Answers by Coming Out Of Void

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11. Wet-cell batteries are commonly referred to as lead-acid batteries. A) O True B) O False

answered Mar 27, 2022

9 votes

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When were the tell-tale heart and the black cat written?

answered Mar 12, 2022

0 votes

129k views

She has $10.00 to spend. Apples cost $0.26 each and oranges cost $0.38 each. If Samantha can only buy apples, how many apples can she buy? If she can only buy oranges, how many oranges can she buy? Which

answered Feb 9, 2022

4 votes

211k views

Maya’s chocolate is 59% cocoa. If the weight of the Chocolate bar is 93 grams, how many grams cocoa does it contain? Round your answer to the nearest tenth.

answered Jan 3, 2022

6 votes

41.6k views

20 points and very easy- Match the following with the letters and numbers below: 1. Energy of an objects position above the ground 2. Stored in the bonds of atoms and molecules 3. Stores in the nucleus

answered Nov 28, 2021

3 votes

170k views

Alan is studying. The number of minutes he has studied varies directly with the number of calories he has burned. See the graph below. Number of minutes Calories burned

answered Nov 24, 2021

1 vote

147k views

What is a requirement to become president of the United States? 1-Must be 25 years old 2-Must be a lawyer 3-Must have a college degree 4-Must be a citizen

answered Oct 21, 2021

3 votes

177k views

Two times W squared minus 2W plus 3 when w equals five

answered Oct 18, 2021

6 votes

120k views

Carl got out of bed and spent 45 minutes showering, getting dressed, and eating breakfast. He spent 5 minutes walking to the bus stop and another 10 minutes waiting for the bus. The bus ride was to school

answered Aug 22, 2021

1 vote

217k views

Amber, a very fit snail, moved 3/7 yard in an hour. She challenged the other snails to try to do better. Minnie moved half as far as Amber. Enter how far Minnie went. Minnie went yard(s).

answered Aug 7, 2021

4 votes

197k views

Reposted this Bc idk if ppl saw it

answered Jul 29, 2021

2 votes

86.8k views

When a spear comes in contact with a samurai’s armor, it should a. stick in the lacings. c. cause only a surface wound. b. glide off harmlessly. d. bounce off with force.

answered Jul 24, 2021

4 votes

169k views

Although patriots in Georgia opposed the new laws, they were divided on how to fight them. Why was this the case? They did not believe that boycotting British goods would make a difference. Many were secretly

answered Jun 19, 2021

6 votes

140k views

URGENT-HELP ME PLEASE!! (attached problem)

answered May 6, 2021

2 votes

109k views

1ST GRADE QUESTION LOL HELP ASAP CUZ IM TOO LAZY Write a paragraph or so about what it might be like for someone to be going through a ritual day after day when it isn’t something that they really want

answered Apr 28, 2021

6 votes

143k views

The equilibrium quantity in the market for widgets is 250 per month when there is no tax. Then a tax of $6 per widget is imposed. As a result, the government is able to raise $750 per month in tax revenue.

answered Mar 1, 2021

2 votes

146k views

The European iron Age produced wrought iron, but not cast iron because... -Still preferred bronze? -They did not have furnaces capable of burning at high enough temperatures for cast iron? I believe it

answered Nov 24, 2020

3 votes

68.3k views

Steeler Manufacturers reported the following information from its income statement and balance sheet: Income Statement: Net Sales = $2,500,000 Gross Profit = $1,200,000 Net Income = $750,000 Balance Sheet:

answered Oct 14, 2020

6 votes

188k views

A car in an amusement park ride rolls without friction around a track (Fig. P7.42). The hB car starts from rest at point A at a CR height h above the bottom of the loop. Treat the car as a particle. (a)

answered Jul 14, 2020

3 votes

94.5k views

Which statements describe primary consumers? Check all that apply.

answered May 6, 2020

0 votes

52.7k views

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