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What sport, popular in Alaska, is also called mushing? A. Cross-country skiing B. Dog sledding C. Cave diving D. Bungee jumping
answered Apr 2, 2019
4 votes
86.4k views
How did the united states benefit from thomas pickney's treaty? The united states would be protected by spain if a conflict with england arose It granted the united states access to both the mississippi
answered Feb 10, 2019
2 votes
59.1k views
Pre-image ABCD was dilated to produce image A′B′C′D′ . What is the scale factor from the pre-image to the image? Enter your answer in the box as a fraction in simplest form.
answered Dec 21, 2018
6 votes
203k views
In the Merchant of Venice by Shakespeare, what were some of the most important quotes by the characters and why?
answered Dec 11, 2018
3 votes
18.2k views
_______ is the most important church leader in the church of england.
answered Nov 8, 2018
7 votes
94.2k views
PLEASE HELP ME! A clerk in the sports department of a store is stacking tennis balls in the shape of a square pyramid. The top layer has 1 ball, the second layer has 4 balls, the third layer has 9 balls,
answered Oct 7, 2018
5 votes
132k views
Which method did Italian Renaissance artists use to give their flat paintings a sense of depth
answered Jun 27, 2018
0 votes
116k views
Which of the following is the most likely reason Candy allows Carlson to shoot his dog? A. Candy doesn't care about his dog anymore. B. Slim agrees with Carlson. C. Curley forces Candy to have his dog
answered May 23, 2018
6 votes
139k views
If the electron configuration of an element is 1s22s22p63s23p5, the element is a. iron. b. bromine. c. chlorine. d. phosphorus.
answered Mar 18, 2017
6 votes
165k views
How do you factor 6x^2+14x+4
answered Feb 24, 2017
2 votes
193k views
How many grams of CO are needed to react with an excess of Fe2O3 to produce (210.3 g Fe) 209.7 g Fe? Show your work. CO (g) + Fe2O3 (s) --> Fe (s) + CO2 (g)
answered Jan 31, 2017
4 votes
11.0k views
Q(t)=Qoe^-kt May be used to model radioactive decay. Q representing the quantity remaining after t years, k is the decay constant 0.00011. what is the half-life in years?
answered Nov 30, 2016
2 votes
138k views
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