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Is this a good POEM? Guilt Are you done?;hiding won't fix it now. It's too late for that sh*t. Pretending that things are fine is wrong, especially when you know they aren't. Avoiding the truth won't keep
answered Jul 20, 2021
5 votes
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Points [50] Amelie's bird cage is shaped like a rectangular prism. The cage has a height of 26 inches and a volume of 7,280 cubic inches. Amelie puts a piece of newspaper on the bottom of the cage. The
answered Jun 26, 2021
2 votes
50.6k views
Read the two passages, How does the evidence in the first passage differ from the evidence in the second? Passage 1 The need for standardized testing in education is a sensitive topic to some. Many fear
answered Jun 10, 2021
3 votes
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1. p: you pass the class q: you go to the next grade p -> ~q:_______________________________ ~p->~q:_______________________________
answered May 31, 2021
6 votes
135k views
A 1-pound bag of Skittles contained 100 Red, 83 Green, 93 Orange, 80 Yellow, and 79 Purple colored Skittles. To create a pie chart of this data the angle for the slice representing each color must be computed.
answered Jan 25, 2021
6 votes
224k views
At December 31, 2018, the balance sheet of Darwin Corporation included 8 million common shares and 4 million non-convertible preferred shares. On July 1, 2019, Darwin issued a 5 for 4 stock split on its
answered Dec 29, 2020
4 votes
32.4k views
While a Parliamentary government may be used under a unitary, federal, or confederal system, it primarily differs from governments in which the executive and legislative branches are separate by virtue
answered Dec 16, 2020
5 votes
180k views
A train traveled 63.75 miles at a rate of 85 miles per hour. Which equation can be used to find h, the number of hours it took the train to travel this distance?
answered May 26, 2020
0 votes
162k views
At a competition with 5 runners
answered Feb 3, 2020
1 vote
114k views
[(15-7) (4 รท2)] evaluate
answered Oct 13, 2019
0 votes
160k views
the can of tuna is twice as wide but half as tall as the can of corn. what is true about the areas of their labels?
answered May 22, 2019
4 votes
64.9k views
Help with this math question
answered Jan 17, 2019
3 votes
191k views
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