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Express the equilibrium constant for the following reaction. 16 CH3 g) +812(8) +16 CH22(g)+8H2(g)

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Concord has a standard of 2 hours of labor per unit, at \$20 per hour. In producing 1800 units, Concord used 3450 hours of labor at a total cost of \$70035. Concord's labor price variance is \$3045 F. \$1965 F. \$2100 U. \$1035 U.

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Gingival crevicular fluid serves all of the following functions EXCEPT: Show answer choices ^ A supplying adhesive proteins to the JE B introducing immune cells to the gingival sulcus C hydrating the gingival sulcus D nourishing the sulcular epithelium E remineralizing dental tissues

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What is the removal of status offenders from secure detention facilities called? reducing secure detention removal of youth offenders deinstitutionalization of status offenders decarceration of delinquents

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"The Old Cabin" by Paul Laurence Dunbar Hour: 3 1. Which of these inferences is best supported by stanza 3 , lines $ 17-18 $ of the text? a. The speaker wants to describe the plantation home of their master to show how poor the slave quarters were in comparison. b. The speaker thinks his cabin is as fine as a mansion. c. The speaker is comparing his home to heaven, and later in the poem calls it his d. The speakion in de skies." are positive is ironic as he describe his cabin, but his feelings toward their hon cause it is filled with family and friends. a. To indicate the author's purpose with what he states in stanza 6, lines 45-48: friends and family. b. To suggest that while. separated from their some survived slavery, many people were either killed o c. To indicate that their family and friends. d. To indicate that the memory was like something from a dream. they are no longer although the speaker's friends and family still gather together a. Thest closely the central idea of stanza 4 , lines $ 25-32 $ ? enslaved people lived. b. The barn where the lived. because during the animals were kept was near the enslaved people's qua c. The noise of the slavery they were considered one and the same. enslaved people animals was loud and threatening and intended to keep th d. Despite it all d. Despite it all, joy was felt and laughter could be heard. Which line from the poem best supports the correct answer to Question 3? a. "Thoo de chinks atween de logs" b. "But above dese soun's de laughin'" c. “. . . my mastah's huntin' dogs” d. "I kin hyeah de way-off bayin"” Cabin" by Paul Laurence Dunbar StudySync Grade 11 Vol. 2

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Here is the position function of toy car moving along an x axis, with x in meters and t in seconds: x(t) = 30 - 4.0t + 12t^2 - 2.0t^3. What is the velocity (m/s) at t = 2.0 s? -10 32 26 -16 20 16 8.0 18 -30 -24

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Pressure (atm) 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Temperature (°C) GOAL: Given P/T conditions, to know the result of changing conditions and the names of the processes. 2. What occurs in each of the following situations (What is the initial phase of the compound? What is the final phase of the compound?) a. The compound at point C is heated to 23 C at constant pressure. What is this process called? b. The compound at point C experiences a decrease in pressure to 0 atm (vacuum) at constant temperature. What is this process called? c. The compound at point F is heated to 30 C at constant pressure. What is this process called? d. The compound at point F experiences a decrease in pressure to 1.0 atm at constant temperature. What is this process called? 3. What phase of matter exists at 20 C and 2.0 atm? GOAL: to understand the \"special\" properties of water. 4. Why does the line separating solids and liquids have a negative slope for water, while most compounds have a phase diagram with a positive slope?

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each p and q takes not more than 10 chocolates at random from a box containing and unlimited number of chocolate what is the probability that the difference between the number of chocolates taken by them is not more than 7

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Solve these problems: 1. A 10xxx-lb aircraft has an (L/D)MAX value of 9.8; find its minimum drag. For aircraft weight, enter the first three numbers of your phone number after "10" (For example, if your phone number starts with 412, enter aircraft weight as 10,412 lb). To find minimum drag, use equation 5.12 from the textbook, also provided here: Dmin = W / (L/D)max 2. If the aircraft in Problem 11 has a wing area S=2xx ft² and the value of CL=0.5 at L/DMAX, find the sea level airspeed where DMIN occurs. For wing area, enter your age after "2" (for example, if you are 30, then you would enter S=230 ft²). 3. For the aircraft in Problem 11, find Di and Dp at (L/D)MAX. 4. For the aircraft in Problem 11, complete the following table and plot Di, Dp, and Dt in Excel®. | V? | (V? ÷ V?)² | Dp = 1/2 Dmin (V? ÷ V?)² | (V? ÷ V?)² | Di = 1/2 Dmin (V? ÷ V?)² | DT = Dp + Di | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 125 | | | | | | | 150 | | | | | | | 172 | | | | | | | 200 | | | | | | | 300 | | | | | | | 400 | | | | | | Use Excel to create the table and your total drag curve for question 14.

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9) Which of the following is an example of a shortage? A) It is illegal to sell cigarettes for more than $8 per pack. This leads to long lines outside stores that sell cigarettes B) A tax on beer increases the price and reduces consumption C) There are not many Super Bowl tickets available, and lots of people want to go. As a result, Super Bowl tickets are very expensive. D) A subsidy on electric cars increases the demand for electric cars

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