| Raikage |
Another art related question Find out the dimensions to Giotto's Crucifixion and where it is currently When putting in the works cited page, if there are 3 copyright years, do you put all 3 years or the most recent one? Last edited by Kigga; 14-04-2008 at 08:27 AM. |
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14-04-2008, 08:58 AM
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