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  1. Question #14c76 - Socratic

    It's worth knowing that the dilution factor, DF, tells you the ratio that exists between the volume of the diluted solution and the volume of the stock solution. DF = V diluted V stock In your case, the volume …

  2. How is naphthalene used in the household? Does it constitute

    You mean the naphthalene cakes that you see on the bottom of urinals? The answer to your question is "not much". Of course the people who supply "moth balls" will machine the napthelene so that it …

  3. Why is the chemistry so rich? - Socratic

    And thus the alkanes form a so-called homologous series whose general formula we can specify as #C_nH_ (2n+2)#...and such alkanes have reasonably similar chemistry. Stick a functional group in …

  4. What is the axis of symmetry of a parabola that has x ... - Socratic

    So if it is in the middle of the shape then it must be in the middle of the x-intercepts. In other words; it is the mean (average) value of #x=1" and "x=5#

  5. My mom told me when I was born I was the only baby in the ... - Socratic

    Breathing from your belly is completely normal. In fact, all mammals do this. Diaphragmatic breathing, also known as belly breathing and known scientifically as eupnea, is breathing that is done by …

  6. Find the speed of the cylinder as it falls through a distance h?

    T = 1/6 mg v = 2 sqrt((gh)/3) This is idealised, eg assumes that the strings remain in the vertical position. But this does serve as a FBD. With x as the key co-ordinate, which is positive pointing downward: …

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  10. How you find (f/g) (x) and (f/g) when f (x)=6x^2−22x+12 ... - Socratic

    (f/g) (x)=2 (3x-2) >"note that " (f/g) (x)= (f (x))/ (g (x)) = (6x^2-22x+12)/ (x-3) "factorise the numerator" "take out a "color (blue)"common factor "2 =2 (3x^2-11x+6) "factor the quadratic using the a-c …