How do I judge 1 to 1 1/2 inches of water for my tomato plants?
Q. I've read that my tomato plants need 1 to 1 1/2 inches of water every week. How do I measure this? I live in So Cal so the only water these plants get is the water I put on them. I want to make sure I'm not over watering.
Asked by WESLEY V - Thu Jun 21 14:21:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not necessary to try and measure the water amount. Just give them a good drink once a week and you will be fine. They are not that finicky. They will let you know if you've given them too much by splitting the fruit. If that happens just cut back on the amount of water you give them.
Answered by Sptfyr - Thu Jun 21 16:09:30 2007
Q. I've read that my tomato plants need 1 to 1 1/2 inches of water every week. How do I measure this? I live in So Cal so the only water these plants get is the water I put on them. I want to make sure I'm not over watering.
Asked by WESLEY V - Thu Jun 21 14:21:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not necessary to try and measure the water amount. Just give them a good drink once a week and you will be fine. They are not that finicky. They will let you know if you've given them too much by splitting the fruit. If that happens just cut back on the amount of water you give them.
Answered by Sptfyr - Thu Jun 21 16:09:30 2007
How do I calculate 1/3 cup cooked pasta from uncooked?
Q. I want 1/3 cup cooked elbow macaroni. I can't figure out how much uncooked elbow macaroni to use. 1/3 cup equals one starch. I want to make a salad with fruit, vegetables, low fat mayo and artificial sweetener. The box of uncooked elbow macaroni says that 1/2 cup uncooked is 56 grams. My diet calls for 1/3 cup cooked and doesn't give it in grams. I'm terrible at math, and can't figure out how to calculate this. I've searched for conversion tables, but my search didn't produce anything. Can someone steer me in the right direction?
Asked by April - Sat Sep 8 13:35:51 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pasta and rice both, depending on variety, absorb more or less two times their weight in water when they are cooked, in other words they approximately treble in volume. So for 1/3 cup cooked measure you need c1/9 cup (about two tablespoonfuls) dry. This is impractical to measure, especially with shapes like elbow which which can't be levelled smoothly as rice can. If I have calculated correctly, you need 12.5 grams of dry pasta. That's hardly worth cooking. It would be easier to cook a weighed amount, say 100g to make calculations easy, measure it when cooked (I would guess it comes to a bit under three cups), keep the result on file and use up the leftover macaroni in other recipes in the near future. Generally, it is more… [cont.]
Answered by sunny112358 - Sat Sep 8 13:58:49 2007
Q. I want 1/3 cup cooked elbow macaroni. I can't figure out how much uncooked elbow macaroni to use. 1/3 cup equals one starch. I want to make a salad with fruit, vegetables, low fat mayo and artificial sweetener. The box of uncooked elbow macaroni says that 1/2 cup uncooked is 56 grams. My diet calls for 1/3 cup cooked and doesn't give it in grams. I'm terrible at math, and can't figure out how to calculate this. I've searched for conversion tables, but my search didn't produce anything. Can someone steer me in the right direction?
Asked by April - Sat Sep 8 13:35:51 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pasta and rice both, depending on variety, absorb more or less two times their weight in water when they are cooked, in other words they approximately treble in volume. So for 1/3 cup cooked measure you need c1/9 cup (about two tablespoonfuls) dry. This is impractical to measure, especially with shapes like elbow which which can't be levelled smoothly as rice can. If I have calculated correctly, you need 12.5 grams of dry pasta. That's hardly worth cooking. It would be easier to cook a weighed amount, say 100g to make calculations easy, measure it when cooked (I would guess it comes to a bit under three cups), keep the result on file and use up the leftover macaroni in other recipes in the near future. Generally, it is more… [cont.]
Answered by sunny112358 - Sat Sep 8 13:58:49 2007
What is the current 1 year treasury rate and where do you find that information?
Q. I have an account that states the interest rate is equal to the 1 year treasury + 1 percent. It was "about 6 percent" in July 07 when I got this information. So I was looking for the current 1 year treasury rate, but can't really nail it down.
Asked by Abe - Thu Mar 27 20:54:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. looks like somewhere around 1.5% or so
Answered by Peilthetraveler - Thu Mar 27 21:00:33 2008
Q. I have an account that states the interest rate is equal to the 1 year treasury + 1 percent. It was "about 6 percent" in July 07 when I got this information. So I was looking for the current 1 year treasury rate, but can't really nail it down.
Asked by Abe - Thu Mar 27 20:54:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. looks like somewhere around 1.5% or so
Answered by Peilthetraveler - Thu Mar 27 21:00:33 2008
1 fluid ounce is equivalent to how many teaspoons?
Q. I have a recipe that calls for 1 fluid ounce of rum. How do I measure that?
Asked by ~ - Wed Nov 14 12:00:19 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 US fluid ounce = 6 US teaspoons
Answered by jgoulden - Wed Nov 14 12:04:31 2007
Q. I have a recipe that calls for 1 fluid ounce of rum. How do I measure that?
Asked by ~ - Wed Nov 14 12:00:19 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 US fluid ounce = 6 US teaspoons
Answered by jgoulden - Wed Nov 14 12:04:31 2007
What size shoe does your 1 year old girl wear and where to buy?
Q. My 12 month old has miniature feet--size 1 1/2 or 2. The problem is either that toddler shoes don't come in this size or if they do, they are for non-walking infants. What size shoe does your 1 year old wear and where do I find size 2 walking shoes?
Asked by Michele T - Sun Feb 10 17:06:41 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow i thought i was the only one with truely little feet in the house, lol. honestly walmart does have a good shoe that comes in a size 2. it's a flexible sole and very sturdy for wobbling feet. not like the crib shoes you find in other stores for much more money. we even looked into nike's and found the soles on this small of shoe did not bend at all, making walking difficult for my daughter. she wore her walmart shoes just fine until she finally grew into a size 3 and 4. which was about 16 months. she's 2 now and still only wears a size 4-5, possibly a 6 depending on who makes them. also converse makes a size 2, you can order it online, or i found ebay to be a great place for little feet. most kids are not walking in a size 2- [cont.]
Answered by cagney - Sun Feb 10 17:52:09 2008
Q. My 12 month old has miniature feet--size 1 1/2 or 2. The problem is either that toddler shoes don't come in this size or if they do, they are for non-walking infants. What size shoe does your 1 year old wear and where do I find size 2 walking shoes?
Asked by Michele T - Sun Feb 10 17:06:41 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow i thought i was the only one with truely little feet in the house, lol. honestly walmart does have a good shoe that comes in a size 2. it's a flexible sole and very sturdy for wobbling feet. not like the crib shoes you find in other stores for much more money. we even looked into nike's and found the soles on this small of shoe did not bend at all, making walking difficult for my daughter. she wore her walmart shoes just fine until she finally grew into a size 3 and 4. which was about 16 months. she's 2 now and still only wears a size 4-5, possibly a 6 depending on who makes them. also converse makes a size 2, you can order it online, or i found ebay to be a great place for little feet. most kids are not walking in a size 2- [cont.]
Answered by cagney - Sun Feb 10 17:52:09 2008
I need about 1,000 users to accept a free membership to get started? How do I market?
Q. I am starting a NEW auction site and I need 1,000+ new members who are willing to list their items for free. They will get a Free membership and credit towards extras. Anyway, how can I reach 1,000+ people to accept this offer? We will probably be launching the grand opening tomorrow.
Asked by bella may - Wed May 28 21:47:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. find lots and lots of blogs, "bulletin boards" , forums, craigslist. anything that will get your word out, and connect you to people
Answered by c123 - Wed May 28 21:50:56 2008
Q. I am starting a NEW auction site and I need 1,000+ new members who are willing to list their items for free. They will get a Free membership and credit towards extras. Anyway, how can I reach 1,000+ people to accept this offer? We will probably be launching the grand opening tomorrow.
Asked by bella may - Wed May 28 21:47:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. find lots and lots of blogs, "bulletin boards" , forums, craigslist. anything that will get your word out, and connect you to people
Answered by c123 - Wed May 28 21:50:56 2008
What is the difference between 1 mole of sulphuric acid and 1 molecule of sulphuric acid?
Q. Please show it numerically as well as theoretically. What is the correct way of saying:1 mole of sulphuric acid has molecular weight 98 or 1 molecule of sulphuric acid has 98 as its molecular mass.Please clarify this point in your answer.
Asked by Arpita S - Thu Apr 23 12:03:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Please show it numerically as well as theoretically. What is the correct way of saying:1 mole of sulphuric acid has molecular weight 98 or 1 molecule of sulphuric acid has 98 as its molecular mass.Please clarify this point in your answer.
Asked by Arpita S - Thu Apr 23 12:03:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How many blocks is 1 mile in california?
Q. I'm planning to run around the same block over and over for about 1 or 2 miles but I need to know how many blocks is 1 mile in southern california. how would i use mapquest?
Asked by christian - Sat May 9 13:14:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd indeed need to find your particular block and calculate it. If you can get someone to drive it in a car, you can use the odometer to estimate. Keep in mind if they're on the road and you're on an inside loop on the sidewalk, you're running a little shorter than the car measures. You can go to a mapping service like Mapquest and keep entering addresses like you would for directions, or in some places you can drag markers around on a route, and you can see what it says distances are.
Answered by Yeti - Sat May 9 20:49:50 2009
Q. I'm planning to run around the same block over and over for about 1 or 2 miles but I need to know how many blocks is 1 mile in southern california. how would i use mapquest?
Asked by christian - Sat May 9 13:14:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd indeed need to find your particular block and calculate it. If you can get someone to drive it in a car, you can use the odometer to estimate. Keep in mind if they're on the road and you're on an inside loop on the sidewalk, you're running a little shorter than the car measures. You can go to a mapping service like Mapquest and keep entering addresses like you would for directions, or in some places you can drag markers around on a route, and you can see what it says distances are.
Answered by Yeti - Sat May 9 20:49:50 2009
How do I convert an absolute error of 0 1 to percentage error?
Q. If I have a range of values from -1 to 1 as my error, how can I change this into a percentage error? As in, for 5 1, it would be 5 0.2% What should I do in this case (1/0 , cannot divide by zero) Oops, yeah sorry, 20%.
Asked by Joshua N - Sun May 18 10:18:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A common approach to this sort of problem is to use the statistical standard deviation as a measure of data spread. This approach assumes that the errors are a random spread. The mean of the data is given by: - x(mean) = x1 + x2 + x3 + ... + xn ...___ ...n Where each of the x's are measured data points for the n recorded measurements. The standard deviation is given by: - = ( (xi - x(mean))/(n-1)) Where means the sum of and the xi's are the individual data points. However, with systematic errors e1, e2, ... en (those errors due to calculations or measuring procedures). The resultant error E is given by: - E = (e1 + e2 + e3 + ... + en ) This resultant error may be expressed as a percentage + or - error on the mean… [cont.]
Answered by '.. ...' - Sun May 18 11:07:18 2008
Q. If I have a range of values from -1 to 1 as my error, how can I change this into a percentage error? As in, for 5 1, it would be 5 0.2% What should I do in this case (1/0 , cannot divide by zero) Oops, yeah sorry, 20%.
Asked by Joshua N - Sun May 18 10:18:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A common approach to this sort of problem is to use the statistical standard deviation as a measure of data spread. This approach assumes that the errors are a random spread. The mean of the data is given by: - x(mean) = x1 + x2 + x3 + ... + xn ...___ ...n Where each of the x's are measured data points for the n recorded measurements. The standard deviation is given by: - = ( (xi - x(mean))/(n-1)) Where means the sum of and the xi's are the individual data points. However, with systematic errors e1, e2, ... en (those errors due to calculations or measuring procedures). The resultant error E is given by: - E = (e1 + e2 + e3 + ... + en ) This resultant error may be expressed as a percentage + or - error on the mean… [cont.]
Answered by '.. ...' - Sun May 18 11:07:18 2008
What is the probability that at least 1 of 2 will occur?
Q. I am doing a problem for statistics class that deals with the following question: What is the probability that at least 1 of 2 randomly selected batteries will be rejected by plan A? I have already determined that the probability of 1 battery being rejected is 2.5%, so would would it be for at least 1 of 2? Would you just to 2.5%^2, or is there a different procedure for "at least"? Thanks. @SV... So basically I would add the probability of those two instances? The probability of 1 would be 2.5%, and the probability of 2 would be 2.5%^2, so the answer would come out to: 8.75% Is this correct? I recommend everyone check out this answer, it helped me the most, especially zantu3's solution:
Asked by tdude51 - Wed Oct 3 18:33:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The probability that at least one is rejected is: Pr[first is rejected] + Pr[second is rejected] - Pr[both are rejected] 0.025 + 0.025 - 0.025^2 = 0.049375 = 4.9375% The reason we have to subtract off Pr[both are rejected] is because it is counted in Pr[first is rejected] and in Pr[second is rejected].
Answered by Phineas Bogg - Wed Oct 3 18:52:32 2007
Q. I am doing a problem for statistics class that deals with the following question: What is the probability that at least 1 of 2 randomly selected batteries will be rejected by plan A? I have already determined that the probability of 1 battery being rejected is 2.5%, so would would it be for at least 1 of 2? Would you just to 2.5%^2, or is there a different procedure for "at least"? Thanks. @SV... So basically I would add the probability of those two instances? The probability of 1 would be 2.5%, and the probability of 2 would be 2.5%^2, so the answer would come out to: 8.75% Is this correct? I recommend everyone check out this answer, it helped me the most, especially zantu3's solution:
Asked by tdude51 - Wed Oct 3 18:33:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The probability that at least one is rejected is: Pr[first is rejected] + Pr[second is rejected] - Pr[both are rejected] 0.025 + 0.025 - 0.025^2 = 0.049375 = 4.9375% The reason we have to subtract off Pr[both are rejected] is because it is counted in Pr[first is rejected] and in Pr[second is rejected].
Answered by Phineas Bogg - Wed Oct 3 18:52:32 2007
What would 1 pound of perpared polenta equal when dry?
Q. It asks for 1 pound of prepared polenta and I dont know what that would be when dry, and if i don't know what it is when dry how can I prepare it?
Asked by bellabri287 - Sun Dec 16 01:47:55 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Weight VS. Volume, 1/2C, 4oz dry + 1 1/2C/ 12oz. liquid (.779lb weight)
Answered by unknown - Mon Dec 17 15:26:22 2007
Q. It asks for 1 pound of prepared polenta and I dont know what that would be when dry, and if i don't know what it is when dry how can I prepare it?
Asked by bellabri287 - Sun Dec 16 01:47:55 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Weight VS. Volume, 1/2C, 4oz dry + 1 1/2C/ 12oz. liquid (.779lb weight)
Answered by unknown - Mon Dec 17 15:26:22 2007
How many and what kind of fish can i put in a 1 gallon tank?
Q. My boyfriend recently bought me a 1 gallon tank. I thought it was generally a big tank for a gold fish, so i went to the pet store to look around. I saw that neon tetras were small and generally swim in groups. I thought it would be a cool idea to get like 5 or so tetras. But now im told that a 1 gallon tank should have only 1 fish. Does anyone know a type of fish that i can get more than 1 to put in my 1 gallon tank?
Asked by dvincer23 - Sun Aug 19 16:49:21 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my hawkeye tank...i have 1 female betta(very small*but normal enough*)and i plan on getting 2 ghost shrimp as soon as i get the plants and they get established...if you want a betta please get a female because in a 1 gallon tank the male cant really strech out his fins and that makes him lithargic...if you want to see a picture of her tank's old look go to paulsawesomeaquarium.blog spot.com @ the bottom of the page. hope this helps!!
Answered by kENNY - Sun Aug 19 17:21:45 2007
Q. My boyfriend recently bought me a 1 gallon tank. I thought it was generally a big tank for a gold fish, so i went to the pet store to look around. I saw that neon tetras were small and generally swim in groups. I thought it would be a cool idea to get like 5 or so tetras. But now im told that a 1 gallon tank should have only 1 fish. Does anyone know a type of fish that i can get more than 1 to put in my 1 gallon tank?
Asked by dvincer23 - Sun Aug 19 16:49:21 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my hawkeye tank...i have 1 female betta(very small*but normal enough*)and i plan on getting 2 ghost shrimp as soon as i get the plants and they get established...if you want a betta please get a female because in a 1 gallon tank the male cant really strech out his fins and that makes him lithargic...if you want to see a picture of her tank's old look go to paulsawesomeaquarium.blog spot.com @ the bottom of the page. hope this helps!!
Answered by kENNY - Sun Aug 19 17:21:45 2007
Whats the difference between bipolar 1/2 and Severe bipolar depression with psychotic features?
Q. I understand bipolar 1 and 2, but other than psychosis is there anything else that defines the diagnoses "Severe bipolar depression with psychotic features" from the diagnoses bipolar 1 or bipolar 2? yeah, im diagnosed bipolar 1 with psychotic features. but also read up on this diagnoses of ssevere bipolar depression with psychotic features
Asked by Gabe - Sat Jan 24 22:25:31 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Ok.. i did that wrong... go here after you read the first part of bipolar 1, then keep clicking next article... Bipolar I Disorder is not a complete diagnosis in and of itself. When someone is diagnosed with Bipolar I Disorder, the doctor uses what are called specifiers to give more information about the patient s current condition. Specifiers describe the mood episode and severity of the illness that the patient is experiencing. If the person most recently experienced a hypomanic episode, often no further specifiers are given. Hypomania is by definition, a mild manic episode with no psychotic features. Therefore, it would be redundant to specify the severity of the symptoms and the presence of psychotic features. This diagnosis… [cont.]
Answered by AmberWh PM - Sun Jan 25 06:49:20 2009
Q. I understand bipolar 1 and 2, but other than psychosis is there anything else that defines the diagnoses "Severe bipolar depression with psychotic features" from the diagnoses bipolar 1 or bipolar 2? yeah, im diagnosed bipolar 1 with psychotic features. but also read up on this diagnoses of ssevere bipolar depression with psychotic features
Asked by Gabe - Sat Jan 24 22:25:31 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Ok.. i did that wrong... go here after you read the first part of bipolar 1, then keep clicking next article... Bipolar I Disorder is not a complete diagnosis in and of itself. When someone is diagnosed with Bipolar I Disorder, the doctor uses what are called specifiers to give more information about the patient s current condition. Specifiers describe the mood episode and severity of the illness that the patient is experiencing. If the person most recently experienced a hypomanic episode, often no further specifiers are given. Hypomania is by definition, a mild manic episode with no psychotic features. Therefore, it would be redundant to specify the severity of the symptoms and the presence of psychotic features. This diagnosis… [cont.]
Answered by AmberWh PM - Sun Jan 25 06:49:20 2009
How do I make more than 1 thumbnail appear on myspace?
Q. I'd like more than 1 pic to appear on the bottom blue row where you see a preview thumbnail on the front page of a myspace 2.0 prof. How do I make more than 1 thumbnail appear?
Asked by D - Sat Jun 20 21:36:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. shown here how to do that
Answered by N D2 - Sat Jun 20 21:43:55 2009
Q. I'd like more than 1 pic to appear on the bottom blue row where you see a preview thumbnail on the front page of a myspace 2.0 prof. How do I make more than 1 thumbnail appear?
Asked by D - Sat Jun 20 21:36:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. shown here how to do that
Answered by N D2 - Sat Jun 20 21:43:55 2009
Can you change a wind zone 1 mobile home to a wind zone 2 by adding additional strapping or any other means?
Q. I have a wind zone 1 mobile home that I want to move to a wind zone 2 area. I cannot buy another home and I only 3 1/2 years on this one. Can I strap or set up similar to modular to allow me to have my home in a wind zone 2 area?
Asked by Candy P - Tue Feb 26 00:59:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you can't. If you find someone who doesn't care and will move it for you anyway - believe me, there are plenty - the state will inspect the home after setup and will not approve it. I has more to do with insulation and construction standards than setup. Here is a website that may be of more help: www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/s fh/mhs/prod01.cfm
Answered by Lyn K - Tue Feb 26 01:24:05 2008
Q. I have a wind zone 1 mobile home that I want to move to a wind zone 2 area. I cannot buy another home and I only 3 1/2 years on this one. Can I strap or set up similar to modular to allow me to have my home in a wind zone 2 area?
Asked by Candy P - Tue Feb 26 00:59:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you can't. If you find someone who doesn't care and will move it for you anyway - believe me, there are plenty - the state will inspect the home after setup and will not approve it. I has more to do with insulation and construction standards than setup. Here is a website that may be of more help: www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/s fh/mhs/prod01.cfm
Answered by Lyn K - Tue Feb 26 01:24:05 2008
What is the probability that player 1 will win?
Q. Two players compete in a game of chance involving a pair of fair dice. Player 1 rolls first and wins if she rolls a 7. Player 2 wins if he rolls a 7 or a 12. Play alternates until a player wins. What is the probability that player 1 will win?
Asked by TNT - Thu May 28 15:34:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Ways to roll a 7: 1+6 6+1 2+5 5+2 3+4 4+3 so 6. 6/36 = 1/6% of a win when rolling. Player 2 has a 7/36 chance of winning, which is a little over 1/6%. On the first roll, player 1 has a chance of 1/6. The probability of winning will change, because his second roll depends if player 2 loses now. Chance of player 2 losing is 36-7/36 = 29/36. So we mulitply 1/6 * 29/36 for the probability of player 2 losing AND player 1 winning on the second roll. If you want to know the probability that player 1 will win a roll, it's 1/6. If you want the probability that player 1 will win the game, it will fluxuate because the events depend on the earlier rolls all losing.
Answered by Sekida - Thu May 28 15:43:20 2009
Q. Two players compete in a game of chance involving a pair of fair dice. Player 1 rolls first and wins if she rolls a 7. Player 2 wins if he rolls a 7 or a 12. Play alternates until a player wins. What is the probability that player 1 will win?
Asked by TNT - Thu May 28 15:34:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Ways to roll a 7: 1+6 6+1 2+5 5+2 3+4 4+3 so 6. 6/36 = 1/6% of a win when rolling. Player 2 has a 7/36 chance of winning, which is a little over 1/6%. On the first roll, player 1 has a chance of 1/6. The probability of winning will change, because his second roll depends if player 2 loses now. Chance of player 2 losing is 36-7/36 = 29/36. So we mulitply 1/6 * 29/36 for the probability of player 2 losing AND player 1 winning on the second roll. If you want to know the probability that player 1 will win a roll, it's 1/6. If you want the probability that player 1 will win the game, it will fluxuate because the events depend on the earlier rolls all losing.
Answered by Sekida - Thu May 28 15:43:20 2009
How much can 1 person realistically study per day on a consistent basis?
Q. I know what it takes for me to get to a 97+ rate of grades. I am a semi-perfectionist now that I figured it out. However, I would like to know a realistic amount of time per day or week to study to figure out how many classes I should take at 1 time. I am not looking for study ideas nor techniques as I said, because I figured out what works for me. I am just trying to figure out a correct amount of courses to take.
Asked by chris n - Mon Mar 30 14:53:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 4 hrs a day. That means you have 4 hours for classes and 4 hrs for homework 2 hours for social time and 10 hrs to sleep.
Answered by Morphious - Mon Mar 30 14:58:31 2009
Q. I know what it takes for me to get to a 97+ rate of grades. I am a semi-perfectionist now that I figured it out. However, I would like to know a realistic amount of time per day or week to study to figure out how many classes I should take at 1 time. I am not looking for study ideas nor techniques as I said, because I figured out what works for me. I am just trying to figure out a correct amount of courses to take.
Asked by chris n - Mon Mar 30 14:53:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 4 hrs a day. That means you have 4 hours for classes and 4 hrs for homework 2 hours for social time and 10 hrs to sleep.
Answered by Morphious - Mon Mar 30 14:58:31 2009
How many mealworms would be in 1 cup of mealworms?
Q. I need to order some meal worms for a recipe. The recipe calls for 1 cup of meal worms. All the places I can find to order mealworms sell them by their exact COUNT, not by volume. (For example, you can buy 1,000 mealworms, or 5,000 mealworms, etc.) Does anyone know how many mealworms are in a cup? I need to know how many to order.
Asked by Naturepants9 - Wed May 7 12:05:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One cup of mealworms is usually around 50.
Answered by Luckii - Wed May 7 12:40:52 2008
Q. I need to order some meal worms for a recipe. The recipe calls for 1 cup of meal worms. All the places I can find to order mealworms sell them by their exact COUNT, not by volume. (For example, you can buy 1,000 mealworms, or 5,000 mealworms, etc.) Does anyone know how many mealworms are in a cup? I need to know how many to order.
Asked by Naturepants9 - Wed May 7 12:05:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One cup of mealworms is usually around 50.
Answered by Luckii - Wed May 7 12:40:52 2008
What is the difference between claiming 1 or 0 on taxes?
Q. I actually have two jobs. One full-time and one per-diem. One job I claim 0 and the other I claim 1 on my taxes. Is it okay to keep like that or should I claim 1 on both or 0 on both?
Asked by kiki_e - Sat Jun 21 19:39:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several factors to consider when determining how many exemptions you should claim on your W-4 federal witholding certificate. One is do you have a spouse and dependents to take care of. If you claim 0 exemptions, they will take MORE money out of your check each pay period which leaves you LESS money to take care of your family and houshold expenses. If you claim 1 or more exemptions, you should look at your total houshold income. If your total houshold income is relatively low depending upon how many people are in your household, then claiming 1 or 2 exemptions should not hurt you because you will have several exemptions to use to reduce your taxable income at tax time. By claiming more exemptions you will get more money in your… [cont.]
Answered by LLCOOLES - Sun Jun 22 16:22:15 2008
Q. I actually have two jobs. One full-time and one per-diem. One job I claim 0 and the other I claim 1 on my taxes. Is it okay to keep like that or should I claim 1 on both or 0 on both?
Asked by kiki_e - Sat Jun 21 19:39:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several factors to consider when determining how many exemptions you should claim on your W-4 federal witholding certificate. One is do you have a spouse and dependents to take care of. If you claim 0 exemptions, they will take MORE money out of your check each pay period which leaves you LESS money to take care of your family and houshold expenses. If you claim 1 or more exemptions, you should look at your total houshold income. If your total houshold income is relatively low depending upon how many people are in your household, then claiming 1 or 2 exemptions should not hurt you because you will have several exemptions to use to reduce your taxable income at tax time. By claiming more exemptions you will get more money in your… [cont.]
Answered by LLCOOLES - Sun Jun 22 16:22:15 2008
How many tonnes of Type 1 Aggregate and Asdug to 1 cubic metre?
Q. Hello... Two questions... (1) - If I had a 1 cubic metre hole and I wanted to fill it with Type 1 aggregate (compacted down!), how many tonnes would I need? (2) - If I had a 1 cubic metre hole and I wanted to fill it with Asdug (compacted down!), how many tonnes would I need? Any info assisting me in calculating tonnage of these materials based on their cubic metre volume would be very appreciated.
Asked by emailteaching - Fri Oct 5 13:24:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (1)2.25 tons (2)sorry not familiar with asdug
Answered by golden - Fri Oct 5 14:17:36 2007
Q. Hello... Two questions... (1) - If I had a 1 cubic metre hole and I wanted to fill it with Type 1 aggregate (compacted down!), how many tonnes would I need? (2) - If I had a 1 cubic metre hole and I wanted to fill it with Asdug (compacted down!), how many tonnes would I need? Any info assisting me in calculating tonnage of these materials based on their cubic metre volume would be very appreciated.
Asked by emailteaching - Fri Oct 5 13:24:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (1)2.25 tons (2)sorry not familiar with asdug
Answered by golden - Fri Oct 5 14:17:36 2007
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